Sites to get btc that don't require ID?

[warmember]

So this is a bit of a tricky situation. I live in a state where btc is an issue in the us, which many sites dont allow for selling btc, in addition to that I have a passport, which coinbase doesnt accept

Ive tried sites like localbitcoin, but the problem is when you want btc for business, i have to go scout out particular deals thats with someone, who may have a service i can use, and the only one ive really had success with in payment is zelle, which usually ends up getting my bank account limited, and is a huge hassle for daily trade

What I need I think is a site that automates bitcoin exchange like coinbase, but without id needed or that accepts passport or is more lenient , does anyone know of sites like that for usa customers?

 

[James2774]

How does zeljj OH e limit your bank account?
I accept zelle payments daily and never ran into that,
How much btc are you trying to buy with zelle?
Maybe use moneygram/western union to send wires, or wire direct from your bank.
No exchange will work without ID, only private traders.

 

[warmember]

They keep locking my account for suspicious activity, with chase theyd actually lock my account and make me come into the branch which when it happens over the weekend completely blows

capital one seems to be a bit better but everyone keeps flagging them

my question though is are there sites that work with passport? Coinbase is so simple but id think there must be another site that can use passport thats well known and easy to use?

or maybe an app that lets you do the same?

 

[SeoArrowLTD]

They keep locking my account for suspicious activity, with chase theyd actually lock my account and make me come into the branch which when it happens over the weekend completely blows

capital one seems to be a bit better but everyone keeps flagging them

my question though is are there sites that work with passport? Coinbase is so simple but id think there must be another site that can use passport thats well known and easy to use?

or maybe an app that lets you do the same?

Try skrill, they have a crypto auto-trade something from what I saw. You can trade only with $$$ and you can't withdraw any BTC or other Crypto = they have a simple verification with Passport only.

 

[blue_knight]

Maybe kraken.com ? I'm sure they require KYC but I believe you can use your passport, from what I am remembering.

 

[TheKingSlayer]

private traders are the only solution for this as I know. All automated sites require KYC or other documents as far as I know

 

[FindDIY]

Have you looked at binance.us? I am not sure if a passport can be used for verification though.

 

[warmember]

man, i tried all the suggestions on here but theyre not allowed in the state im in. I didnt see the btc thing for skrill though do you know where that is? Or do you mean like localbitcoin type thing where some people swap skrill for it?

 

[Elvlin]

You need to find private traders. and find a way to cooperate. Maybe make some transaction as front to use middle man like escrow so your money safe. or purchase small amount multiple time until you got the ammount you need.

 

[suneyara]

private traders are the only solution for this as I know. All automated sites require KYC or other documents as far as I know

can you recommend best platform for private traders, ?
does BHW has any section similar to that ?
I know on , apart from BHW, but they are not very open to outsiders

 

[loussy1777]

Go head and try Payeer you will like it

 

[Brickbat1]

can you recommend best platform for private traders, ?
does BHW has any section similar to that ?
I know on , apart from BHW, but they are not very open to outsiders

Currency exchange is not allowed here, you will get an infraction. Got my first warning because of this mistake.

 

[warmember]

payeers banned in usa, localbitcoins pretty good but its not feasible for business because you have to keep refinding people to get fromand people run out of stock and its too much to research a deal when your trying to set rates and everything for biz

still looking

 

[Deleted member 1333509]

Be SUPER DUPER careful of making private trades OP, there are 1,000,001 scams and shifty mfs out there that prey on people new to crypto 24/7.

You're better off trying lots of mainstream trusted platforms until you find one that will let you trade without KYC.

Try Binance, Huobi, Bitfinex, Kraken, OKex, Coinbase Pro etc etc these are trusted platforms, and while most will need KYC, you might find one where you can start trading under your current situation.

Don't trade directly with anyone outside of a trading platform unless you know what you're doing - always use Escrow if you do, and don't ever let people pay you with Paypal for crypto because there are well known scams where they can claim their money back and keep the BTC - be f**king careful mate!

 

[jackintheblob]

Stay far away from skrill if you wanna purchase crypto. You are not given actual cryptocurrency, you're investing on the value of the currency thats it. Skrill has 0 options to withdraw the coins aftee purchase, and its only kept internally within skrill's platform.

Go for localbitcoins, purchase using WU, or face to face meetups for cash. Its hard to purchase these days without KYC, as theres tons of fraud attempts. For those that do not require KYC, the fees are usually exorbitant.

 

[warmember]

Yeah those are trusted sites that use ID though sand

how do you purchase on skrill?

Also I heard on cashapp you can buy btc anyone try this?

 

[jackintheblob]

There is a function there, but its just for investjng into the value of the coin, skrill doesn't actually give you the coin itself. And if you want to send your crypto out, it can only be sent thru skrill email addresses, not a wallets.

Yeah with cashapp you can purchase btc.


Tbh there is a way, albeit more long routed. Get a stealth transferwise, use it to purchase btc via lbc, etc

 

[Nalini]

Stay far away from skrill if you wanna purchase crypto. You are not given actual cryptocurrency, you're investing on the value of the currency thats it. Skrill has 0 options to withdraw the coins aftee purchase, and its only kept internally within skrill's platform.

Go for localbitcoins, purchase using WU, or face to face meetups for cash. Its hard to purchase these days without KYC, as theres tons of fraud attempts. For those that do not require KYC, the fees are usually exorbitant.

Same shit with Revolut. Found out the hard way...

 

[jackintheblob]

Yeah all these companies.. dont even bloody own any crypto but letting people buy in on paper

 

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