Статья For those who already know about Wallets and Crypto

[xSTRANGEGHOST]

Hello XSS Community, I hope you can help me. I'd like to know if you know of a wallet that doesn't require much information to register and use, where I can buy cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, Xolana, XRP, and more, and where it's easy to pay for or buy crypto using a direct card, PayPal, or other compatible methods.

I'll read your comments. Please avoid Binance; that's what I want to avoid most.​

 

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Hello XSS Community, I hope you can help me. I'd like to know if you know of a wallet that doesn't require much information to register and use, where I can buy cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, Xolana, XRP, and more, and where it's easy to pay for or buy crypto using a direct card, PayPal, or other compatible methods.



I'll read your comments. Please avoid Binance; that's what I want to avoid most.​

Binance is not a wallet.
What you are looking for is not offered by wallets, but by exchanges. There is a difference.

 

[xSTRANGEGHOST]

Binance is not a wallet.
What you are looking for is not offered by wallets, but by exchanges. There is a difference.

Could you recommend any exchanges?

 

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Could you recommend any exchanges?

It is a bit ungrateful to recommend an exchange, because people accept it as a voucher. The ones I use are Binance, Bybit and Kucoin, when I need to convert to fiat. Mostly Binance p2p, because there are the most users, so the exchange is very fast and with a relatively competitive exchange rate.
Whether they require your information is of no importance to you, because you already give them your information when you pay with your card or via PP, you have already exposed your information through your bank. Although now all traditional cex have mandatory KYC, so there is not much choice.

 

[CyberNovaX]

It is a bit ungrateful to recommend an exchange, because people accept it as a voucher. The ones I use are Binance, Bybit and Kucoin, when I need to convert to fiat. Mostly Binance p2p, because there are the most users, so the exchange is very fast and with a relatively competitive exchange rate.
Whether they require your information is of no importance to you, because you already give them your information when you pay with your card or via PP, you have already exposed your information through your bank. Although now all traditional cex have mandatory KYC, so there is not much choice.

You can join crypto communities in your country and then sell your crypto face to face with the buyer, there are a lot of options available that doesn't require KYC and DEX exist as well.

 

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You can join crypto communities in your country and then sell your crypto face to face with the buyer, there are a lot of options available that doesn't require KYC and DEX exist as well.

Yes, that's an option, but..
For smaller amounts, it is quite laborious and sometimes requires more time to complete the transaction.
Again, for larger amounts, direct exchange carries certain risks. I am always in favor of having an escrow-intermediary that will somehow guarantee the completion of the transaction