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trying to buy coins from a non kyc excahnge but i need info on about which ones are the best thank you

3 points

1 year ago

bisq.network is anonymous P2P, i prefer this to haveno, although haveno is a DEX which has more opsec i like the way bisq works with the DAO.

/u/bluehat

1 points

1 year ago*

Most convenient way is CakeWallet, most secure is Haveno. Both are non-KYC. On CakeWallet you buy LTC on a KYC but swap LTC for XMR on a non-KYC swapper.

/u/Vamos1500

1 points

1 year ago

you can buy ltc without an id or identification on cake wallet ?

/u/bluehat

1 points

1 year ago

No, you still have to buy the LTC via KYC (identification) but they would know you only bought LTC, they would not see you got XMR. For full non-KYC you can try Bisq, Serai or Haveno.

/u/Vamos1500

1 points

1 year ago

oh alright

/u/bluehat

1 points

1 year ago

You can also buy USDT via the P2P exchanges such as on Bybit and then you can exchange it for XMR. They would not know if are buying crypto and would not block your debit card (if this is the case).

/u/Vamos1500

1 points

1 year ago

i mean i would try download haveno on my computer but i dont know how to download on linux lmao all i got far was the installation part and thats it which it isnt even the real haveno setup wish there was a yt video

/u/bluehat

1 points

1 year ago

What exactly is the biggest problem you are experiencing? You want maximum privacy or maximum convenience? Both?

/u/Vamos1500

1 points

1 year ago

both but leaning on the convenience side

/u/bluehat

1 points

1 year ago

If you want to maximize both, just buy LTC and swap it to XMR. Don't swap all at once, but in parts. This is decent OpSec, would work for most users.

/u/flordozi 📢

1 points

1 year ago

would simple swap.io be a good place to make the swap?

/u/bluehat

1 points

1 year ago

I never used it, so I can't vouch. I used CakeWallet, SimpleSwap and ChangeNow for swapping at they all worked well without any problems. Though, all swaps were sent in parts, with the volume of each being less than $100.

/u/TorLarp * MOD *

1 points

1 year ago

I have used it, and it's nothing special. It's a simple swap service that works as it should.

/u/localnoderunner

1 points

1 year ago

TradeOgre.com haves a BTC and USDT pair.

/u/d00rsmash3r

1 points

1 year ago

Most definitely Haveno, decentralized so you avoid risk of stolen or scammed funds and lower fees than something that uses bitcoin.