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Mobile app for peer-to-peer bitcoin trading inside your real-world social graph: offers are shown to contacts and contacts-of-contacts, with end-to-end encrypted chat. Open source and independently audited; it requires a phone number, has no escrow, and never holds user funds.
KYC-Stufe 2Anonymous VPS and dedicated-server hosting run by Moula World LLC (US): registration needs only a working e-mail and no identity checks are performed. Monero, Bitcoin and cards are accepted; note the strict no-refund policy.
KYC-Stufe 0onionFree, open-source Monero desktop wallet for Windows, macOS and Linux, inspired by Electrum. Small and fast, runs on Tails and Whonix, and is funded entirely by donations.
KYC-Stufe 1onionDesktop Bitcoin wallet by Craig Raw focused on self-custody, privacy and transparency: full coin control, PSBT, multisig, broad hardware-wallet support, and connection to your own Electrum server or Bitcoin Core.
KYC-Stufe 1Swiss provider of end-to-end encrypted email plus VPN, cloud storage and calendar, operated by Proton AG in Geneva. Signup asks for no identity documents (occasional anti-spam verification via email or phone hash), and paid plans can be bought with Bitcoin or cash.
KYC-Stufe 1onionMobile peer-to-peer app from a Swiss company for buying and selling bitcoin with EUR, CHF, GBP and other fiat via bank transfer, payment apps or cash. Buying needs no identity documents; the daily trading limit is 1,000 CHF.
KYC-Stufe 2The first dedicated Monero wallet for Android, fully open source. A light wallet that syncs through remote nodes while keys stay on the device; distributed via its own F-Droid repo as well as Google Play, with Ledger hardware support.
KYC-Stufe 1Open-source desktop Bitcoin wallet with built-in coinjoin and Tor integration. Developer zkSNACKs shut down the default coinjoin coordinator in June 2024; coinjoins now run through community-operated coordinators selected in the wallet settings.
KYC-Stufe 1onionNon-custodial multi-currency wallet for mobile and desktop that began as an iOS Monero wallet; it now covers Monero, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and other coins. Built-in swap and buy features are provided by third-party exchange processors with their own rules.
KYC-Stufe 1Open-source Bitcoin and Lightning wallet for iOS and Android; keys never leave the device, with watch-only wallets and multisig vaults supported. Its custodial Lightning service was retired in 2023 — Lightning now works by connecting your own node or LNDHub.
KYC-Stufe 1Desktop and Android Bitcoin wallet, one of the longest-running self-custody projects. Supports hardware wallets, multisig and Lightning; executables are reproducible and signed by several builders, and the project warns against third-party download sites.
KYC-Stufe 1Self-custodial Lightning wallet by ACINQ for Android and iOS; Lightning channels are created and managed automatically by the wallet. Withdrew from US app stores in 2024 citing regulatory uncertainty.
KYC-Stufe 1Automated crypto exchange with one fixed fee for all swaps and no accounts; Monero and other privacy coins are first-class, and the site outright recommends Tails or Whonix. Deposits are screened, and the posted rate can differ noticeably from the final one.
KYC-Stufe 1onionVPN operated from Italy by privacy activists; opening an account requires no personal data, not even a real e-mail address. OpenVPN and WireGuard with five simultaneous connections; Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin and other coins are accepted directly without payment intermediaries, and the Eddie client is open source.
KYC-Stufe 1onionPrivacy goods store in Leipzig, Germany, with an online digital-goods shop selling vouchers and gift cards for privacy services; payment via Monero, Bitcoin, cash by mail (20 fiat currencies) or in person. Shipping addresses are deleted 14 days after dispatch.
KYC-Stufe 1onionMarketplace that ships over a million everyday products to the EU, US, Canada, Switzerland and UK for Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or fiat, with a discount for crypto payments. Also runs a travel and concierge service; no login or extra verification is needed for standard orders.
KYC-Stufe 1Instant exchange focused on privacy coins (BTC, XMR, ZEC, FIRO, PART, PIVX and others) running on its own liquidity reserves; no registration required.
KYC-Stufe 2onionAccount-free instant swap service covering 200+ coins across many networks, including Lightning and Monero. Blocks users from certain jurisdictions (including the US) and may hold flagged transactions for review.
KYC-Stufe 2German end-to-end encrypted email service (formerly Tutanota) by Tutao GmbH, with open-source clients and no phone number required at signup. Paid plans can be bought anonymously with Bitcoin, Monero or cash.
KYC-Stufe 1Bitcoin mixer with a swap widget on top: bitcoin goes in, and the payout can be taken in ether, USDT or monero. Multi-stage routing separates the deposit from the payout, delays are configurable, and every order comes with a letter of guarantee signed by a published PGP key — the key checks out, and its fingerprint matches the one the operator states. There is a Tor mirror alongside the clearnet site. No account is needed, and the terms say the service is built to run without one or without conventional identity information for the normal mixing flow. The published fee is 2%–4.5% plus a fixed 0.0003 BTC, orders start at 0.000016 BTC with no stated ceiling, and data held about an order is deleted within 24 hours of completion. Independent testers have recorded a fixed charge larger than the published one, so it is worth checking the quoted figure before sending. The terms also state that contacting support creates no automatic entitlement to a refund, reprocessing or compensation, and that access can be restricted where the operator judges there to be legal or technical risk. Running since April 2026. The site lists, alongside the mixer monitors, threads on carding and data-breach forums, where the service is advertised as AML cleansing.
KYC-Stufe 1onionIcelandic hosting company with an explicit free-speech policy, offering shared hosting, VPS, domains and free DNS. No identity verification is required, and Bitcoin and Monero are accepted.
KYC-Stufe 1Offshore hosting provider from Reykjavik with data centers in Iceland, Romania, the Netherlands and Finland, aimed at journalists, activists and whistleblower platforms. Signup requires no personal details, and Bitcoin and Monero are accepted.
KYC-Stufe 2onionIcelandic web host operating under the Icelandic free-speech legislation; signup requires only a valid email address. Cryptocurrency payments (Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Monero and others) are handled via third-party processors such as BitPay and CoinPayments.
KYC-Stufe 1Peer-to-peer bitcoin trading and lending platform where funds are locked in 2-of-3 multisig escrow and the platform never takes custody of both keys. Registration requires only an email; ID can be requested in disputes or suspected fraud, and some offers set their own verification requirements.
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