Try to check coinomi wallet, see if your coins/tokens are in their list. Then if it's in there, deposit it to your coinomi wallet and you can now use directly their changelly site. I mean you can directly exchange your coins/tokens to your preferred coin.
Well I think this will be the best option you can make since there's no need to register and you can withdraw any certain amount.
Topic: How do you change a large amount of coins without registering? (Read 258 times)
February 06, 2019, 08:00:45 AM
it depends on why you are trying to hide.
if you are hiding to keep your privacy and because you don't trust these exchanges then you have a lot of options. some of which were mentioned here.
otherwise if you are trying to hide from the government, for example to not pay taxes (illegal act) or if the coins you have are already dirty (gained from illegal ways) then using these sites is not going to solve any problems. you will still be tracked and caught if they are looking for you.
so you'll first have to decide what level of anonymity you are looking for and then look for a method of exchange. it can be from using something like shapeshift to using some anon coin while trading with anonymous people over in darknet.
Thanks! I wanted to use Shapeshift, however they need an account, this is not exactly what I needed. I do not launder money and do not participate in dark schemes, I just wanted to quickly and easily exchange coins that have been stored for several years. I did not want to spend time registering or something like that. I have already done this, as mentioned above, using changenow, and I liked this service. if you are hiding to keep your privacy and because you don't trust these exchanges then you have a lot of options. some of which were mentioned here.
otherwise if you are trying to hide from the government, for example to not pay taxes (illegal act) or if the coins you have are already dirty (gained from illegal ways) then using these sites is not going to solve any problems. you will still be tracked and caught if they are looking for you.
so you'll first have to decide what level of anonymity you are looking for and then look for a method of exchange. it can be from using something like shapeshift to using some anon coin while trading with anonymous people over in darknet.
February 06, 2019, 05:57:16 AM
it depends on why you are trying to hide.
if you are hiding to keep your privacy and because you don't trust these exchanges then you have a lot of options. some of which were mentioned here.
otherwise if you are trying to hide from the government, for example to not pay taxes (illegal act) or if the coins you have are already dirty (gained from illegal ways) then using these sites is not going to solve any problems. you will still be tracked and caught if they are looking for you.
so you'll first have to decide what level of anonymity you are looking for and then look for a method of exchange. it can be from using something like shapeshift to using some anon coin while trading with anonymous people over in darknet.
if you are hiding to keep your privacy and because you don't trust these exchanges then you have a lot of options. some of which were mentioned here.
otherwise if you are trying to hide from the government, for example to not pay taxes (illegal act) or if the coins you have are already dirty (gained from illegal ways) then using these sites is not going to solve any problems. you will still be tracked and caught if they are looking for you.
so you'll first have to decide what level of anonymity you are looking for and then look for a method of exchange. it can be from using something like shapeshift to using some anon coin while trading with anonymous people over in darknet.
February 05, 2019, 02:25:02 PM
trading in the forum is riskier.
It depends on how you do it. If you use a reputable escrow, then the chance you got scammed will be much lower than if you use anonymous instant exchange without any reputation. In fact, I tend to believe that trading or exchanging coins in this forum with escrow + multisig is much safer than using services like Changelly. I'd suggest OP to read further about it and of course, compare it with other available options.
February 05, 2019, 07:31:33 AM
changelly's support won't help you to solve issues asap, I was in such situation. Over 2 days to get my funs back =/
I'm using exchanger from the bestchange.com, usually, changenow.io is in top
I agree with you. I had some problems with changelly and now I do not use them, however, changenow, after I found it on the bestchange, seemed to me very convenient. I use it at the moment, so I decided to offer it above, however, as written in the comments, you need to be careful. I do several different exchanges to avoid problems, but what I really like about changenow is the support I communicated with when I made a mistake by specifying an invalid address. I will say that problems can arise with any exchanger, but there are ways to reduce the risk. Small exchanges - one of them.I'm using exchanger from the bestchange.com, usually, changenow.io is in top
February 04, 2019, 11:09:08 AM
Why you don't try to trade your coins in this forum? There is a lot of traders here, and a section for exchange. Just you have to hire someone among the most trusted escrows here to complete the exchange without any risk, and of course, you haven't to give your personal data.
For huge amounts the escrow wvwn can't be trusted so the user need to breakdown the selling amount into many break points and do successive trades to reduce the risk of all your capital at once. February 03, 2019, 11:53:17 AM
Why you don't try to trade your coins in this forum? There is a lot of traders here, and a section for exchange. Just you have to hire someone among the most trusted escrows here to complete the exchange without any risk, and of course, you haven't to give your personal data.
February 03, 2019, 01:31:54 AM
i have use changelly before i think it was last year but now someone is saying that changelly turned into scam . dont know if thats true or not but i have visited the site and i see that thier site still looks good and running smoothly . better if you can test it all by yourself with smaller amounts and see if you recieve your coins or not . i dont know also know if there are other alternatives to it without having to register before exchanging your coins .
February 02, 2019, 07:41:29 AM
trading in the forum is riskier.
It depends on how you do it. If you use a reputable escrow, then the chance you got scammed will be much lower than if you use anonymous instant exchange without any reputation. In fact, I tend to believe that trading or exchanging coins in this forum with escrow + multisig is much safer than using services like Changelly. I'd suggest OP to read further about it and of course, compare it with other available options.
February 01, 2019, 07:23:44 AM
January 31, 2019, 03:00:04 PM
You can use Changelly or Changenow. I used these exchangers many times, but recently, after my transaction was stopped by Changelly (KYC), I started using Changenow. I read that they may also require KYC, but as I know, their system only looks at large amounts, so I divide my exchanges into small parts. I began to use them for the reason that they offer a fixed rate without registering and really fast tx processing, but in any case, the choice is yours.
