Sick of AML? Kycnot.cc — swap without AML and KYC

Privacy in crypto is first of all hygiene, not an attempt to hide something. Nobody posts their bank card number or home address publicly. With cryptocurrency the logic is the same: why link your wallet to your identity once again if there is no need. Anonymous crypto exchangers allow you to keep this boundary without extra effort. It is enough to choose a service without logs, with the option to connect via Tor and with data deletion after the deal. Then an ordinary conversion does not turn into a source of information for third parties but remains the user's personal business.

The topic of anonymity in crypto doesn't close because the demand for privacy doesn't go anywhere. In short: people need to exchange crypto anonymously, without checks and without linking their wallet to their identity. For this there's a service of exchange without KYC and without AML checks that doesn't collect IP addresses, doesn't keep logs, and doesn't track transaction history. It works through a one-way process: after the operation is completed, it's impossible to restore the chain of fund movements, because outgoing coins come from liquidity pools of major exchanges and have no on-chain link to what the user sent. Monero (XMR) in the supply chain additionally breaks the link between the incoming and outgoing flow. For those who need maximum confidentiality, an onion exchanger in the Tor network is provided. The bottom line: exchange without documents, without a selfie with a passport, and without the risk that the transaction will be reversed due to the status of the incoming coin. Useful for those who work with various sources of funds and don't want to explain themselves to a platform every time.