No KYC. No account.

How a swap works without an account

There is no sign-up step because nothing in the process needs one. You choose a pair, enter an amount and paste the address that should receive the payout. The order shows the receive amount with the 0.5% service fee already included and holds it for 15 minutes. Deposit details appear on the order page straight away, and you send from your own wallet. Instead of a login, every order carries a private tracking reference: it opens the order page, shows the activity log and is the only way back to the order, so save it before you send anything.

• Nothing to create, verify or remember except the order reference.
• The receive amount is fixed in the order for 15 minutes; after that, start a new order.
• Every status change is checked by the operator and written to the order’s activity log.

Where identity checks can still appear

“No KYC required by us” describes VeriSwap. It does not describe the wallets and platforms around a swap. If you withdraw from an exchange to send your deposit, that exchange applies its own withdrawal rules, and some ask for a destination address confirmation or extra checks. If your payout address belongs to an exchange, that exchange decides how it treats an incoming deposit. To fulfil orders we use exchange routes or our own wallets; the deposit and payout transactions are ordinary on-chain transfers and remain visible on public blockchains such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin. A self-custody wallet on both sides keeps the swap under your control and avoids surprises.

What a no-KYC swap is not

It is not anonymity. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana and the USDT networks record every transfer publicly, and a swap does not rewrite that history. It is not a way around the law: tax and reporting duties depend on where you live and remain yours. And it is not a promise that every order will be completed no matter what: an order that cannot be fulfilled as quoted is handled by the operator, who contacts you through the order page and the support address, never through unsolicited messages.

• A swap into Monero makes the receiving side private by design; the sending side stays public.
• The minimum order is $50 and your wallet pays the network fee for the deposit.
• We never ask for a recovery phrase, private key or wallet password.

Choosing a route

Most no-KYC swaps on VeriSwap go between Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana and USDT. Two decisions matter more than the pair itself. First, the network: USDT exists on Ethereum, TRON and Solana, and the deposit must arrive on the network shown in your order. Second, the receiving wallet: use one you control, check that it supports the address format shown, and never paste an address from a chat or an email. Every pair page lists the networks on both sides, the address formats to expect, a realistic fee example and the mistakes we see most often.

Why the policy is stated this plainly

Many services describe themselves as anonymous or say KYC is not needed, then add conditions in the small print. We prefer one clear sentence on this page, on the About page and in the FAQ: no KYC required by us, with the limits spelled out above. What we record to process an order is listed in the privacy policy. If that wording ever changes, this page changes first.