Answers
Exchanging crypto without an account
How the service works, what it costs, and what it does and does not know about you.
- Do I need to register or verify my identity?
- No. An exchange needs a deposit address from us and a payout address from you. There is no sign-up step, no email requirement and no identity document check.
- Is exchanging without KYC legal where I live?
- This is not legal advice. NoKYCZone is a Swiss-based swap service that does not operate an account system. Rules differ by country and you are responsible for the ones that apply to you. Residents of Iran, North Korea and Syria cannot use the service.
- What does an exchange cost?
- A 0.5% commission on the exchanged amount, already included in the receive amount you are quoted. Blockchain network fees for your own deposit transaction are separate and are set by the network, not by us.
- How long is my rate valid?
- 30 minutes from the moment you confirm the order. The fixed receive amount applies when the exact requested deposit is detected on the correct network, with any required memo or tag, before that deadline.
- What is the minimum amount?
- Every order must be worth at least 50 USD at the quoted rate. Individual routes can set a higher floor in their own asset, shown next to the amount field and on each pair page.
- What if I send the wrong amount, or send it late?
- The fixed receive amount no longer applies. Those cases are handled by hand rather than automatically, so keep your tracking link: it is the only reference to your order.
- Do you store my IP address?
- The application does not persist raw IP addresses. It stores what running an order requires, and blockchain transactions are public by nature. Rate limiting happens at the network edge rather than in a stored log.
- Which countries are not supported?
- Iran, North Korea and Syria.
- How do I find my order again?
- Through the tracking link created with your order. Save it: it is the only way back to your deposit instructions and status.
- Are payouts automatic?
- No. Each order is settled by an operator rather than an automated hot wallet, which is deliberate: no service key sits online waiting to sign a payout. It also means payout timing depends on settlement, not only on confirmations.