No-KYC proxies: pay in crypto, no ID verification

What will Nameless Proxy never ask me for?

We never ask for identity documents, at any spend level. The pledge is part of our Terms and covers every product, every amount and every payment coin. We will never ask for:

• a passport, ID card, driving licence or selfie;
• proof of address or company registration documents;
• a business email address, your name or a phone number.

There is also no "verified tier" that unlocks more countries or more traffic. A first-time buyer of 1 GB and a team buying 1 TB get the same service with the same zero paperwork.

What do I need to sign up?

Nothing. Sign-up creates a random 16-digit account number, shown as four groups of four digits, and that number is your login. It is generated by a secure random generator and is never derived from data about you.

Email, password and two-factor authentication are optional extras. An email lets you receive receipts and recover a lost account number. Without one, keep the number safe: we have no other way to restore access.

How can a no-KYC provider stay responsible?

By enforcing behaviour instead of collecting passports. Identity checks tell a provider who a customer is; rules and an abuse desk control what the network is used for. Our model:

• Acceptable Use Policy: fraud, carding, account takeover, credential stuffing, spam, fake accounts, ban evasion, KYC bypass and SMS-verification abuse are banned (full list).
• Blocked targets: banking and payment portals, government portals and SMTP ports 25, 465 and 587.
• Abuse desk: reports to [email protected] get a reply as a priority. Verified abuse means suspension or termination, without refund.
• Sourcing rules: we resell only partner networks that meet our sourcing requirements.

The stakes are real. In January 2026 Google disrupted IPIDEA, which it called the world's largest residential proxy network. In July 2026 the FBI and IRS Criminal Investigation seized domains tied to NetNut and the Popa botnet, and Proxyway noted that NetNut's network could be used without a real name. No KYC only works with rules that are enforced.

What is KYC, and which proxy providers require it?

KYC (Know Your Customer) is an identity check: usually a government ID, often a selfie, sometimes company registration documents. In 2026 several large proxy providers made it mandatory, at least for residential IPs. The table summarises each provider's own rule; the full dataset with quotes is the Proxy KYC Index 2026.

What does Nameless Proxy store about me?

Only what running the service requires. The privacy policy has the full retention table; in short:

• Account: the account number; email, password hash (Argon2id) and 2FA secret only if you add them.
• Logins: session token hashes and a coarse device label such as "Firefox on Linux", never your IP address.
• Usage: bytes and requests as daily totals, not a request-by-request history. Mobile IP history is kept 30 days.
• Payments: top-ups and purchases, kept as long as accounting law requires.

Two limits are outside our control. Partner networks may log connection metadata under their own policies. And BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC payments are recorded on public blockchains: we simply never ask who you are.

What can I buy without KYC?

Every product, in any of 190+ countries at checkout: