Hey all, I’ve been holding onto Bitcoin for a while now and I want to swap some without dealing with platforms that demand ID. Most exchanges I used are either gone or now ask for verification. What are people actually using lately for non-custodial swaps? Looking for something solid, working directly from my wallet, with decent fees and no waiting ages for funds. If you’ve had luck with this recently, let me know! Thanks.
Best No-KYC Options for Bitcoin Swaps?
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I’ve been using flake.exchange and it’s super fast. No issues so far!
shard_2013Full Member
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#3Sep 20, 2025, 10:29 PM
I go through b1exch.io using Tor and I've swapped coins without any KYC hassle. Here’s the clearnet link and the.onion link if you wanna check it out. Just saying, it's been solid for me.
chr1swhal3Full Member
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#4Sep 21, 2025, 12:42 AM
Are you looking to switch to fiat or just trading BTC for other crypto? You might want to check out Bisq. It takes a bit longer but no ID needed. Also, kycnot.me has a list of private options if you're interested.
just_nonceNewbie
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#5Sep 21, 2025, 01:46 AM
The OP doesn’t seem to be engaged at all. This is like the third thread about non-KYC exchanges and he never replies to anyone. What’s up with that?
5tack_moonNewbie
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#6Sep 21, 2025, 02:27 AM
Honestly, for what you need, Bisq is probably your best bet. It’s desktop-friendly, and there’s Bisq Easy for mobile. Most other options just aren't truly decentralized, so be careful. Chains and bridges can be sketchy too.
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