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legendary
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January 22, 2022, 06:01:27 PM
#7
What if ChangeNow did not credit me and request for kyc? Kucoin is good to an extent but can it be used because even if it is not a kyc exchange, it is a centralized exchange. Kucoin can decide to ask for kyc at anytime and they have the power to lock your account in a way you can not move your coins out of the exchange.
Absolutely. Which is why both of these exchanges are rated poorly on this site (last and fourth last). If you click on the two sites on kycnot.me, it gives you description and explains why they are rated poorly, including explaining exactly the point you have brought up here:

The exchange may request KYC. Although KYC is not mandatory, the exchange reserves the right to require KYC for a certain user at a certain moment and may block funds. May be that a transaction is detected as suspicious or any other reason.
KYC is mandatory in order to use some features. Also, a non-KYCed user can be asked to verify their identity at any time or any moment for any reason.

I pretty much exclusively use Bisq or LocalCryptos at present, neither of which require KYC or can lock your funds pending KYC.

at the end of the day, it depends on the priority of the trader what to use in terms of trading platforms. if you have coins that you want to exchange and can only be traded with CEX, then you have no choice but use a CEX platform. but you can minimize disclosing your vital info by using exchanges that don't require kyc like kucoin. so you just need to get in and get out your funds fast.
it is not all the time that you can trade your coin in DEX, sometimes you have no choice but to use a cex because they are the only ones offering the trading pair of your coin.
but if you can use p2p why not? but as i said, there are pairs that you can't find it in those exchanges.
legendary
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January 22, 2022, 11:38:18 AM
#6
What if ChangeNow did not credit me and request for kyc? Kucoin is good to an extent but can it be used because even if it is not a kyc exchange, it is a centralized exchange. Kucoin can decide to ask for kyc at anytime and they have the power to lock your account in a way you can not move your coins out of the exchange.
Absolutely. Which is why both of these exchanges are rated poorly on this site (last and fourth last). If you click on the two sites on kycnot.me, it gives you description and explains why they are rated poorly, including explaining exactly the point you have brought up here:

The exchange may request KYC. Although KYC is not mandatory, the exchange reserves the right to require KYC for a certain user at a certain moment and may block funds. May be that a transaction is detected as suspicious or any other reason.
KYC is mandatory in order to use some features. Also, a non-KYCed user can be asked to verify their identity at any time or any moment for any reason.

I pretty much exclusively use Bisq or LocalCryptos at present, neither of which require KYC or can lock your funds pending KYC.
legendary
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January 22, 2022, 09:36:05 AM
#5
If you want a proper list of non-KYC exchanges, then see here: https://kycnot.me/
That is a good list but on the list appeared ChangeNow and Kucoin. What if ChangeNow did not credit me and request for kyc? Kucoin is good to an extent but can it be used because even if it is not a kyc exchange, it is a centralized exchange. Kucoin can decide to ask for kyc at anytime and they have the power to lock your account in a way you can not move your coins out of the exchange. Did you think using these two exchanges can not at a point cause privacy bridge and inconveniences?
legendary
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January 22, 2022, 09:26:47 AM
#4
like Remitano, Wazirx, Binance p2p, Paxful, local coinswap and Hodl Hodl which are globally recognized and  reliable p2p.
Listing anything owned by Binance in any list of anything privacy orientated is laughable. Binance invade the privacy of their customers as much as possible and leak and sell that data to anyone who is interested. Their P2P platform requires full KYC. They are a terrible choice.
WazirX is owned by Binance.
Remitano requires KYC.
Paxul requires KYC.

Hodl Hodl is the only one you have listed which actually respects privacy and which I would use.

If you want a proper list of non-KYC exchanges, then see here: https://kycnot.me/
hero member
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January 22, 2022, 09:04:33 AM
#3
The idea here now is that there are exchanges that are strictly Peer 2 Peer like Remitano, Wazirx, Binance p2p, Paxful, local coinswap and Hodl Hodl which are globally recognized and  reliable p2p.
When you talk about peer to peer tradings, you are responsible for your trades. Platforms can give you some layers of protection but in the end you are the one will have very last clicks to finish your trades. Crypto transactions are irreversible so if you click and release your Bitcoin, complete your trade, it's done and you can not reverse transactions. Exchanges can not reverse transactions for you.

So if you are scammed, you will have extremely chance to get your money back. Exchanges can only ask your trade partners to resolve such trades. But it is not a guarantee that trade partners will resolve it. You know they are scammers and will withdraw money so fast after they successfully scam you.
legendary
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January 22, 2022, 08:37:24 AM
#2
The idea here now is that there are exchanges that are strictly Peer 2 Peer like Remitano, Wazirx, Binance p2p, Paxful, local coinswap and Hodl Hodl which are globally recognized and  reliable p2p. The reason for this is to get users aware of zero privacy in dealing with banks or their corresponding affiliated exchanges and also bringing to reality the mindset of Satoshi one of which state and i quote "creating new technological alternatives, instead of just complaining about things not in our control".
Only hodlhold is still better, you can use localcryptos or bisq also, these are the best decentralized exchanges. All the ones you mentioned require know your customer (kyc), I will not advice anyone that want privacy to use the exchanges. Not all P2P exchanges are private.

These are the best few exchanges that can help your privacy:
https://localcryptos.com/
https://bisq.network/
https://hodlhodl.com/

Know that if you give out your identity which is through kyc, you do not have privacy with anything you do with the exchange or wallet that request for your identity details.
hero member
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January 22, 2022, 08:30:44 AM
#1
Banks, Exchanges and your Privacy

Securing one's privacy is one of the major concern of individuals in cryptocurrency, it can be noticed that some exchanges do make use of commercial banks or vise-versal the banks making use of exchanges and this has impose lot of loopholes of security bridge into one's personal life and privacy.

Before  going further in this i will employ us to ensure not to make use of exchanges affiliated with banks. Case scenario recently, Russian government issues a request for the details of all customers making use of cryptocurrency transactions using banks for monitoring in a bid to curtail fraud among other financial vices, while they made mention of some exchanges in operation under some of their banks and banks which are connected to them.

The idea here now is that there are exchanges that are strictly Peer 2 Peer like Remitano, Wazirx, Binance p2p, Paxful, local coinswap and Hodl Hodl which are globally recognized and  reliable p2p. The reason for this is to get users aware of zero privacy in dealing with banks or their corresponding affiliated exchanges and also bringing to reality the mindset of Satoshi one of which state and i quote "creating new technological alternatives, instead of just complaining about things not in our control".
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