Finding BTC payment gateway without KYC

[honzakulich]

Hi, finding btc payment gateway without kyc verification.
I used cryptonator but yet is not working anymore.
Can u advice my good btc payment gateway?

[DaveF]

Unless you host it yourself not having to go through KYC is going to be difficult.

Your location matters too. Not all services are available everywhere. But if you are using a gateway to convert BTC to fiat most places are going to need / want to know who they are dealing with.

If you are just accepting BTC and keeping it as BTC there are more options.


-Dave

[Darker45]

You might want to take a look at this thread for a list of options: What crypto payment gate is the best? survey of criteria, and pack of TOP. Please take note that it's not indicated there whether the service requires KYC or not. The payment commission percentage and the number of supported cryptocurrencies are the only additional data provided.

User Husires has also made a [.List] Bitcoin Payment Processors. The list is divided into self-hosted and hosted. The list also includes information whether Lightning Network is supported or not, whether there's KYC or not, and others.

I hope these couple of threads would help you.

[Bttzed03]

~ I used cryptonator but yet is not working anymore.

What do you mean? I checked cryptonator.com and it seems like they are still offering an anonymous service.

Another list that could be useful to you as well https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/dyclf8/list_of_bitcoin_persontoperson_p2p_bitcoin/

[mk4]

BTCPayServer is the only single one without requiring AML/KYC as far as I know; it being open-source and all that.

https://btcpayserver.org/

[franky1]

just be careful.
although the 'exchange' platform or payment gateway may not manage a KYC system.

if you want to become a gate way accepting btc and then handing businesses fiat..
or be a bitcoin 'merchant' offering btc to people for fiat..
or an exchange swaping fiat for btc and btc for fiat..
..without KYC

but where your fiat bank account is not associated with a business account where you registered as a money payment service. expect your bank to flag you doing business trading on a personal account if you are handling lots of random amounts of fiat around or receiving lots of random amounts of fiat on a personal account

[ABCbits]

Self-hosted such as BTCPay would be most ideal option. But if you're looking for easier option where you don't mind some privacy trade-off, consider Coinbase Commerce and Mycelium Gear. You just need to give your master public key and use their API.

[hd49728]

You can check this site and make more research on the exchange of your choice: kycnot.me

For decentralized exchange, use https://bisq.network or https://hodlhodl.com/

Some like Kucoin are centralized but do not require kyc untll certain amount of withdrawal. Can demand for KYC at anytime.

Some like ChnageNow are instant exchanges and can demand for KYC at anytime.

You did not understand exchanges and payment gateways.

Bisq, hodlhodl, Kucoin, ChangeNOW are exchanges, not payment gateways.

Payment gateways are Coinpayments.io, NOWpayments.io.

[List] Bitcoin Payment Processors

[dkbit98]

Can u advice my good btc payment gateway?

I would suggest checking out two open source Bitcoin payment processors, BTCPayServer and alternative lighter version called CypherpunkPay.
Both of them are self-hosted, they have zero fees, they are not using any third-party, and you can set up Lightning payments, but CypherpunkPay is easier to set up and you can even run it on cheap VPS server.
Cryptonator is centralized custodial service and I would not suggest using something like this.

[orekom]

Hi, finding btc payment gateway without kyc verification.

You don't necessarily have to use a server-based solution. Some offer frontend integration options. Just google "permissionless non-custodial crypto payment gateway".

Atlos.io is a good option. It accepts multiple coins, including bitcoin, without KYC. And, it doesn't require running your own server software.

[Macadonian]

If you successfully find a way of accepting payments without kyc you might run into legal problems if your government require asking for information on your customers. I think this is some thing you should think about if you want to go this route and it might be worth asking a legal advisor on what you can and cannot do.

[BenCodie]

The better question you should be asking is "how do I create my own payment gateway". You'll instead receive resources that will allow you to create a payment gateway with a full node and some lite code. There is heaps of open-source code that will enable you to achieve this, such as some great solutions have already been posted above.

