KYCnot.me

⚠️ SCAM case: https://kycnot.me/service/hide-cash

49.35 SOL (~$4,000) deposited July 17, no Monero sent. They denied the deposit address was theirs. So we made swap orders on their own site: the addresses it returned lead to the wallets that took his money.

Full investigation: https://kycnot.me/service/hide-cash/case/o5a43vn6yb88tu5an6his8pj

⚠️ Incident logged: SolvoCard

Mastercard program cancelled ~10 June. 23 users report balances not refunded. Support unresponsive.

Status: ongoing kycnot.me/service/solvocardcom#events

To celebrate the 6th anniversary of kycnot.me, the classic table view is back by popular demand.

Toggle it for faster comparisons.

Six years ago, I made the first commit of KYCnotme.

Today it's still independent, open source and curated by hand.

Don't get KYC'ed.

https://kycnot.me/blog/six-year-anniversary

Many events going on with services recently. Hard to keep up. Check the events page for a global overview, services get updated as soon as we are aware of any issue:

https://kycnot.me/events

Really enjoyed MoneroKon and Bitcoin Film Fest 2026. Hope to be there again next year.

Do your own research, test small, and understand the incentives.

Check KYC policies, ToS reviews, and more on kycnot.me to help you make informed decisions.

The swap feature is live again.

The DDoS is still ongoing, but I added some filters and the site is usable again.

Cloudflare is temporarily enabled with light filtering, so most users should not hit a JS wall.

CF will go off again once this wave is gone. No middleman by default.

We are being hit by a DDoS targeting our new https://kycnot.me/swap feature. I have temporarily disabled the page and I am working on solving the issue.

KYC is a one-way mirror: they see everything, you see nothing. It’s not about trust, it’s about control.

"KYC giant @sumsub verifies millions of users for 4,000+ clients, but nobody verified Sumsub. Opaque ownership, unnamed investors, 18 months of undetected breach. The gatekeeper never verified itself."

https://rekt.news/who-vets-vetters

"We must defend our own privacy if we expect to have any. We must come together and create systems which allow anonymous transactions to take place."

Eric Hughes, A Cypherpunk’s Manifesto

KYCnot.me is very much alive :)

I know I’ve been quiet on social media (I mostly try to avoid it), but updates have never stopped.

If you want to keep up with changes:

Site updates: https://kycnot.me/events Code updates: https://codeberg.org/pluja/kycnotme/commits/branch/master