How to get cryptocurrency when under 18

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Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
 
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good stuff
 
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damn bro W thread will read
 
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May a mod please move this to the Cryptocurrency subforum if they see this? Ta.
 
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aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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Thank you chad.
 
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W thread
 
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aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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thank you
 
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>how to get scammed in p2p exchange in 5 minutes totorial

FUCK

YOU
 
aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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Good guide
 
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aids said:
See option 2 if you are a retard incapable of engaging in a P2P transaction.


The key adjective is imbecilic.
I was never imbecilic.
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Ur a Vegetable
 
nice thread thx buddy boyo
 
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jozsef316@gmail said:
I hope you die hited by a finnish train 500 km/h
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can somebody ban him? clearly just spamming messages and has 1.8k messages in under a month. literally not contributing anything to the forum but slop replies.
 
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This probably won’t stop people asking unfortunately
 
aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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whats different about trading crypto that couldnt be acheived elsewhere
 
aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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I trade vannila visa gift cards for bitcoin on local coin swap so my parents can’t trace anything
 
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aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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just made me download a trojan from the kycnot me website
 
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aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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"mercuryo is a scam. They are simply collecting Passports card photos etc and making a data base of linke dfaces. And then denying users the serivces."
 
aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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https://brokerchooser.com/safety/mercuryo-broker-safe-or-scam

mercury yo is not considered safe and trustworthy
 
aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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Mercury yo also asks for id
 
Nigga kycnot me is fucking full of phishing limk and trojants tf did youget me onto
 
aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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can someone make a video/screen record them doing this please,there's way too many buttons. i repeat pleaseeee
 
aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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Bro this is one of the best things someone has ever done to the moneymaxxing com.
 
@zennn how'd you make your money?
 
@ghost! has a better gudie
 
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@ghost! has a better gudie
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thank you lmao

aids is the goat tho he has a alternative way of doing it at the exchange rates are probably better with his way
 
Top tier post boyo
 
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aids said:
Too many imbecilic children asking menial questions in this subforum like "how do i get crypto under 18". I'm tired of seeing these threads because they drown out anything else that might have value.

So, for said children:
  1. Go to https://kycnot.me, filter by type "Exchange" & KYC level "Guaranteed no KYC", or just click this link: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange&max-kyc=0
  2. Find an exchange (ideally with a score of 9+) that allows you to exchange fiat for cryptocurrency, e.g., Bisq (as of this thread being made).
  3. Engage in a peer-to-peer transaction with another user to exchange your fiat for their cryptocurrency. You will need a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet e.g., Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet to generate an address to receive the cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency is held in escrow by the platform/by a smart contract while you pay the other user fiat. Once the other user confirms receipt of your payment, you will receive cryptocurrency to your provided wallet.
  4. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.

Alternatively:
  1. Go to a website like https://exchange.mercuryo.io
  2. Buy cryptocurrency with your card there, using a non-custodial wallet like Exodus, Cake Wallet, Trust Wallet, etc., to receive your funds.
  3. Use that cryptocurrency for whatever it is you need.
Note that websites like Mercury might force KYC before they allow your transaction to go through depending on region, browser fingerprint, etc. Check the relevant website's policy yourself to ensure this is not the case.
Worst case scenario, you will need to do KYC before you complete the transaction (not after money is debited from your account) so you can look to an alternative website that is reputable.


You should not exchange for a token/cryptocurrency that is not on its native blockchain (e.g., USDT ERC-20) as you will also need the native cryptocurrency to send that token/cryptocurrency (which means you'll need to do a second transaction). Although, I believe USDT on the TRX network can be sent without TRON but for a higher fee in USDT.

Instead, just get BTC and ask your vendor exactly how much you should send / they are expecting to receive.

Note that I am not affiliated with any website/exchange mentioned.
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