Swap Bitcoin to Monero Without KYC

KYC (Know Your Customer) is the process where an exchange asks for identity verification before letting you trade. A KYC-free swap lets you exchange crypto without submitting personal documents. That does not mean a provider will accept every coin history without question. Some no-KYC services still refund coins or apply extra checks or fees under their own risk rules.

KYCnot.me itself never holds your funds. We compare rates across providers and link you directly to them. The underlying swap is executed by the provider you choose, so custodial behaviour depends on each one.

No. Using KYCnot.me is free. Some providers pay us a referral fee out of their margin, which doesn't change the rate you receive and helps us maintain this site.

The best exchange depends on your priorities: the cheapest rate, the lowest KYC risk, or the highest trust score. The comparison table is sorted by best rate by default, with the KYC level and provider score visible in each row so you can choose based on what matters to you. You can click any provider row to open more details about its KYC practices and related information.

Some providers are covered by a guarantee made possible through our partnership with OrangeFren. On the results page, those providers are marked with a shield icon next to their name. This is not blanket insurance for every bad outcome. It is only meant for cases where a covered exchange violates its own stated policies to the detriment of our user.

The guarantee only applies in strict cases. You must contact us within 4 weeks of the swap being created and provide enough details for us to review what happened. If the outcome is consistent with the provider’s own stated rules, terms, policy details, KYC level, or warnings shown on KYCnot.me, the guarantee does not apply. This includes cases where a provider reserves the right to request KYC or SoF and actually asks you to complete that verification.

Please contact the support team of the provider you used first. KYCnot.me is a small project run by two people and we do not offer formal support for the swap services listed here. If there is a serious issue or the provider support team is unresponsive, you can contact us through kycnot.me/about#contact with the provider name and relevant details. We may try to help because we want users to be treated fairly, but we cannot promise direct support or resolution.

No. All core features on KYCnot.me work with JavaScript disabled. Enabling JavaScript only adds convenience features and reduces full-page refreshes. All of our JavaScript code is open source, and we publish source maps so it is easier to inspect.

Only as anonymous aggregate counters. We record day-resolution totals like "12 quote fetches for BTC → XMR today" or "5 click-throughs to FixedFloat today" so we can see which exchanges and pairs are popular. We never store IP, browser, session, cookie, user id, or per-event timestamp. No JavaScript tracker is involved: outbound links pass through our /go/ redirect to count clicks server-side, and the destination URL stays visible in the address bar. Our code is open source, so anyone can inspect exactly what we record and how.