Buy cryptocurrencies without KYC.

[Hopebrignt]

Hello there,

Where can I buy bitcoin with Credit Card? and I don't have to do KYC.

Thanks.

[Jawhead999]

You can buy bitcoin with credit card without KYC by Peer to Peer :
1. LocalBitcoins
2. Paxful
3. Hodl Hodl
4. Bisq
5. Wall of Coins

Or you can buy it in exchanges like :
1. Changelly
2. Indacoin
3. Bitquick
4. Coinoco
5. Bitit

Usually you only need email for verification, no need personal KYC.
More information you can check this link https://dailycryptocurrency.com/bitcoin/buy-bitcoin-with-credit-card-no-verification/
But you should know buy bitcoin with credit card have high fees.

[Findingnemo]

You can buy bitcoin with credit card without KYC by Peer to Peer :
1. LocalBitcoins
2. Paxful
More information you can check this link https://dailycryptocurrency.com/bitcoin/buy-bitcoin-with-credit-card-no-verification/

When you are researching on internet for any queries,make sure you are reading the recent ones.

Because its no more possible to use the above two p2p platforms to buy bitcoin without completing KYC and it has been recently updated by LBC.More over the article you are talking about says you can meet traders in persons and start buying or selling your bitcoin but you know this will be no more supported by LBC as well.
OP,it seems you have to verify your account to link your credit card to any of the crypto exchanges to buy cryptos.

https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/credit-debit-card/

[LbtalkL]

Some people are not a fan of KYC because they are afraid their data might be stolen by hackers someday, I guess you are one of them, but some platforms are really strict they need some security I guess doing a KYC is fine as long as it is a trusted platform. There is some wallet that offers these services like Wirex, Atomic wallet and many more. Also, Binance is offering this service. Those platforms are trusted so I don't mind doing a KYC.
If you are under age, you should wait until you can get a credit card you owned.

[joniboini]

Simplex is another option. Make sure your card support 3DS or your purchase won't go through. Most banks already have it but some cards from a provider like Payoneer still don't. The fees are quite high tho.

[pankaj1234]

Buy cryptocurrency without kyc is not a bad thing.if you owned a credit or debit card you should by crypto.kyc features is also good for safeness of your fund.by crypto with card may occur you high fees but on a exchange when you done kyc and you buy crypto you give less fees and your fund security has been measured by exchanges.
As far as I think both systems are good its up to you which way you are comfortable with.

[hd49728]

Where can I buy bitcoin with Credit Card? and I don't have to do KYC.

Binance is a top exchange, that does not require KYC with a max cap of daily withdrawal at 2 BTC. Without KYC, you can withdraw at 2 BTC each day.

The exchange gives you fiat gates to buy crypto with cash (credit / debit cards): https://www.binance.com/en/buy-sell-crypto

Buy Crypto through the Binance Fiat Gateway
With Binance, you can easily buy Bitcoin with cash, as well as other cryptocurrencies we offer on the platform. Through this service, you can use your credit card to directly purchase Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Ripple, and Bitcoin Cash using US Dollars or Euro. You can also use your US Dollars and convert them into stablecoins such as Paxos (PAX) or TrueUSD (TUSD), You can convert your PAX or TUSD to cash too.
Once you buy crypto on this platform, you can immediately use them to trade for any of the 150+ cryptocurrencies offered on 450+ trading pairs on Binance.

[andulolika]

I has a small service offering kyc verifications.

[Hopebrignt]

Thank you, guys.
I see only Bitquick has a purchase limit of $400 if you haven't done KYC. well, I'm not interested in that amount. 

[FIFA worldcup]

Thank you, guys.
I see only Bitquick has a purchase limit of $400 if you haven't done KYC. well, I'm not interested in that amount. 

How much worth of dollars you are interested to buy the bitcoins ? By the way first you need to buy the bitcoins and later you can buy the altcoins from the exchanges.
For bitcoins or ethereum, you can buy it from https://localcryptos.com/ , any amount without any KYC.

[sheenshane]

I think no one here suggesting Bitcointalk Currency exchange board, this is a good alternative to exchanger sites that didn't require KYC but I don't know how it works if you are doing a bank transfer on exchange site like Binance.

But first, if you don't know who are those people you are dealing with here in the forum you can request to hire an Escrow service. But there are some trusted users there who has already a business on that board for how many times and they held hundreds or thousands of transactions.

Example:

• [Exchange] PayPal/Skrill/Neteller BTC/LTC/ETH/ETC/PM/Payza/Webmoney/Payoneer
• 🌟 ★★★ BUY HERE 🔥 BITCOIN 🔥 WITH Your PAYPAL, ZELLE, BANK Payment ★★★ 🌟

There are too many of them you can research your own and dont forget to use the third party for your own safety if you dont trust who is you're dealing with. For sure you didn't require KYC, but most, they prefer to use Paypal and Bank payment.

[o_e_l_e_o]

but some platforms are really strict they need some security I guess doing a KYC is fine as long as it is a trusted platform. There is some wallet that offers these services like Wirex, Atomic wallet and many more. Also, Binance is offering this service. Those platforms are trusted so I don't mind doing a KYC.

No no no no. You should not be trusting any service, regardless of how reputable or "trusted" you think they are. Binance, the very exchange you mention as being trusted and strict with their security, outsourced their KYC verification to a third party who were promptly hacked and thousands of their customers' details, documents, and selfies, were stolen. Coinbase, arguably the most widely known exchange in crypto today, were actively selling their customers' details without their knowledge or consent. If you want to complete KYC that's fine, but never be under the illusion that you are safe because you use "trusted" platforms. Every single KYC procedure is a risk.

In terms of OP, does it have to be a credit card? It's difficult for individuals to accept credit cards. If you were to use a peer to peer platform such as BISQ or localcryptos and offered cash or bank transfers, you might have more luck.

[UserU]

No no no no. You should not be trusting any service, regardless of how reputable or "trusted" you think they are. Binance, the very exchange you mention as being trusted and strict with their security, outsourced their KYC verification to a third party who were promptly hacked and thousands of their customers' details, documents, and selfies, were stolen. Coinbase, arguably the most widely known exchange in crypto today, were actively selling their customers' details without their knowledge or consent. If you want to complete KYC that's fine, but never be under the illusion that you are safe because you use "trusted" platforms. Every single KYC procedure is a risk.

In terms of OP, does it have to be a credit card? It's difficult for individuals to accept credit cards. If you were to use a peer to peer platform such as BISQ or localcryptos and offered cash or bank transfers, you might have more luck.

Damn. For the lifetime VIP thingy, did Binance send emails to the affected or just upgraded their accounts automatically?

I noticed there's a VIP 0 beside my account, but am unsure if that's there by default or I've been upgraded.

[o_e_l_e_o]

They announced it on their blog here (https://www.binance.com/en/blog/371631019142385664/Update--Action-Response-ThirdParty-Vendor-KYC-Matter), and they also said on that post that they were "actively contacting all potential victims".

I don't use Binance, so someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that "VIP 0" is the default level for all users, and you move up the ranks depending on your trading volume.

[UserU]

They announced it on their blog here (https://www.binance.com/en/blog/371631019142385664/Update--Action-Response-ThirdParty-Vendor-KYC-Matter), and they also said on that post that they were "actively contacting all potential victims".

I don't use Binance, so someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that "VIP 0" is the default level for all users, and you move up the ranks depending on your trading volume.

I see, I'll just send them a ticket then. Funds are safu, sadly not the KYC though.