Nonlogs.com Privacy-First Crypto Exchange.

[nonlogs]

The privacy-first crypto exchange.  
No KYC • No Logs • No Limits • Global Access

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After months of trial and error, along with feedback from the Bitcointalk community, I was finally able to build .NonLogs.com.. One of the key features I introduced is a strict policy to never freeze user funds under any circumstances. If needed, all funds are returned to the users. To make this possible, I implemented a refund address system that ensures funds can always be sent back safely. These ideas were shaped and refined through my previous posts on Bitcointalk while developing this privacy-focused CEX. [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6]


Core Features of NonLogs

• NonLogs offers complete zero tracking, ensuring no IP logs, cookies, or personal data are collected during your trading experience.

• The platform provides global access without any country restrictions, making it available to users everywhere around the world.

• Fund protection is a priority with no freezing policies and automatic refunds for high-risk transactions.

• Users can enjoy instant trading through fast, automatic orderbook.

Fund Protection Policy

• Our comprehensive fund protection ensures that your assets are never frozen under any circumstances.

• Every trading pair requires a refund address to be provided before transactions can proceed, giving you an additional layer of security.

• The platform automatically processes refunds whenever high-risk transactions are detected.

What We DON'T Collect

✘ NonLogs maintains strict privacy standards by never collecting identity documents or requiring KYC verification checks.

✘ The platform does not log IP addresses or track geolocation data, and there are no requirements for email or phone verification.

✘ Personal details of any kind are not requested, collected, or stored on our systems.

What We DO Keep

✔ The platform maintains minimal necessary data, including user email addresses solely for login purposes.

✔ Deposit and withdrawal logs are kept for blockchain verification requirements, along with trading history, balance calculations, debit/credit tracking, and chart data.

✔ Refund addresses are stored to protect your funds, and security events are logged to lock withdrawals after password or 2FA resets for your protection.


Why Choose NonLogs?

No KYC ➝ trade your cryptocurrency with full privacy.  
No freezes ➝ your funds are never locked under any circumstances.  
Refund address required  ➝ ensures we can always return your funds and prevents us from holding problematic transactions.  

.NonLogs Exchange.

Trade crypto privately. no KYC, no Logs, no limits.

✔ Accepted Coins: BTC • XMR • GRIN  
(USDT & more pairs coming soon)

➟ Start Trading Now

[AB de Royse777]

Welcome to the forum. Nice to see another exchange.

[nonlogs]

Welcome to the forum. Nice to see another exchange.

[Apocollapse]

Can I know what's exactly the partnership with other sites e.g. CMC, kycnot etc? because I don't find your exchange listed on them.

Your exchange looking good, hope it can be successful in the future.

Not sure who're you behind this exchange, the way you add Grin as one of earliest listed coins, it seems like you know this forum well.

[nonlogs]

Can I know what's exactly the partnership with other sites e.g. CMC, kycnot etc? because I don't find your exchange listed on them.

Your exchange looking good, hope it can be successful in the future.

Not sure who're you behind this exchange, the way you add Grin as one of earliest listed coins, it seems like you know this forum well.

That's just the PR. I'm applying them one by one. You know, these platforms accept only if I give them backlinks from the exchange. So right now, you won't see them listed.

[dunfida]

Welcome to the forum!

Just like been said by others that its good to see a new exchange. The only thing that I do doubt is that these privacy-first kind of platforms turned out to be totally kyc-compliant as years do go ahead.
Well, everything is subject to change though.

The only one thing I do make some advise is to utilize the space. I do saw that everything is just that being that too much centered. Utilize the space so that it wont be that looking up so small.
Im using up a desktop browser. I havent tested out on mobile though.

[nonlogs]

Welcome to the forum!

Just like been said by others that its good to see a new exchange. The only thing that I do doubt is that these privacy-first kind of platforms turned out to be totally kyc-compliant as years do go ahead.
Well, everything is subject to change though.

The only one thing I do make some advise is to utilize the space. I do saw that everything is just that being that too much centered. Utilize the space so that it wont be that looking up so small.
Im using up a desktop browser. I havent tested out on mobile though.

Until regulators are on my back, that's another case. Could you share a screenshot in here or a direct message so I can get an idea of what you are talking about? On my laptop, it looks fine, but maybe on a larger screen there could be some issues.

Thanks.

[dunfida]

Welcome to the forum!

Just like been said by others that its good to see a new exchange. The only thing that I do doubt is that these privacy-first kind of platforms turned out to be totally kyc-compliant as years do go ahead.
Well, everything is subject to change though.

The only one thing I do make some advise is to utilize the space. I do saw that everything is just that being that too much centered. Utilize the space so that it wont be that looking up so small.
Im using up a desktop browser. I havent tested out on mobile though.

Until regulators are on my back, that's another case. Could you share a screenshot in here or a direct message so I can get an idea of what you are talking about? On my laptop, it looks fine, but maybe on a larger screen there could be some issues.

Thanks.

