Anonymous crypto exchange

[o_e_l_e_o]

While its obvious that its preferable to stay away from potentially reversible trades and
that CASH IS KING, that means you have to trade with someone local I assume?

Usually yes, although Bisq also has options for cash via mail or cash deposits at someone else's bank.

If I am not hallucinating, I think I remember reading somewhere in the terms and conditions of AgoraDesk stating that they can share personal data with law enforcement if asked to do so. The same applies to HodlHodl.

It's not so much that they would immediately share it (since they don't collect it in the first place), but rather that if they were required to by law enforcement they would request KYC documents from you. If you don't hand them over, your account is terminated. Although I'm not aware of this ever having happened, it is likely they must include some such statement in their Terms of Use or else they would be shut down. Still, if you don't like those terms, then just use Bisq.

[YOSHIE]

Can you tell me where I can exchange crypto anonymously?

There are dozens of crypto exchanges working under anonymous methods.

Confused have to show anonymous which name for you to use.

But it doesn't matter, I have collected some topics that you can see, choose and use anonymous exchange.
* Topic: [BTC2] Bitcoin 2, BTC Fork 1:1, PoS 🔥 Anonymous ⚡️Instant TX
* Topic: [ANN][EXCHANGE] ▲▼ Exolix - Secure & Anonymous Crypto Exchange Service
* Topic: Anonymous crypto loadable bitcoin debit card - No KYC - Private Card Services
* Topic: Buying Crypto Anonymously
* Topic: A decentralized anonymous exchange between chains
* Topic: Anonymous crypto gateway for merchants and telegram channels | OxaPay.Com
* Topic: Buying BTC anonymously

I hope there are considerations for you regarding the topic above.

[logfiles]

There are dozens of crypto exchanges working under anonymous methods.

They are not many bro, I doubt if we can even name 5 of them.

* Topic: [ANN][EXCHANGE] ▲▼ Exolix - Secure & Anonymous Crypto Exchange Service

Exolix is not an anonymous exchange, they even blocked someone's funds at one point.
Again, most of this instant exchanges that use the clearnet and other third party centralized exchanges to swap funds are nothing close to anonymous, decentralized or p2p exchanges.

[aoluain]

While its obvious that its preferable to stay away from potentially reversible trades and
that CASH IS KING, that means you have to trade with someone local I assume?

Usually yes, although Bisq also has options for cash via mail or cash deposits at someone else's bank.

Oh - I would never have considered such options before TBH. This weekend I plan to
formally setup an account on bisq and research a bit on who is in my area or even within
a few hours of driving distance.

@o_e_l_e_o because of your standing on the forum and the fact that you have had such
positive trades on bisq, can I ask what types of trades you have done? i.e Cash via mail,
cash deposits, personal exchanges or even bank transfers etc.

TBH sitting here in the comfort of my home I think I would be a bit reluctant to do a
face-to-face exchange.

[o_e_l_e_o]

But it doesn't matter, I have collected some topics that you can see, choose and use anonymous exchange.

I'm not sure what you think you have linked to, but those aren't links to decentralized or private exchanges. One is a link to a shitcoin, one is a link to a centralized exchange which demands KYC, one is a link to a debit card, one is a link to a payment processor, and one is a link to a 13 year old thread proposing atomic swaps.

@o_e_l_e_o because of your standing on the forum and the fact that you have had such positive trades on bisq, can I ask what types of trades you have done? i.e Cash via mail, cash deposits, personal exchanges or even bank transfers etc.

A variety. At this point my experience is atypical because I largely trade with a handful of individuals whom I have traded with many times before and we have established a degree of mutual trust.

If I was selling bitcoin to someone I had never traded with before, I would favor a cash option, since it is impossible for them to reverse their payment. If I was buying bitcoin from someone I had never traded with before, then I would be happy with any cash option or some kind of bank transfer. I tend to avoid any electronic payments apps like PayPal, where it is usually trivial for the bitcoin buyer to reverse their fiat payment.

TBH sitting here in the comfort of my home I think I would be a bit reluctant to do a face-to-face exchange.

Here are a couple of links which might be of interest to you:
https://bisq.wiki/Payment_methods
https://bisq.wiki/Face-to-face_(payment_method)