No KYC crypto exchange — swap without ID

On Swap.bz, no KYC means you can open the site, take a live quote, receive a deposit address and complete a swap without creating an account, giving an email, a phone number, or uploading an ID document. There is no “verification level”, no withdrawal limit tied to identity, and no login to recover. Your order is identified by an order ID and the transaction hashes, nothing else.

It does not mean “no checks at all”. Swap.bz is a non-custodial aggregator: the liquidity partners that fill your order run automated AML screening on the deposit address. A deposit that trips a sanctions or stolen-funds flag can be paused and reviewed. This affects a small minority of orders, is disclosed on the status page, and is the same trade-off every instant exchange makes. Any competitor claiming zero screening either has no liquidity partners or is not telling you the truth.

You choose the asset you send and the asset you receive, including network (USDT on Tron vs Ethereum, for example). The widget shows a live quote with the 0.5% Standard fee already included; the number displayed is what arrives in your wallet. You paste your receive address and a refund address on the sending chain, confirm, and get a single-use deposit address.

Send the exact amount from any wallet or exchange. Once the deposit confirms, the partner executes the route and pays your receive address. The order page tracks each stage — waiting for deposit, confirming, exchanging, sent — and stays reachable by order ID afterwards. Most fast-chain swaps finish in under ten minutes; Bitcoin and Monero legs take longer because of their confirmation times.

• No account, email or phone at any step.
• Live quote before you send — the receive amount is what you get.
• Refund address set upfront, so a failed route comes straight back.
• Same service on Telegram via @SwapbzBot.

Standard (0.5%) follows the quoted route directly. If you receive Monero, the receive chain already hides amounts and addresses. If you receive BTC, ETH or a stablecoin, the payout is a normal public transaction on that chain.

Private Swap (1%) adds intermediate hops — typically via Monero — between deposit and payout, so a simple “address A funded address B” inference is much harder to make from public data. It is an extra routing option, not a mixer, and not a guarantee of anonymity. Details, limits and when it is worth the extra 0.5% are on the Private Swap page.

Many services listed as no-KYC reserve the right, in their terms, to freeze an order and demand identity documents when their risk engine flags it — sometimes on ordinary amounts. That is conditional KYC, and the difference matters when your funds are already in their deposit address. Swap.bz does not have a KYC procedure to invoke: if a partner pauses a deposit, the outcome is a review and either completion or a refund to your refund address — not a document upload.

Centralized exchanges without KYC for small amounts are a different category: they are custodial, so your funds sit in their balance sheet, and the “no-KYC tier” can be withdrawn at any time. Decentralized exchanges avoid KYC entirely but require a wallet connection, token approvals, gas on the source chain, and usually cannot cross chains natively — which is why cross-chain swaps end up going through a bridge anyway.

Over 100 assets are available, including BTC, ETH, XMR, SOL, LTC, BNB, TRX, TON, XRP, DOGE and the major stablecoins (USDT, USDC) on Ethereum, Tron, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon and BNB Chain. Pairs are quoted live from partner liquidity, so availability can vary by the minute; if a pair does not quote, try again shortly or pick another network for the same stablecoin.

Minimums depend on the pair and are shown in the widget when a quote is too small. There is no identity-based maximum. Very large orders are quoted normally but may be filled in tranches; a small test swap first is a sensible habit for any amount you would not want to wait on.