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Ok, firs of all PAX isn't a coin, pax is a token, and if you want to change your btc to some stable coin you can try it in kraken, they don't ask for ID unless you want to withdraw more than $2k/day

Romeoetin

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Quote from: dirkdekeizer on May 12, 2019, 02:52:04 PM

There is recently a new coin added on blockchain named PAX

It's a stable coin that is $1 worth

I want to exchange my bitcoin to PAX, but I am not sure how to do that. I have a few issues

First:
I am not 18 so I can't use blockchain to exchange

There are some sites but idk if they let me exchange big amounts without asking for identity (if you know, let me know)
It's for exchanging around 1.5 BTC

I don't want to try on some site and then they tell me I need to show proof of identity and if I don't they keep my money

Please let me know if you can help me

Thanks

there are only a selected few market for Pax trading and I think all needs KYC for trading this huge amount.. You might want to get someone older whom you trust to help on your behalf.

dirkdekeizer

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There is recently a new coin added on blockchain named PAX

It's a stable coin that is $1 worth

I want to exchange my bitcoin to PAX, but I am not sure how to do that. I have a few issues

First:
I am not 18 so I can't use blockchain to exchange

There are some sites but idk if they let me exchange big amounts without asking for identity (if you know, let me know)
It's for exchanging around 1.5 BTC

I don't want to try on some site and then they tell me I need to show proof of identity and if I don't they keep my money

Please let me know if you can help me

Thanks

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