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Verified services for private finance, encrypted communications, and surveillance-resistant infrastructure.

150 verified services across 14 categories.

150 vetted services across 14 categories. No sign-up, no ID.■ Browse all services →
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Decentralized P2P exchange using Monero (XMR) as settlement currency. Tor-only, non-custodial, security deposit model. by design.

ZERO KYC
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Anonymous VPN — account number only, no email, accepts cash/XMR/BTC. No logs policy, independently audited. Open source.

ZERO KYC
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Privacy-focused swap rate aggregator. Compares rates across no-KYC exchanges. XMR specialist. Tor-accessible.

ZERO KYC
89

Hardened Android OS for Google Pixel devices. Maximum privacy and security — no Google account required, sandboxed apps, verified boot. Free, open source.

ZERO KYC
89

A free, open-source Monero wallet for desktop. Connects via Tor by default, heavily optimized for privacy and power users.

ZERO KYC
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Anonymous eSIM with data and US phone number. , no email, no sign-up. Pay with XMR or BTC/Lightning. Works in 160+ countries.

ZERO KYC
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a no-KYC crypto service?

A no-KYC crypto service lets you exchange, spend, or hold cryptocurrency without submitting identity documents. Examples include non-custodial swaps (SideShift, Trocador), P2P exchanges (Haveno), and VPNs that accept Monero. Most have transaction limits to stay outside regulated thresholds.

Is it legal to use no-KYC crypto services?

In most countries, yes. KYC laws apply to regulated businesses, not to individuals transacting peer-to-peer. Tax reporting requirements on gains still apply regardless of how you acquired crypto.

What is Monero and why does it matter for privacy?

Monero (XMR) is a cryptocurrency with mandatory privacy built into every transaction. Unlike Bitcoin, Monero hides sender, recipient, and amount by default using ring signatures, stealth addresses, and RingCT.