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[Bitcoinpoly]

Despite the fact that I don't stick to one exchange when it comes to trading I think Bitget non KYC policy is cool considering their rich security history and usually i’m not comfortable with exchanges with bogus non KYC benefits while they have records of security exploitation.

[Chibaba]

I have actually explored 3-4 out this list of non KYCed exchange but I think we need to look beyond withdrawal and deposit privileges of these exchange. liquidity and safety of ones assets should be our priority and that's was why I wasn't surprised seeing OKX and Bitget after Houbi on your list. OKX and Bitget are among the few top 10 exchanges to have prioritize user safety of users assets and launched customer protection fund and yeah, Huobi insurance fund collaterized in BTC is also worth commending.

[ananyabushra]

Bitget allows daily withdrawals of up to $50,000 without KYC. I recently withdrew $50,000 worth of assets without completing KYC, so I can confirm this. You may want to update your list accordingly

They are all centralized exchanges, they can ask for KYC at anytime.

I use Huobi global and OKX among all.

I was unable to access Huobi global derivative trading until I did KYC. Maybe this has changed

On OKX, I was able to use derivative trading, and able to withdraw to certain amount. I left the exchange for like a month or two. When I went back to the exchange, I deposited some amount of bitcoin. I converted it to USDT. A time came when I wanted to move the USDT to another address, i was asked to verify my mobile number. I was unable to withdraw until I verified my mobile number. I wanted to create a thread about this some months ago when it happened, but I just thought it is not necessary because it is still a centralized exchange.

People should know that using centralized exchanges can come with some inconveniences too like freezing of your coins and blocking of your account. But even if this is not the main discussion of today, there is still the fact that they can freeze your account and demand for KYC compulsorily.

All CEX platforms announce well in advance before implementing mandatory KYC. They give a specific date when the KYC process will start and low long before you can't use the exchange without KYC. Before that date, users have the option to withdraw their funds if they choose to. Maybe you missed that announcement. It's always advisable to adhere to the rules of caution for wherever you have funds.

[ananyabushra]

Why Poloniex is included in your list this exchange was a scam since 2017 and it must be removed from your list.

And take note of CoinEx exchange they are good site where you can trade without KYC but if you forgot your password and you are attempting to recover your account CoinEx will ask for KYC verification. I have issue recently with them all my mine coins are automatically transferred to their exchange(From ViaBTC to CoinEx) the problem is I'm planning to withdraw my funds from them but I can't able to login I don't know why but I'm sure my password is correct that is why I ended up using forgot password and it requires to pass KYC verification with your selfie including your fan sign that you are changing your password after giving them it changed and can able to login again.

So if you are using Coinex make sure that you are ready if this will happen to you the same as mine because KYC is required when resetting the password.

I had a similar experience with CoinEx. The issue arose because I was under 18, and I didn't have the required identification at that time. Resetting my password was quite a hassle. Eventually, they requested me to complete KYC using a family member's ID, and then I could transfer my funds. However, since then, I've been using Bitget for the past 3 years. I don't think they'll enforce mandatory KYC anytime soon

[Zee27]

Bitget allows daily withdrawals of up to $50,000 without KYC. I recently withdrew $50,000 worth of assets without completing KYC, so I can confirm this. You may want to update your list accordingly

Thank you. Yes, they again allow you to withdraw $50,000 per day. This exchange is constantly changing its limits, so some information may be updated in this table with some delay.

If Bitget allows up to $50k daily without KYC then this makes them a viable choice I guess. I just checked and they've got other really cool earning products. I also found out that they're the biggest in terms of copytrading. I tried this feature without KYC and it worked.  I find it quite impressive.

[Potato Chips]

I noticed my unverified mexc account is at 30BTC per 24h, could you check if your account/s are the same?



It's no big deal since 30BTC is still more than enough however it's gotta be worth keeping an eye on as history says the more an exchange decrease their withdrawal limit, the more they're closer to mandatory KYC.

[LeGaulois]

Bitget allows daily withdrawals of up to $50,000 without KYC. I recently withdrew $50,000 worth of assets without completing KYC, so I can confirm this. You may want to update your list accordingly

I noticed there is a tendancy on bitcointalk recently to promote Bitget with bogus accounts.
The post above is the second one I come across today, and some accounts have sentences that seem to be written with AI tool

After looking on a search engine about this CEX, (since I didn't know about it...)

Bitget "Exposed" as "Chinese Scammers", Starts $100M Asia Web3 Fund

[DaveF]

Bitget allows daily withdrawals of up to $50,000 without KYC. I recently withdrew $50,000 worth of assets without completing KYC, so I can confirm this. You may want to update your list accordingly

I noticed there is a tendancy on bitcointalk recently to promote Bitget with bogus accounts.
The post above is the second one I come across today, and some accounts have sentences that seem to be written with AI tool

After looking on a search engine about this CEX, (since I didn't know about it...)

Bitget "Exposed" as "Chinese Scammers", Starts $100M Asia Web3 Fund

Not surprised. If you have a good legitimate service then you advertise a certain way. If you don't, then you just put it out there as much as you can.
There are so many people that just see something and click on it and never do any research.

And then we all start commenting on the posts with didn't you look (1xbit comes to mind)

But, with a semi - legit place it does become a bit more difficult to figure out.
Bitget at a quick look seems a bit 'off' so caution is advised. AS WITH ANY CEX. Not your keys, not your coins.

-Dave