If you happen to visit this thread again, try looking into no-kyc p2p exchanges, see: https://kycnot.me/?cash=on
I'd say agoradesk is the most beginner-friendly, robosats is balanced and bisq may not be beginner friendly but has the best privacy and security at the moment.
Topic: New york ce6ypto ban (Read 148 times)
I live in NY and can't buy any crypto there are no atms (all shutdown) all exchanges block me the only way I can think is by person but that's kinda risky unless I know them irl. Any suggestions?
what exchange are you referring to that blocked you from buying Bitcoin or cryptocurrency? because what I know that you can buy crypto there in New York is Kucoin, cashapp, gemini and coinbase. It's just surprising because you can't buy bitcoin at the ATMs that I know there are more than 1k plus ATMs in NY. You mean all that is useless?
Hello, Buying crypto in New York can indeed be challenging due to strict regulations known as the BitLicense. Here are a few ways you might be able to buy cryptocurrency:
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Trading: This involves buying from someone directly. You'll need to take precautions to ensure your safety and the security of your funds. MyTHDHR Benefits
Out-of-State Purchase: If you regularly visit another state, you could consider buying cryptocurrency there, if it's legal and more accessible.
Use of a Trusted Exchange: Some exchanges like Gemini and Coinbase are allowed to operate in New York and offer a variety of cryptocurrencies.
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Trading: This involves buying from someone directly. You'll need to take precautions to ensure your safety and the security of your funds. MyTHDHR Benefits
Out-of-State Purchase: If you regularly visit another state, you could consider buying cryptocurrency there, if it's legal and more accessible.
Use of a Trusted Exchange: Some exchanges like Gemini and Coinbase are allowed to operate in New York and offer a variety of cryptocurrencies.
I live in NY and can't buy any crypto there are no atms (all shutdown) all exchanges block me the only way I can think is by person but that's kinda risky unless I know them irl. Any suggestions?
Are Perfect Money USD,PayPal,Skrill,Neteller and others available in your country?Then register, fund your account and try to buy a small amount of cryptocurrency from an exchanger with good reviews, preferably more than a few hundred.
https://www.bestchange.com/
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These services do not provide documents for the purchase of cryptocurrencies like the Coinbase exchange, so study the tax consequences on your own.
I live in NY and can't buy any crypto there are no atms (all shutdown) all exchanges block me the only way I can think is by person but that's kinda risky unless I know them irl. Any suggestions?
I am not aware that NY banned crypto transactions. I don't think it is correct unless something has changed in last couple of weeks. Which exchanges are banning you? What is the reason they are providing? I am sure that's not for the location.
As per the Bitlicense, any exchanges holding the license, are allowed to offer crypto services to any NY residents. Try Coinbase if you haven't already.
I live in NY and can't buy any crypto there are no atms (all shutdown) all exchanges block me the only way I can think is by person but that's kinda risky unless I know them irl. Any suggestions?
maybe, @SamReomo, already told you the name of the exchange you can use to buy crypto in New York.Or if you want to see clarity, maybe you can look here Buy Crypto & Bitcoin in New York, I think it can be important information for you.
Here you can also learn and see How to Buy Bitcoin in New York: Best NY Crypto Exchanges, I hope this helps you with some of the information above.
I don't think it's too hard to write "buy crypto in NY with my_bank_name" in any search engine. Binance.us I think will accept almost all payments by US-based bank account or virtual card. Given the big name, I'm not experienced on that exchange (it's for US residents only). DWYOR
I tried everything even switching to revolut and ally still gets me blocked I tried to find liberty atms but they aren't in town. I guess they got removes cause of the bill they passed. Idc about privacy I'm tryna get some coins
Which side have you been blocked from, binance or revolut?
Have you ever sent your US citizenship ID while you're using an overseas platform? I heard some info that US residents are restricted on some global crypto platforms.
Take a look at the traders around here [1] to see if any of them can serve your purchase. Pay attention to the trust score of whose account you'll be dealing with.
1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0
I don't think it's too hard to write "buy crypto in NY with my_bank_name" in any search engine. Binance.us I think will accept almost all payments by US-based bank account or virtual card. Given the big name, I'm not experienced on that exchange (it's for US residents only). DWYOR
I tried everything even switching to revolut and ally still gets me blocked I tried to find liberty atms but they aren't in town. I guess they got removes cause of the bill they passed. Idc about privacy I'm tryna get some coins
I don't think it's too hard to write "buy crypto in NY with my_bank_name" in any search engine. Binance.us I think will accept almost all payments by US-based bank account or virtual card. Given the big name, I'm not experienced on that exchange (it's for US residents only). DWYOR
I live in NY and can't buy any crypto there are no atms (all shutdown) all exchanges block me the only way I can think is by person but that's kinda risky unless I know them irl. Any suggestions?
I know that the use, buying, and selling of Bitcoin is not illegal in New York so your restrictions might be a personal issue. You didn't state why you have been blocked from accessing or using all the exchanges you tried using. Maybe you might be having a KYC issue with these exchanges and you may have to consult their customer service to determine what is wrong. Have tried using the Bitcoin ATM finder tool to search for functional ATMs in New York, it could also be of good help. But if you care about your privacy you might consider using some reliable P2P platforms like Bisq and others. Or you can consider buying from a reputable member of the forum. 
I live in NY and can't buy any crypto there are no atms (all shutdown) all exchanges block me the only way I can think is by person but that's kinda risky unless I know them irl. Any suggestions?
You can try exchanges like Gemini, and Coinbase to purchase Bitcoin in New York city. I'm not sure about other crypto-exchanges, but you can at least purchase Bitcoin by using those two exchanges, and I'm sure that falls into category of legal actions. They are available for the residents of the New York city and anyone could purchase crypto-currencies from those exchanges.
If you're unable to access those exchanges then you should contact your internet service provider and ask them the reason that why you aren't able t access those exchanges even these two are legally selling crypto-currencies in the city and have proper licenses to work in that particular region.
You should also elaborate that what problems are you facing while visiting those exchanges? Once we know your problems then we will try our best to help you. I recommend you to try those exchanges first and if they don't work for you then you should let me and others know so that we could help you as much as we possibly can.
I live in NY and can't buy any crypto there are no atms (all shutdown) all exchanges block me the only way I can think is by person but that's kinda risky unless I know them irl. Any suggestions?
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