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NoKYC Score

Trade · October 2026

No-KYC crypto swap services

Instant swap services convert one cryptocurrency into another without an account: you paste a receiving address, send your coins and the service pays out. They are the most-used no-KYC tools, and also where most frozen-funds reports come from.

The reason is liquidity. Many swap sites do not hold their own reserves. They pass your order to a larger upstream exchange, and that exchange screens incoming coins. If its screening flags your deposit, the swap stops and you are asked for identity or source-of-funds documents by a company you never chose. Small test swaps go through, which is why star ratings look fine while large swaps get stuck. Each listing here shows the liquidity model, what the terms say about holds, and every documented incident with its outcome.

45 of 83 match

Instant Swaps, ranked by Safety grade

No-KYC crypto swap services: KYC level, Privacy grade, Safety grade and evidence level
# Service KYC Privacy Safety Evidence
01
n.exchange Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Costa Rica-registered instant swap with internal reserves and a formal CDD/EDD programme

On risk flag KYC 3 3.1 6.1 Docs reviewed
02
SideShift.ai Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Account-free shifting service with automated risk screening; not available in the US

On risk flag KYC 3 4.2 5.9 Docs reviewed
03
Alfacash Accepts Monero May ask for ID

Long-running instant crypto exchange operated by a Nevis-registered company

On risk flag KYC 3 2.4 5.5 Docs reviewed
04
BitcoinVN Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Vietnam-rooted swap desk operating since 2014; some orders need verification

Rare KYC 2 5.6 5.3 Docs reviewed
05
SimpleSwap Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap service with a broad coin list and an explicit freeze clause

On risk flag KYC 3 2.9 5.0 Docs reviewed
06
FixedFloat Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Account-free instant exchange with Lightning support and fixed or floating rates

On risk flag KYC 3 3.7 4.8 Docs reviewed
07
Flyp.me No account needed May ask for ID

Accountless crypto exchanger; terms allow ID requests on flagged transactions

On risk flag KYC 3 3.2 4.8 Docs reviewed
08
Swapuz Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap service with fixed and floating rates and an AML/KYC policy

On risk flag KYC 3 3.4 4.7 Docs reviewed
09
The Change No account needed May ask for ID

Instant crypto exchange run by a Panama-registered company, usable as a guest

On risk flag KYC 3 2.6 4.5 Docs reviewed
10
ChangeNOW Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

High-volume instant swap service; no account needed, AML/KYC policy applies

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 4.4 Docs reviewed
11
StealthEX Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Account-free instant swaps with a published KYC/AML annex

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 4.4 Docs reviewed
12
Fswap Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Account-free swap service with a Private mode that refunds flagged orders instead of asking for ID

On risk flag KYC 3 3.6 4.0 Docs reviewed
13
ChangeHero Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap service; withheld-funds reports were logged in 2026

On risk flag KYC 3 3.4 4.0 Docs reviewed
14
PLATOV Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Broker-model crypto and fiat exchanger routing orders to partner exchanges since 2017

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 4.0 Docs reviewed
15
BitSwitch Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Signup-free swap with a refund address and a hybrid of own and third-party liquidity

On risk flag KYC 3 4.0 3.9 Docs reviewed
16
SecureShift Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Account-free instant swap site whose AML policy allows mandatory KYC on risk

On risk flag KYC 3 4.0 3.9 Docs reviewed
17
Priamex Tor onion address Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Registration-free swap for a short coin list with a no-JavaScript exchange page

On risk flag KYC 3 3.8 3.9 Docs reviewed
18
Ninja.Exchange Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Account-free instant exchange routing trades to large centralised exchanges

On risk flag KYC 3 3.6 3.9 Docs reviewed
19
PulseLN Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

No-signup instant swaps across Lightning, PulseChain and other networks

On risk flag KYC 3 3.3 3.9 Docs reviewed
20
ExWell Accepts Monero May ask for ID

Crypto exchange and TRON energy rental run by a Belize company, with risk-scored swaps

On risk flag KYC 3 2.1 3.9 Docs reviewed
21
Nanswap Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Nano-focused instant exchange without accounts; terms reserve AML/KYC checks

On risk flag KYC 3 3.2 3.7 Docs reviewed
22
Exolix Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap service that sources liquidity from centralised exchanges

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.7 Docs reviewed
23
HiddenSwap Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

No-account crypto-to-crypto swap site whose orders are carried out by third-party providers

On risk flag KYC 3 3.4 3.6 Docs reviewed
24
ChainSwap Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap service advertising no accounts; its AML page reserves ID checks

On risk flag KYC 3 3.0 3.6 Docs reviewed
25
InstantExchangers Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Nigerian e-currency exchanger with crypto swaps and naira buy/sell; ID required above AML thresholds

On risk flag KYC 3 3.0 3.6 Docs reviewed
26
Rabbit Swap Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap service routing through partner exchanges, with published AML thresholds

On risk flag KYC 3 2.9 3.6 Docs reviewed
27
YellowChanger No account needed May ask for ID

Russian-language exchanger for crypto and rubles (SBP, Sber); ID can be demanded on high-risk deposits

