Fake ID to stay anonymous on BTC platform

DrRek

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Hello guys, I'm new in this group and this is my first post.

I was wondering about how to thruly stay anonymous while trasfering money on my btc account. I'm not talking about washing them in some BTC laundry which, if made right, could lead to good result while transfering from one address to another. Instead I'm talking about exchainging other currencies into BTC. Like for example passing money from Paypal to BTC. Most common platforms like Coinbase, Localcryptos and similar all requires ID verification*.

I was wondering, isn't it enough to (properly) photoshop an ID to get your account verified? Have you ever done this?

Is there any kind of check they make on ID code before approving your account? I'm guessing the answer is no since it would be to difficult to verify each document from each nation. I think they only use it if, and only if, there is any request coming from any authorities, is it correct?

More than than, I'm asking myself, why does none ever discuss about this? I've searched but none seems to care.
Is this because you are not aware that giving them your ID is ponentially dangerous for your business? Nah, most of you seems like you know a thing or two more than me, so this is not possible XD
So, is there some hidden service that i didn't scrap enough to find to make this kind of transaction?

Thanks for your answer!

p.s. As I said this is my first post, don't be to harsh XD
Let me know if I posted it in the wrong section or if does not comply to the rules

* i'm talking about moving less the 1000$, the ID should be enough on most platform
 
Hello guys, I'm new in this group and this is my first post.

I was wondering about how to thruly stay anonymous while trasfering money on my btc account. I'm not talking about washing them in some BTC laundry which, if made right, could lead to good result while transfering from one address to another. Instead I'm talking about exchainging other currencies into BTC. Like for example passing money from Paypal to BTC. Most common platforms like Coinbase, Localcryptos and similar all requires ID verification*.

I was wondering, isn't it enough to (properly) photoshop an ID to get your account verified? Have you ever done this?

Is there any kind of check they make on ID code before approving your account? I'm guessing the answer is no since it would be to difficult to verify each document from each nation. I think they only use it if, and only if, there is any request coming from any authorities, is it correct?

More than than, I'm asking myself, why does none ever discuss about this? I've searched but none seems to care.
Is this because you are not aware that giving them your ID is ponentially dangerous for your business? Nah, most of you seems like you know a thing or two more than me, so this is not possible XD
So, is there some hidden service that i didn't scrap enough to find to make this kind of transaction?

Thanks for your answer!

p.s. As I said this is my first post, don't be to harsh XD
Let me know if I posted it in the wrong section or if does not comply to the rules

* i'm talking about moving less the 1000$, the ID should be enough on most platform
Google: "KYC-free crypto trading platforms"/"crypto platforms no KYC"
 
Have you checked out localbitcoins (dot) com? Seems to fit your requirements.
 
you can buy Bitcoin without identity verification from your neighbor or some BTC trader you know personally. If you know someone who works in the cryptocurrency industry or is a cryptocurrency miner, you should be able to buy Bitcoins directly from them as they will have to periodically liquidate some of their fiat coins to cover living expenses.
 
Have you checked out localbitcoins (dot) com? Seems to fit your requirements.
"You need to update your verification status to continue using LocalBitcoins. Proceed to verify"
This is the message i got, even thought I never made any transaction and it says that they don't require any IDs for small transactions.... who knows why
 
you can buy Bitcoin without identity verification from your neighbor or some BTC trader you know personally. If you know someone who works in the cryptocurrency industry or is a cryptocurrency miner, you should be able to buy Bitcoins directly from them as they will have to periodically liquidate some of their fiat coins to cover living expenses.

Of course I can't use this option, otherwise the problem wouldn't even exist.
 
Actually, re-reading your post, I'm not clear what you are trying to hide/fake.

Money is already in a Bank/Paypal/etc KYC-verified account, and you want to convert that to BTC. Right?

As long as the wallet you convert it into is not tied to your "real" identity, you should be fine. Why? Because no one knows whether you are transferring it into your own wallet or whether you are paying for services rendered or products bought.

So, your real question seems to be "How do I create an anonymous wallet"?
For that, you can use multiple wallets like Electrum, BitCoin Core, etc...

I don't know if that helped or just confused you more...
 
Using a fake ID on a platform that asks KYC information is not a good idea.
Verifying documents is not that difficult. They contract specialized companies for that.
So you will get caught (they will block your coins until you properly identify).
Use a platform that doesn't require ID verification.
Also, some platforms only require ID if you move more than, let's say, $10000 a month.
 
Binance had $60 worth of BTC and wouldn't let me even close the account until I showed them my ID documents. I told them to fuck off and give it to charity then. They duly agreed to fuck off and closed my account, but I don't know if they gave the money to charity or kept it.
 
You don't need fake ID. You don't need ID at all on local.bitcoin.com
Second option is bitcoin ATM, search for them in you local area
 
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