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May 07, 2019, 03:18:18 AM |
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Came across a CoinMe atm today, but it required government issued ID (US), so I decided to pass on it. Are there brands out there that don't require ID? (to sell)
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May 07, 2019, 03:23:29 AM |
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Came across a CoinMe atm today, but it required government issued ID (US), so I decided to pass on it. Are there brands out there that don't require ID? (to sell)
Whichever the brand might be, probably every atm will request for some ID verification when you use it for the very first time. In countries where bitcoin usage is regulated might give anonymous support for withdrawal through ATMs. |
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May 07, 2019, 05:54:25 AM
Last edit: May 07, 2019, 11:39:34 PM by Ailmand |
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Came across a CoinMe atm today, but it required government issued ID (US), so I decided to pass on it. Are there brands out there that don't require ID? (to sell)
Here is an article I've found where to buy bitcoin without using ID card. https://coinsutra.com/best-ways-buy-bitcoins-without-id-buy-bitcoins-anonymously/ Buying thru Bitcoin ATM is number 4 on the list, I guess it depends on the jurisdiction, USA might be requiring ID to use the ATM, because as mentioned in the article it only requires you to scan your address or if you don't have an adress the ATM will generate paper wallet for you. Try to find other bitcoin ATM since there are a lot of them in USA. Good luck, hope this helps. |
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May 07, 2019, 06:41:52 AM |
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The moment when fiat currencies enter the scene, KYC/AML requirements comes into play. I know a few years ago, people had some vending machines where you could buy/sell very small amounts of coins, limited to $50 without any KYC/AML requirements. Those days are gone now and I do not see any of those Bitcoin vending machines anymore. <I think regulators caught up to them and they got shutdown.>   Interesting question, but I think ATM manufacturers will have to abide by the local government regulators rules and regulations or they too will get shutdown.  |
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Haunebu
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May 07, 2019, 07:41:21 AM |
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Buying thru Bitcoin ATM is number 4 on the list, I guess it depends on the jurisdiction, USA might be requiring ID to use the ATM, because as mentioned in the article it only requires you to scan your address or if you don't have an adress the ATM will generate paper wallet for you.
Try to find other bitcoin ATM since there are a lot of them in USA. Good luck, hope this helps.
I doubt op can find an ATM in US where he can purchase BTC anonymously due to the regulations imposed by the government. If he wants full anonymity, he needs to stick to sites like LocalBitcoins, Binance etc in this aspect. |
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Genemind
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May 07, 2019, 07:45:16 AM
Last edit: May 07, 2019, 10:27:25 AM by Genemind |
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Some Atm brands would require government Ids for Kyc and we can't question it since you are from U.S. where crypto is regulated. Try to choose and transact on exchanges and local crypto wallets in your country.
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Astvile
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May 07, 2019, 11:11:08 AM |
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I think you cant find bitcoin ATM to sell bitcoins where you can sell bitcoin without using an ID,verification is a must since even though its bitcoin ATM it is still handled by the government which needs info to verify users specially if you want to be a merchant
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kronos123
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May 07, 2019, 01:18:21 PM |
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In the United States, unlike other countries, you won't find any Atm for the crypto, Bitcoin or even others, where you can withdraw without doing Kyc / Aml.
In Italy instead there are some ATM where you can do this under a certain amount (generally 500 euros) without passing Kyc or providing any document; I've heard that even in Austria, Switzerland and France it works like in Italy.
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bitcoin31
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May 07, 2019, 01:34:19 PM |
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In my country using bitcoin ATM to sell don't need to use KYC or submit any ID's that you have.
I think those Bitcoin ATM machine now are implementing KYC to become secure and have record who people are using now cryptocurrency.
Depends to the near to your place hope you can find some bitcoin ATM machine that doesn't need to pass your ID.
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May 07, 2019, 01:56:05 PM |
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ATMs that don't require your ID card can only be used to buy BTC. To sell, you have no choice. There are even ATMs asking to take a picture of you with your ID card in hand. And don't even think about putting your hand in front of the device to hide. The staff seems to have been made aware that having the photo/ID is 'essential' for them. So they're watching you, to see if you're doing it right.
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May 08, 2019, 01:09:52 PM |
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What the hell are you talking about? Posting links about how to buy BTC with a CC. You don't need to have a "Bitcoin card" to use the ATMs  Also, the guy is talking about ATMs to sell bitcoins, not to buy. The perfect example of forum users that don't bother to read a conversation. |
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shinharu10282016
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May 08, 2019, 03:52:13 PM |
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Came across a CoinMe atm today, but it required government issued ID (US), so I decided to pass on it. Are there brands out there that don't require ID? (to sell)
Whichever the brand might be, probably every atm will request for some ID verification when you use it for the very first time. In countries where bitcoin usage is regulated might give anonymous support for withdrawal through ATMs. They will follow Anti Money Laundering Laws since these ATMs are operating as banks so they should be under it. Don't worry as it is a traditional way. Or better yet buy from exchanges. Its easier. |
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