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Hand-curated directory of crypto & privacy services that don't ask who you are.
Every entry is scored 0–10 on how little it knows about you, from
L0 trustless to L5 mandatory.
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Flashift offers instant, no-registration crypto swaps across 1000+ assets with Tor support and open-source code, though its extremely low trust and privacy scores demand caution.
BitMixList operates as a curated, open-source directory and AML score checker for no-KYC Bitcoin mixers, exchanges, P2P markets and privacy coordinators, maintained by a known Bitcointalk personality.
addy.io is an open-source email alias service that forwards messages to your real inbox while letting you reply anonymously. It accepts Monero and Bitcoin, works over Tor, and requires only an email to get started.
A donation-funded, no-signup VPN from a long-running activist collective, offering pseudonymous use and open-source clients across all major platforms.
NeroMail offers a dead-simple, no-registration temporary inbox that self-destructs after 60 minutes, with optional Monero payment for users who want extra privacy without identity checks.
NiceVPS markets itself as a no-KYC, offshore infrastructure provider accepting Monero and Bitcoin, but its rock-bottom trust scores and polarized user reviews demand careful scrutiny before depositing funds.
Swiss-based encrypted email with pseudonymous signup, end-to-end encryption, and Tor support, ideal for users seeking anonymous communication without identity verification.
KingSMTP offers pseudonymous transactional email relay with crypto payments, no identity checks, and open-source infrastructure, though its logging practices and single-operator model demand careful scrutiny.
uncensore.net offers a rare no-registration, pseudonymous VPN built to defeat deep packet inspection, though its aggressive data collection for support and payments drags down its privacy score.
RackNerd offers pseudonymous, crypto-friendly infrastructure hosting across global datacenters, though privacy-conscious users should weigh its aggressive logging against competitive pricing and broad payment options.
KYUN is a pseudonymous VPS provider accepting Monero and Lightning payments, positioning itself as a privacy-respecting alternative to mainstream cloud hosts, though mixed community feedback reveals notable reliability trade-offs.
Veritel offers real SIM-based virtual numbers for quick, pseudonymous SMS verification with crypto payments and Tor access, though its privacy protections remain superficial.
VoipSpoof offers a rare no-KYC telecom suite for anonymous users, combining caller ID spoofing, custom SMS, virtual numbers and built-in crypto swaps, but its extreme privacy risks demand caution.
MoneroSMS is a no-KYC, Tor-friendly virtual SMS service that lets users rent US phone numbers using Monero, Bitcoin, or cash without creating a traditional account.
ChainSwap markets itself as a privacy-first, no-KYC exchange for 350+ cryptocurrencies with Tor support and open-source tooling, though its contradictory AML/KYC documentation and abysmal trust scores demand careful scrutiny.
WizardSwap offers instant, no-signup swaps between Bitcoin, Monero and privacy coins through its own liquidity infrastructure, though persistent complaints about flagged funds and support gaps keep its trust scores low.
Routstr is a permissionless, open-source protocol for anonymous AI inference, routing requests through Nostr relays and settling payments via Bitcoin Lightning and Cashu eCash tokens.
Anon Shop operates as a crypto-native purchasing proxy, letting users buy everyday goods with Monero while shielding their identity and delivery details from sellers.
PayPerQ delivers premium AI models on a pay-per-query basis with zero KYC, accepting Monero and Bitcoin Lightning for pseudonymous access without subscriptions.
Thorpaket lets anyone in Germany receive physical mail and parcels under an alias, with no identity verification required and support for privacy-focused payments including Monero and cash.
Amnezia VPN offers a rare combination of no-KYC, no-signup access and self-hosted sovereignty, though its privacy architecture demands careful threat-modeling.
XMRLance connects privacy-conscious freelancers with clients through pseudonymous profiles and minimal verification, letting workers earn Monero without surrendering legal identity or banking details.
NestEx operates as a tiered-KYC exchange with Tor accessibility and peer-to-peer functionality, though its privacy protections are weaker than its marketing suggests.