On risk flag KYC 3 2.6 3.6 Docs reviewed
28
BitcoinBox May ask for ID

Order-based exchanger whose policy sets risk-score bands and Sumsub KYC on flagged orders

On risk flag KYC 3 2.0 3.6 Docs reviewed
29
Mix Swap Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap front-end routing orders to third-party exchanges; not a mixer despite the name

On risk flag KYC 3 3.4 3.3 Docs reviewed
30
CoinCraddle Tor onion address Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant exchange for 1,800+ coins with optional accounts and AMLBot risk scoring

On risk flag KYC 3 3.1 3.0 Docs reviewed
31
GoExme Tor onion address Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Registration-free swap with AMLBot risk scoring and holds of up to a year on failed checks

On risk flag KYC 3 3.1 3.0 Docs reviewed
32
BitXchange Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Account-free instant swap filled on centralised exchanges, with automated AML screening

On risk flag KYC 3 3.0 3.0 Docs reviewed
33
Baltex Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Swap service with standard, Monero-routed private, DEX and card-purchase modes

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
34
Changee Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap of 2,000+ coins via liquidity providers; flagged swaps are held for AML/KYC

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
35
EXC24 Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Automatic account-free swap service using third-party liquidity providers

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
36
Explace Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Swap service that routes orders through a choice of third-party liquidity providers

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
37
Fujn Swap Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Accountless swap front end whose orders are executed by FixedFloat

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
38
SnapSwap Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap service that screens deposits before routing them to liquidity partners

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
39
SwapGate Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant crypto swap service with fixed and floating rates, no account needed

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
40
Swappix Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap of 570+ coins via third-party exchange providers; flagged swaps held for AML/KYC

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
41
Xgram.io Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant cross-chain swap service with multi-output swaps and no registration

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
42
YBEX Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap with a private mode, using an exchange as liquidity provider; high-risk deposits frozen until KYC

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 3.0 Docs reviewed
43
EasyBit No account needed May ask for ID

Instant crypto-to-crypto exchange usable as a guest, with volume-based fees

On risk flag KYC 3 2.3 3.0 Docs reviewed
44
Lizex Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap service with reported AML holds on stablecoin swaps in 2026

On risk flag KYC 3 3.0 1.5 Docs reviewed
45
Swapter Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Instant swap service with documented unresolved large-swap disputes

On risk flag KYC 3 2.7 0.1 Docs reviewed

Live swap rates Monero exchanges Own liquidity Refund without ID Onion address

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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.

Hold risk

Where the liquidity comes from, and what the terms allow

Most held swaps trace back to the same chain of events: the order is passed to a partner exchange, the partner screens the deposit, and a flag turns into a request for documents. These columns are the facts that decide it. "Not stated" means the service's own pages do not say, which is different from no.

Instant Swaps: liquidity source, deposit screening, ID policy, refund terms, onion address, held-funds reports and Safety grade
Service Liquidity Screening ID Refund, no ID Holds Safety
Own reserves Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 6.1
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 5.9
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 5.5
Not stated Not stated Rare KYC 2 Not stated 0 5.3
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 In the terms 0 5.0
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 In the terms 1 4.8
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 4.8
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 4.7
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 4.5
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 4.4
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 4.4
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 In the terms 0 4.0
Partner exchanges Not stated On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 1 4.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 4.0
Not stated Not stated On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.9
Not stated Not stated On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.9
Not stated Not stated On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.9
Partner exchanges Not stated On risk flag KYC 3 In the terms 0 3.9
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.9
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.9
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.7
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.7
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 In the terms 0 3.6
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.6
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.6
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 In the terms 0 3.6
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.6
Not stated Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.6
Partner exchanges Not stated On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.3
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 1 1.5
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 2 0.1
2 2 4 4 6 6 8 8 10 10 PRIVATE AND SAFE SAFE, ASKS MORE PRIVATE, LESS PROVEN PRIVACY GRADE → SAFETY GRADE → n.exchange Privacy 3.1 · Safety 6.1 SideShift.ai Privacy 4.2 · Safety 5.9 Alfacash Privacy 2.4 · Safety 5.5 BitcoinVN Privacy 5.6 · Safety 5.3 SimpleSwap Privacy 2.9 · Safety 5.0 FixedFloat Privacy 3.7 · Safety 4.8 Flyp.me Privacy 3.2 · Safety 4.8 Swapuz Privacy 3.4 · Safety 4.7 The Change Privacy 2.6 · Safety 4.5 ChangeNOW Privacy 2.7 · Safety 4.4 StealthEX Privacy 2.7 · Safety 4.4 Fswap Privacy 3.6 · Safety 4.0 ChangeHero Privacy 3.4 · Safety 4.0 PLATOV Privacy 2.7 · Safety 4.0 BitSwitch Privacy 4.0 · Safety 3.9 SecureShift Privacy 4.0 · Safety 3.9 Priamex Privacy 3.8 · Safety 3.9 Ninja.Exchange Privacy 3.6 · Safety 3.9 PulseLN Privacy 3.3 · Safety 3.9 ExWell Privacy 2.1 · Safety 3.9 Nanswap Privacy 3.2 · Safety 3.7 Exolix Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.7 HiddenSwap Privacy 3.4 · Safety 3.6 ChainSwap Privacy 3.0 · Safety 3.6 InstantExchangers Privacy 3.0 · Safety 3.6 Rabbit Swap Privacy 2.9 · Safety 3.6 YellowChanger Privacy 2.6 · Safety 3.6 BitcoinBox Privacy 2.0 · Safety 3.6 Mix Swap Privacy 3.4 · Safety 3.3 CoinCraddle Privacy 3.1 · Safety 3.0 GoExme Privacy 3.1 · Safety 3.0 BitXchange Privacy 3.0 · Safety 3.0 Baltex Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 Changee Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 EXC24 Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 Explace Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 Fujn Swap Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 SnapSwap Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 SwapGate Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 Swappix Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 Xgram.io Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 YBEX Privacy 2.7 · Safety 3.0 EasyBit Privacy 2.3 · Safety 3.0 Lizex Privacy 3.0 · Safety 1.5 Swapter Privacy 2.7 · Safety 0.1
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Criteria

