They used to be KYC free, but due to regulations they’re not anymore. I used them years ago myself as well.Have you tried nowpayments.io? They have an option that allows your customers to pay with crypto, through card.
yes but I just hate it , to do new PayPal or stripe account and go throw the process again and at then end I end up banned , even though I do not do that much of transactions ,Sometimes it can be very hard to secure payments. Have you tried the two site method? Website 1 is a white hat website. Process payments on website 2 which is IPTV. Do you know anything about cloaking your gateway?
And agree on crypto as a payment method. It’s a waste of time now. I used to get a lot of crypto payments 2012-2019 but now no one uses it. Credit card only for B2C
I assume you are trying to hide your identity because of copyright issues. Is that right?yes but I just hate it , to do new PayPal or stripe account and go throw the process again and at then end I end up banned , even though I do not do that much of transactions ,
the best think I think that suit me is on-ramp payments , but can not find a single one that do not do KYC (iptv clients when they see KYC they close the browser
visitors wont's use any crypto solution when it has KYCI assume you are trying to hide your identity because of copyright issues. Is that right?
Or do you mean your visitors need to verify their identity when they buy?
I don’t understand
I wasn’t aware crypto payments required KYC. In fact it doesn’t.visitors wont's use any crypto solution when it has KYC
They still need to buy BTC or USDT to pay you, and finding a source that doesn't require KYC is not easy for the average customer. I'm sure that's what OP meant.I wasn’t aware crypto payments required KYC. In fact it doesn’t.
https://btcpayserver.org/
I have never heard of crypto payments requiring KYC.
That makes more sense to me. I bet you’re right.They still need to buy BTC or USDT to pay you, and finding a source that doesn't require KYC is not easy for the average customer. I'm sure that's what OP meant.