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Buy btc: no kyc, no account, no buy limitsBitkipi.com
195 sats \ 7 comments \ @03cd7d2ac2 25 Oct 2022 bitcoin
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151 sats \ 0 replies \ @moel 25 Oct 2022
So now the eurozone is blessed with 4 non-KYC exchanges.
  1. GetBittr.
  2. PocketBitcoin.
  3. Relai.
  4. BitKippi.
But not 1 of them provide Lighting payouts...
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136 sats \ 3 replies \ @dtonon 25 Oct 2022
Bitikipi is a nice service, but the post title is not exact:
  • It is a "light KYC", Bitikipi itself does not know much about the user (the email can be throwaway) but you are always exposing your IBAN to them and their bank
  • You have €900/day with light KYC, otherwise you have to identify, so there are some limits
PS: if I'm not wrong Bitikipi uses pocketapp.com under the hood
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @dtonon 28 Oct 2022
Oh I wrote the wrong domain! pocketapp.com => pocketbitcoin.com
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @sommerfeld 26 Oct 2022
Then why not use pocketbitcoin directly? What is the value proposition? An centrally stored account (identified by your email) and a mobile app?
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @dtonon 26 Oct 2022
Yes, I think that the mobile app is the only value proposition. That for someone is a con :)
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @sommerfeld 26 Oct 2022
Good to see more competition in the EU light KYC bitcoin-only noncustodial market.
On the other hand, all competitors look extremely similar (and are all swiss-based for some reason).
Why should I use bitkipi (1.5% fee) instead of relai (1% fee)? They seem to be exactly the same besides that.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @dtonon 26 Oct 2022
Relai asks you to create specific orders (spot o recurring) with an exact amount. You cannot do bank wires with different values as you like, this can be a limitation for some uses.
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