On-Ramps
Bittr
getbittr.com
Swiss Bitcoin-only bank-transfer service paying straight to your wallet, no ID under 999 CHF per 30 days
Identity checks possible
Privacy 2.5/10
Safety 5.7/10
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Trade · October 2026
Crypto on-ramps and Bitcoin vouchers with low or no KYC
On-ramps turn fiat money into crypto: vouchers bought with cash or a card and redeemed to your wallet, and brokers that take a bank transfer and send the coins straight to an address you control. None of them run an order book, so they are listed here rather than among exchanges.
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What we check for every on-ramp
- The amount you can buy before an ID document is required, and over what period
- Whether coins are sent to your own wallet or held in an account
- Payment methods: cash, card, bank transfer, vouchers
- Who operates the service and where it is licensed
On record
Recent incidents among on-ramps
high
Data leak Pocket Bitcoin
Support-system backup exposed, including ID copies of 291 customers
Pocket Bitcoin disclosed on 21 August 2026 that a backup of its support system had been exposed. Its update of 31 August said 291 customers had bank-compliance correspondence exposed, including names, addresses, bitcoin addresses, ID copies and source-of-funds documents in varying combinations, and 5,120 customers had bank transfer lists exposed with names, addresses, amounts and some IBANs. The operator said no funds were affected.
Resolved Source: pocketbitcoin.com ↗
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KYC added Pocket Bitcoin
Identity verification made mandatory for all users
Pocket Bitcoin announced in October 2025 that full identity verification would be required for every user from 8 December 2025, ending the tier that had allowed purchases of up to CHF/EUR 999 per month without ID.
Outcome unknown Source: pocketbitcoin.com ↗
For reference
These ask every user for ID
Often searched for alongside no-KYC services, so they are listed with what their terms say. None of them can be used without identity verification, and they are left out of the ranking above.
| # | Service | KYC | Privacy | Safety | Evidence | Accepts | Incidents |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 |  Bull Bitcoin May ask for ID Bitcoin-only exchange and OTC desk that pays out to the customer's own wallet | Mandatory KYC 4 | 0.9 | 6.7 | Docs reviewed | BTC | |
| 02 |  Bitnovo May ask for ID Spanish crypto vouchers sold at about 40,000 European shops; redeeming requires a verified account | Mandatory KYC 4 | 1.5 | 5.1 | Docs reviewed | BTCETHXRP +8 | |
| 03 |  Coinfinity May ask for ID Austrian MiCA-licensed Bitcoin broker; identity verification is part of registration | Mandatory KYC 4 | 1.1 | 5.1 | Docs reviewed | BTC | |
| 04 |  Relai May ask for ID Bitcoin-only savings app with a self-custodial wallet; identity check at onboarding | Mandatory KYC 4 | 0.7 | 5.1 | Docs reviewed | BTC | |
| 05 |  Pocket Bitcoin May ask for ID Swiss bitcoin-only broker paying out to your own wallet; full verification since Dec 2025 | Mandatory KYC 4 | 0.4 | 4.3 | Docs reviewed | BTC |
Questions
On-Ramps: common questions
Can I buy Bitcoin without ID?
Yes, in small amounts. Vouchers bought with cash and some brokers allow purchases up to a published limit without an ID document. Above it, regulated providers ask for verification. For larger amounts without ID, peer-to-peer platforms are the usual route.
Is a voucher more private than a bank transfer?
Usually. A voucher bought with cash is not linked to a bank account. A bank transfer is always visible to your bank, even when the provider itself asks for nothing.
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