This is using mozilla.

In my opinion or preference, then it would be a nice looking thing if you would be that maximizing those space at least but well it will be that still depending on you. 

[hugeblack]

I read some of the terms and conditions^[1] and found them strange, for example:

We don't restrict access from any country.

However, there are:

Automatic refunds to your designated address if detected high-risk transactions
Prevents storage of stolen or illegal funds on the platform

In short, the service is no-KYC, but it collects user data and doesn't process high-risk transactions. What happens if the transactions was stolen or illegal? Will they be frozen?

Generally, these terms can be accepted if high liquidity is provided and free pre-deposit checks are conducted (more precisely, clearly defining what is high-risk transactions).


[1] https://nonlogs.com/terms

[nonlogs]

Welcome to the forum!

Just like been said by others that its good to see a new exchange. The only thing that I do doubt is that these privacy-first kind of platforms turned out to be totally kyc-compliant as years do go ahead.
Well, everything is subject to change though.

The only one thing I do make some advise is to utilize the space. I do saw that everything is just that being that too much centered. Utilize the space so that it wont be that looking up so small.
Im using up a desktop browser. I havent tested out on mobile though.

Until regulators are on my back, that's another case. Could you share a screenshot in here or a direct message so I can get an idea of what you are talking about? On my laptop, it looks fine, but maybe on a larger screen there could be some issues.

Thanks.

This is using mozilla.

In my opinion or preference, then it would be a nice looking thing if you would be that maximizing those space at least but well it will be that still depending on you. 

Hey, thanks for the screenshot, I will do something about. I cannot give an estimated time right now.

I read some of the terms and conditions^[1] and found them strange, for example:

We don't restrict access from any country.

However, there are:

Automatic refunds to your designated address if detected high-risk transactions
Prevents storage of stolen or illegal funds on the platform

In short, the service is no-KYC, but it collects user data and doesn't process high-risk transactions. What happens if the transactions was stolen or illegal? Will they be frozen?

Generally, these terms can be accepted if high liquidity is provided and free pre-deposit checks are conducted (more precisely, clearly defining what is high-risk transactions).


[1] https://nonlogs.com/terms

No freeze instead, refund. That’s the main policy. There is no AML score checking for privacy coins, as it’s impossible. We introduced the refund address because we want to return funds immediately to the user. We do not ask for KYC or verification, so there’s no point in freezing users’ funds when there is no system for KYC.

As you know, exchange is new and not a swap service, so our liquidity depends on users who are willing to buy and sell.

[hugeblack]

No freeze instead, refund. That’s the main policy. There is no AML score checking for privacy coins, as it’s impossible. We introduced the refund address because we want to return funds immediately to the user. We do not ask for KYC or verification, so there’s no point in freezing users’ funds when there is no system for KYC.

So there's no clear definition of high-risk transactions?
I understand that you don't want to process stolen transactions or avoid regulatory issues, but if the funds were stolen, returning them could pose additional legal issues.
The best solution would be to provide an option to check the transaction before depositing

[nonlogs]

No freeze instead, refund. That’s the main policy. There is no AML score checking for privacy coins, as it’s impossible. We introduced the refund address because we want to return funds immediately to the user. We do not ask for KYC or verification, so there’s no point in freezing users’ funds when there is no system for KYC.

So there's no clear definition of high-risk transactions?
I understand that you don't want to process stolen transactions or avoid regulatory issues, but if the funds were stolen, returning them could pose additional legal issues.
The best solution would be to provide an option to check the transaction before depositing

Every user gets a deposit address that is different from our hot wallet. So when a high risk transaction is detected, we return it from the deposit address to your refund address. As long as it doesn’t get mixed up in the hot wallet, we practically have nothing to do with the risky transaction. I will try to implement a method that can validate transactions upfront before deposit.

[examplens]

How exactly does the exchange work, whose main motto is not to store logs or any user data, and registration is mandatory? Have you found a revolutionary way for users to register, without you saving the data entered during registration?

If you already use your own funds for liquidity, can you somehow prove it, that you really control a sufficient amount of coins?

And, wth is GRIN coin?

[nonlogs]

How exactly does the exchange work, whose main motto is not to store logs or any user data, and registration is mandatory? Have you found a revolutionary way for users to register, without you saving the data entered during registration?

If you already use your own funds for liquidity, can you somehow prove it, that you really control a sufficient amount of coins?

And, wth is GRIN coin?

This is an exchange, not a swap, and registration is required because you place orders in the order book. I presume you understand the difference between a swap and an order book exchange?

We collect email addresses so that if you forget your password, we can manually send you a reset link unless you don’t want your money back. You can use a temporary email if you like, but then you won’t be able to reset your account password. For privacy, you could also use ProtonMail. I suggest checking https://nonlogs.com/logs to see exactly what we store and what we don’t. It’s written clearly in a simple and easy to understand way.

