NONKYC.io 👍🏼 Approved as of today.

I have been using the instant exchanges, the ones you send to and the money comes back in another coin. I have lost one in five exchanges. If I send BTC, I lose one in three transactions attempted. Of course, my personal policy is to never give up my identity, phone number or non-temporary email address.

I found this one after trying out a brand new platform in order to set up a node. In other words, a money printing machine. The only place I could get the coins for the new node was NonKYC.

This one lives up to its name and has been tested with under $1,000 same day deposit, trading and multiple withdrawals and there were no problems.

The platform performs as most do and it is fairly clean and pretty speedy.

-No identity as requested.
-Any email address required - for verifying withdrawals and adding withdrawal addresses.
-Non-google (generic) 2FA app accepted for the same actions (above) though 2FA is required

For me those requirements are cumbersome for a measly $1,000 test, but I am glad that disposable email addresses are accepted and I save fees by sending coins directly to the node that needs them.

If I end up using this exchange for more than just one coin, I will invest in some of their coin for a heavy discount on fees for withdrawals. Each withdrawal currently costs me about $1 which is not bad.

Sometimes, investing in new projects requires setting up on an unknown exchange. This coin is only a few months old and you have to get in early to realize the gains. I am (not me but my anonymous non-me) signed up to hundreds of sites, but only the ones that do not require identity verification.

I urge you all to be careful if you are avoiding data collection as I am, I sent less than $5,000 to Poloniex in the form of BTC and they just kept it. I argued with them for over a year, then I gave the transaction info to a friend with the promise half if he can register his ID and get it out. No Joy.

In the mean time, BTC is being accepted and regulated like paper dollars were. People who had opted to use Trezor and other like devices found out fast that those devices are only a weak link in the "private key" and "seed" game.

Those who use banks for crypto are sidestepping all of the security and censorship resistance that is built into the crypto technologies. It is becoming idiotic.

all photos and screenshots were taking by me. I am not pushing another platform, only safe / anonymous trading. If you want that info, ask. Or you can search the coin name for yourself.