Cryptocurrency notes

Peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchanges

Bisq is a decentralized and open source peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange that does not request KYC info. Bisq is decentralized, so you have to run the Bisq application on your computer in order to buy or sell bitcoin on Bisq.

RoboSats is a peer-to-peer bitcoin exchange that does not request KYC info. RoboSats has Lightning Network integration so that you can deposit and withdraw bitcoin over the Lightning Network.

Hodl Hodl is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange that does not request KYC info. Hodl Hodl has Lightning Network integration.

LocalCoinSwap is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange that does not request KYC info.

Peach Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange that does not request KYC info.

Vexl is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange that does not request KYC info.

All six of these peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchanges that I have listed do not require you to provide them any of your personal information in order to buy or sell bitcoin. Many of the bitcoin sellers on these peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchanges do not request any of your personal information when you buy bitcoin from them. But some of the bitcoin sellers on these peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchanges do request your name/ID when you buy bitcoin from them because of certain laws/regulations or to help prevent them from getting scammed by fraudsters paying them with stolen accounts.