Your own solution using your own node means that:

• You do not have to worry about anything like KYC or account limitations
• No fees or charges on your transactions (except network fees)
• You are in control of your data.
• You can resolve any issues that arise with payments yourself by exploring your node, instead of having to be in touch with a third party to look into it for you.

Don't trust a company when you don't need to!

[leonair]

~ I used cryptonator but yet is not working anymore.

What do you mean? I checked cryptonator.com and it seems like they are still offering an anonymous service.

Another list that could be useful to you as well https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/dyclf8/list_of_bitcoin_persontoperson_p2p_bitcoin/

Maybe op is asking a gateway where when someone pay via btc it will automatically converted in fiat money. if he/she want this then no gateway will give him anonymous facilities. 
Op created this topic in July 2022 And after opening this topic he/she didn't post any more and op was not active on her account after July. So I think maybe he got a gateway or he doesn't need a gateway now.
yes cryptonator.com is still working and offering anonymous services. so op can still use this gateway

[bettercrypto]

Hi, finding btc payment gateway without kyc verification.
I used cryptonator but yet is not working anymore.
Can u advice my good btc payment gateway?

If you're looking for a bitcoin payment gateway that doesn't require kyc maybe it's good to try to look into blockonomics, or Cashier-BTC or Coinspaid as well, this maybe the good thing to go I guess.

I don't know about the others, because I haven't tried it yet, but try to do some research or investigate what others say here.

[Synchronice]

If you successfully find a way of accepting payments without kyc you might run into legal problems if your government require asking for information on your customers. I think this is some thing you should think about if you want to go this route and it might be worth asking a legal advisor on what you can and cannot do.

I assume OP has small shop and manages it himself. In this case, I don't think government is going to investigate his website and ask him for KYC documents and information of his customers. Everywhere I have paid with bitcoin, has no one ever asked for KYC documents, even eBay, Amazon and ecommerce websites don't ask for KYC documents. You buy, enter shipping/billing address and that's all.

[Nwada001]

Hi, finding btc payment gateway without kyc verification.

You don't necessarily have to use a server-based solution. Some offer frontend integration options. Just google "permissionless non-custodial crypto payment gateway".

Atlos.io is a good option. It accepts multiple coins, including bitcoin, without KYC. And, it doesn't require running your own server software.

You just created an account yesterday and woke up a long dead thread today, which I believe the OP must have gotten a solution to long ago and forgot to lock up the thread or doesn't know how to do. 

[Artem Sereda]

I recommend using this crypto payments gateway. This cryptoprocessor allows you to accept a wide pool of currencies (BTC / LTC / DOGE / USDT / USDC / ETH) without commission. It also does not require KYC, non-custodial. In addition, don't have substantial transaction fees, allow partial payments, setting auto-payments into a cold wallet, crediting the overpayment to the balance and much more.

[hZti]

You may be violating a lot of laws if you dont do KYC, so be careful with that and look what are the rules for your location. Best possibility was always to find people that are willing to buy/sell bitcoins in person. You may be able to find those kind of people at your local bitcoin meet ups and it is also wise to do the transfer in a public place.

[BenCodie]

You may be violating a lot of laws if you dont do KYC, so be careful with that and look what are the rules for your location. Best possibility was always to find people that are willing to buy/sell bitcoins in person. You may be able to find those kind of people at your local bitcoin meet ups and it is also wise to do the transfer in a public place.

If you are someone who cares about their privacy, you would already have the infrastructure in place to be able to both avoid KYC and to avoid getting into any sort of trouble for avoiding it. More information about this is definitely needed on the forum and this post validates once more that the Cybersecurity and Privacy board would come in handy for elaborating on subjects like this.

[zakservers]

We have recently got an invitation from this BTC and crypto payment gateway: https://cryptomus.com/ and they do seem to be available without any KYC, though we aint using them for now. But it might be good for you.