Lol, those two are not trusted anymore. Changenow? as far as I know there are existing scam accusations against them so its very risky. You need to divide coins though just to be safe. You can also do trades here in the forum, just go visit this board, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0about dividing coins, I'll agree with you. but also you can try to exchange with small parts, just to check
January 31, 2019, 08:03:16 AM
I'm also curious how "large" is that amount. But see to it that exchange you're going to use is very much trustworthy and has no issues at all especially with the withdrawals. That's where most has problems when they exchange.
Also see if they are compatible and listed the coins that you are about to exchange. Are these all altcoins? can you give the names of altcoins if you don't mind? but if you don't want to it's fine.
Also see if they are compatible and listed the coins that you are about to exchange. Are these all altcoins? can you give the names of altcoins if you don't mind? but if you don't want to it's fine.
January 31, 2019, 07:49:25 AM
changelly's support won't help you to solve issues asap, I was in such situation. Over 2 days to get my funs back =/
I'm using exchanger from the bestchange.com, usually, changenow.io is in top
I agree with you. I had some problems with changelly and now I do not use them, however, changenow, after I found it on the bestchange, seemed to me very convenient. I use it at the moment, so I decided to offer it above, however, as written in the comments, you need to be careful. I do several different exchanges to avoid problems, but what I really like about changenow is the support I communicated with when I made a mistake by specifying an invalid address. I will say that problems can arise with any exchanger, but there are ways to reduce the risk. Small exchanges - one of them.I'm using exchanger from the bestchange.com, usually, changenow.io is in top
changelly's support won't help you to solve issues asap, I was in such situation. Over 2 days to get my funs back =/
I'm using exchanger from the bestchange.com, usually, changenow.io is in top
I agree with you. I had some problems with changelly and now I do not use them, however, changenow, after I found it on the bestchange, seemed to me very convenient. I use it at the moment, so I decided to offer it above, however, as written in the comments, you need to be careful. I do several different exchanges to avoid problems, but what I really like about changenow is the support I communicated with when I made a mistake by specifying an invalid address. I will say that problems can arise with any exchanger, but there are ways to reduce the risk. Small exchanges - one of them. I'm using exchanger from the bestchange.com, usually, changenow.io is in top
I recently found this exchange - https://digiswap.io/
You can find its thread here, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-digiswapio-instant-crypto-exchange-cross-swaps-we-are-live-5077870. Although its been locked by the OP because of spam, I have used their services without any KYC and it was delivered as promised. Maybe you can contact the OP itself and try to work out something because you're talking about big large here. I'm not a affiliate or connected with that site, but as per my experience I haven't had any issues so far (without KYC).
You can find its thread here, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-digiswapio-instant-crypto-exchange-cross-swaps-we-are-live-5077870. Although its been locked by the OP because of spam, I have used their services without any KYC and it was delivered as promised. Maybe you can contact the OP itself and try to work out something because you're talking about big large here. I'm not a affiliate or connected with that site, but as per my experience I haven't had any issues so far (without KYC).
You can use Changelly or Changenow. I used these exchangers many times, but recently, after my transaction was stopped by Changelly (KYC), I started using Changenow. I read that they may also require KYC, but as I know, their system only looks at large amounts, so I divide my exchanges into small parts. I began to use them for the reason that they offer a fixed rate without registering and really fast tx processing, but in any case, the choice is yours.
Lol, those two are not trusted anymore. Changenow? as far as I know there are existing scam accusations against them so its very risky. You need to divide coins though just to be safe. You can also do trades here in the forum, just go visit this board, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0
The question is, how large is that? It's okay NOT to mention the amount here, just keep it in yourself and think. If it's really a huge amount, I suggest you NOT to exchange it at once. Most problems occur when you transact a large amount of cypto in exchanges and KYC is most commonly demanded as a solution.
They suggested Changelly and Changenow above, you might want to read this first: ChangeNow.io (Evercode Lab) - Scam. Illegally holding of 100 BCH (11 bitcoins).
Having several small transactions would be safer. Doesn't mean there's no chance of being scammed, but a lesser possibility and if happened they didn't get all your coins.
They suggested Changelly and Changenow above, you might want to read this first: ChangeNow.io (Evercode Lab) - Scam. Illegally holding of 100 BCH (11 bitcoins).
Having several small transactions would be safer. Doesn't mean there's no chance of being scammed, but a lesser possibility and if happened they didn't get all your coins.
changelly's support won't help you to solve issues asap, I was in such situation. Over 2 days to get my funs back =/
I'm using exchanger from the bestchange.com, usually, changenow.io is in top
I'm using exchanger from the bestchange.com, usually, changenow.io is in top
I prefer to use changenow.io. It's simple and fast exchanger, without limits. I've changed there over 7 btc per one transaction, without kyc or any other problems
I would like to know where I could exchange a large amount of coins that have been stored for several years. I am looking for a service without registration. I read that Changelly is a good option, but I would like to know your opinion. 
There are lot of problems when using changelly for converting your cryptocurrencies so I don't suggest you to go for it. There are lot of exchanges available with no KYC and daily limitation so you can convert the cryptocurrencies every day within the limit and try to use different exchanges to convert huge amount in a day keep repeating for few days to convert large amount.
You can use Changelly or Changenow. I used these exchangers many times, but recently, after my transaction was stopped by Changelly (KYC), I started using Changenow. I read that they may also require KYC, but as I know, their system only looks at large amounts, so I divide my exchanges into small parts. I began to use them for the reason that they offer a fixed rate without registering and really fast tx processing, but in any case, the choice is yours.
I would like to know where I could exchange a large amount of coins that have been stored for several years. I am looking for a service without registration. I read that Changelly is a good option, but I would like to know your opinion.
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