To make it clear there is no service in the world that operates without any data. Even popular eXch.cx store data for trading purposes they just offer an option to delete it after the trade is executed. In our case, we don’t collect personal data linked to KYC, but we still need operational data.

As I said, we don't offer liquidity. You need to understand that there are worlds beyond swaps, and our liquidity mainly comes from users placing orders.

Grin is a privacy coin, and I like the community, so I added it along with XMR.

Thankyou.

[examplens]

This is an exchange, not a swap, and registration is required because you place orders in the order book. I presume you understand the difference between a swap and an order book exchange?

If you read it carefully again, you'll notice that I didn't say anywhere that you were a swap exchange.
More pointing to the fact that you misrepresent yourself as no-log, that you do not collect any data from users, because your platform requires registration.

[nonlogs]

This is an exchange, not a swap, and registration is required because you place orders in the order book. I presume you understand the difference between a swap and an order book exchange?

If you read it carefully again, you'll notice that I didn't say anywhere that you were a swap exchange.
More pointing to the fact that you misrepresent yourself as no-log, that you do not collect any data from users, because your platform requires registration.

No logs of personal data that could lead to your identification. Even if you use a VPN like Mullvad, you still have to register, as they send you a key that is stored in a database to authenticate you. They promote themselves as no logs and no KYC, so can you explain why, if we do the same, it becomes a problem? If you have a valid point, I’m ready to make modifications on the website.

Thank you.

[Faisal2202]

Welcome to the forum. Another privacy-concerned exchange has joined us, and I did read some of your posts before, and you seem serious, and I am glad about this project and the efforts. I visited the site, the UI seems very great to me, very easy to understand and easy to navigate. Although, is it necessary to make an account on the site? Like, to trade, do we have to make an account first?

I think it would be better if we could just exchange without logging in, although I know there must be a better reason for such authentication here. The platform has only three coins right now, and they are highly privacy concerned, and to be honest, I am amazed to see the Grin there.

PS: Just a silly question—why the name "Nonlog" instead of "noLog"!

[nonlogs]

Welcome to the forum. Another privacy-concerned exchange has joined us, and I did read some of your posts before, and you seem serious, and I am glad about this project and the efforts. I visited the site, the UI seems very great to me, very easy to understand and easy to navigate. Although, is it necessary to make an account on the site? Like, to trade, do we have to make an account first?

I think it would be better if we could just exchange without logging in, although I know there must be a better reason for such authentication here. The platform has only three coins right now, and they are highly privacy concerned, and to be honest, I am amazed to see the Grin there.

PS: Just a silly question—why the name "Nonlog" instead of "noLog"!

Thanks for checking it out. Yes, sadly, an account is necessary for an order book exchange. As you know, most people in the market are not familiar with key based authentication like the one Mullvad or KYCnot.me uses, and it would be problematic if a user deposited funds and later forgot their password. That’s the only reason we ask for an email. You can use ProtonMail or any other provider that offers privacy, or even a random email, since we don’t validate them.

I chose NONLOGS because the domain was available. The name 'NoLog' had already been registered a long time ago.

[Faisal2202]

Thanks for checking it out. Yes, sadly, an account is necessary for an order book exchange. As you know, most people in the market are not familiar with key based authentication like the one Mullvad or KYCnot.me uses, and it would be problematic if a user deposited funds and later forgot their password. That’s the only reason we ask for an email. You can use ProtonMail or any other provider that offers privacy, or even a random email, since we don’t validate them.

I chose NONLOGS because the domain was available. The name 'NoLog' had already been registered a long time ago.

That's a good reason for choosing mail, and it's quite easy to generate IDs, although people should learn to take full responsibility of their funds, and if they can lose the ID of such platforms, then they might lose the mail too. Although one more question, those accounts can't be recovered, so these accounts can be recovered? As if someone forgets the mail or loses access to the mail somehow!

ProtonMail—if it's allowed, then that's great.

So you also wanted to name it NoLog. Well, NonLog still a good name.

[nonlogs]

Thanks for checking it out. Yes, sadly, an account is necessary for an order book exchange. As you know, most people in the market are not familiar with key based authentication like the one Mullvad or KYCnot.me uses, and it would be problematic if a user deposited funds and later forgot their password. That’s the only reason we ask for an email. You can use ProtonMail or any other provider that offers privacy, or even a random email, since we don’t validate them.

I chose NONLOGS because the domain was available. The name 'NoLog' had already been registered a long time ago.

That's a good reason for choosing mail, and it's quite easy to generate IDs, although people should learn to take full responsibility of their funds, and if they can lose the ID of such platforms, then they might lose the mail too. Although one more question, those accounts can't be recovered, so these accounts can be recovered? As if someone forgets the mail or loses access to the mail somehow!

ProtonMail—if it's allowed, then that's great.

So you also wanted to name it NoLog. Well, NonLog still a good name.

Nope, if you don’t have access to the email, then there’s nothing we can do, that’s how most services work. When using ProtonMail, make sure to use a VPN, because as they mention in their terms, they do log user IPs.