Topic: Wallet that doesn't require ID and other stuff - page 2. (Read 753 times)
You can use, mycelium wallet, blockchain,info, exodus, or electrm wallet since they dont require any IDs. But because you want to buy in this case since LeGaulois is right so you don't have a choice except to trust on some seller in this forum. You can buy to some trusted person here but using escrow is recommended and a must.
Why dont you use your mom's or dad's name at the exchange and then use a desktop wallet? With that at least you are not breaking any laws in case the exchange does a security check on the account.
Using someone else ID is cheating, and doing it in the back of the parents without telling them is worst. What about if the country require taxs from cryptocurrencies? Look the case with Coinbase and IRS. What if a day an online wallet is giving out infos to the Taxs dept? So imagine the parents will pay the taxs because the son decided to buy/sell Bitcoin?
Why dont you use your mom's or dad's name at the exchange and then use a desktop wallet? With that at least you are not breaking any laws in case the exchange does a security check on the account.
I am 17 and do not have a license yet, I tried using Coinbase but they restricted me since I didnt show identity - Are there any wallets that can bypass this. Also, if I buy btc from pax for example, how do I transfer the bought btc to my wallet? Is there a link I get from pax that I put inside my wallet? I am so confused, sorry!
Use blockchain.info. If you are only 17 then using paxful or localbitcoins or any exchanges would mean that technically you are violating their terms and conditions as most of them only serve adults apparently.
How did coinbase find out that you were underage? Because i remember i used coinbase underage for like half a year(oops) and they never found out, i just left my account as being unverified and i couldn't buy and sell, that was all.
The bitcoin network accepts anyone, even minors. By getting a blockchain.info account you're controlling your own private keys so even if blockchain.info decides to suspend your account(no occurences of this) you can just import your private keys elsewhere.
If you want to buy bitcoin from paxful, then you first buy the actual coin, then you'll have bitcoin in your paxful wallet. You can transfer this bitcoin to anyone you'd like, if you want to send it to your wallet then simply copy and paste the address and press send on the paxful wallet.
I am 17 and do not have a license yet, I tried using Coinbase but they restricted me since I didnt show identity - Are there any wallets that can bypass this. Also, if I buy btc from pax for example, how do I transfer the bought btc to my wallet? Is there a link I get from pax that I put inside my wallet? I am so confused, sorry!
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