What we check for every swap service

  • Own reserves versus third-party liquidity
  • What the terms say about AML screening, holds and refunds
  • Whether a refund is possible without identity documents
  • Documented held-funds cases: amount, days held, outcome
Full methodology

On record

Recent incidents among instant swaps

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high

Shutdown LetsExchange

Official notice: exchange operations ceased on 1 October 2026

The LetsExchange website displays a notice stating that the service ceased its exchange operations on 1 October 2026 and that customer support remains available until 30 November 2026. The notice read during this review did not give a reason for the closure. Users with unresolved orders therefore have until the end of November 2026 to contact support. No reports of unpaid swaps tied to the closure were reviewed.

Service closed Source: letsexchange.io ↗

high

Funds held Lizex

Reported hold of 18,470 USDC and $30,000 USDT after AML flags

The directory kycnot.me reports that Lizex held 18,470 USDC from 17 September 2026 after an AML flag and has held $30,000 in USDT since June 2026, about $48,000 in total. According to that account, the swap service attributed the hold to its liquidity partner, which told the user that the wallet in question was not its own. The directory flagged the listing as a scam and described the cases as ongoing.

Unresolved $48K Source: kycnot.me ↗

medium

Funds held ChangeHero

Reported withheld funds; one $94,000 case released after identity verification

The public event log of the directory kycnot.me recorded on 1 September 2026 several reports of ChangeHero withholding funds from swaps. In one case involving about $94,000, the user reportedly had to complete identity verification before the funds were released. The official site could not be read during this review, so the clause relied on by the service was not confirmed. Other reported cases were not described in enough detail to establish their outcome.

Resolved only after ID $94K Source: kycnot.me ↗

low

Policy change Swapuz

Reported undisclosed fee on transfers classed as high-risk

The public event log of the directory kycnot.me recorded on 2 July 2026 a user report that Swapuz had charged an undisclosed fee on a transfer it classed as high-risk. According to that log, the aggregator OrangeFren intervened and negotiated a refund for the user. Swapuz publishes an AML/KYC policy alongside its terms of use. The size of the fee and the criteria for the high-risk classification were not stated.

Resolved, user paid out Source: kycnot.me ↗

Closed

Services that no longer operate

Questions

Instant Swaps: common questions

Why do swap services freeze funds?

Almost always because an automated blockchain-analytics check, run by the service or by its upstream liquidity provider, scored the deposit as high risk. The service then holds the coins and asks for identity or source-of-funds documents.

How do I reduce the risk of a held swap?

Prefer services with their own liquidity and terms that promise a refund to the sending address without documents. Start with a small amount, and split large swaps. Check the incident history on the listing before sending.

What is a no-KYC crypto swap?

A service that converts one cryptocurrency into another with no account and no identity upload. You give a receiving address, send your coins to a deposit address and get the other coin paid out, usually within half an hour.

Can a no-KYC swap still ask for ID?

Many can. A homepage that says "no KYC" does not override terms that allow the service, or the exchange it sources liquidity from, to hold a flagged deposit and request documents. The KYC level on each listing is taken from the terms, and the table on this page shows which services screen deposits.

Which swap services use their own liquidity?

The ones marked "Own reserves" in the table. They fill orders from coins they hold, so no upstream exchange screens your deposit. Services that route through on-chain protocols are marked separately: there, settlement is done by the protocol and not by a company holding your coins.

What is the difference between an instant swap and a cross-chain DEX?

An instant swap is a company that receives your coins and sends you others. A cross-chain decentralised exchange settles the trade through a protocol run by many validators, so no single operator holds the funds, though the website you use to reach it can still block addresses or regions.

Is a swap aggregator safer than a single swap service?

An aggregator shows more rates and sometimes adds its own guarantee, but your coins still go to the underlying service. Read the guarantee terms: most exclude holds that the provider’s own rules allow.

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