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Bitcoin vouchers bought with cash or card and redeemed to your own wallet
Trade · October 2026
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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Bitcoin vouchers bought with cash or card and redeemed to your own wallet
Usable without ID at first, but their terms let them hold an order and ask for documents after a risk flag, or above a usage limit. Keep amounts small and check each listing's KYC note.
mtpelerin.com
Swiss on/off-ramp with a CHF 999 per month tier that needs no ID document
getbittr.com
Swiss Bitcoin-only bank-transfer service paying straight to your wallet, no ID under 999 CHF per 30 days
cryptovoucher.io
MiCA-licensed Slovak crypto voucher sold through online distributors, redeemed into a custodial account
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Whether a provider may serve customers in your country depends on local licensing rules. A listing describes a service; it is not an invitation to use it and not financial advice.Criteria
On record
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Data leak Pocket Bitcoin
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
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
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
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.
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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