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P2P Crypto Exchange No KYC
EVEDEX P2P is still on the waitlist, but a faster route is already live: no ID, no escrow, no seller to wait for. Connect a wallet and trade 52 markets 24/7.
No KYC, no P2P wait: what you get
Available to every account from the first deposit.
Trade with no KYC in 3 steps
From wallet to open position in about a minute.
Connect a wallet
Sign in with your wallet. No forms, no documents, no approval queue.
Deposit USDT
Send USDT from a supported network. Your first deposit sets up a personal deposit contract on Arbitrum.
Open a position
Pick a market and leverage, up to 200x on BTC, ETH and SOL, and place your order. No gas per order.
What you can trade without KYC
One USDT margin account, 52 perpetual markets, open 24/7.
Crypto
BTC, ETH, SOL and 36 more coins, with up to 200x on BTC, ETH and SOL.
Gold, silver and oil
Tether Gold, silver and crude oil perpetuals with up to 100x, any day of the week.
Stocks and forex
Tesla, Coinbase, the S&P 500, EUR/USD and pre-IPO OpenAI and Anthropic.
One wallet, one signature, no KYC
Your wallet is your account: no application form and no review period. The same login reaches crypto, stocks, forex, metals and pre-IPO markets, and every order is signed by your wallet.
P2P crypto exchange no KYC: the short answer
A no-KYC crypto exchange lets you start trading without sending identity documents. EVEDEX works that way: you connect a wallet, deposit through a personal deposit contract on Arbitrum and trade 52 perpetual markets with fees from 0.015% maker and 0.045% taker. It is not a P2P marketplace: EVEDEX P2P has not launched yet and only has a waitlist.
P2P Bitcoin exchange vs order book
Both let you start without uploading documents. The difference is who you wait for.
| Criterion | EVEDEX order book | P2P marketplace |
|---|---|---|
| Who has to act for the trade to complete | Nobody. The order matches against the book at the price you accept | A counterparty who has to pay, confirm and release escrow |
| Payment-reversal risk | None — there is no fiat leg to charge back | Present on any reversible rail; the classic P2P dispute |
| Time to execute | Seconds, 24/7, on all 52 pairs | Minutes to hours, and only while a matching offer is live |
| What you pay | Capped at 0.015% maker / 0.045% taker before cashback | Platform fee of 0–1.15% plus the seller's premium |
| Custody during the trade | Deposits via your personal contract; order requests signed by your wallet | Held by the operator or in a multisig until release |
| Getting cash into crypto | Not available — funding arrives as crypto from a supported network | This is what P2P is for: local rails convert cash to crypto |
EVEDEX figures: trading fees and the EVEDEX trading terms; pair count from CoinGecko's derivatives listing. P2P fee range: Bybit P2P, Hodl Hodl, Bisq and RoboSats fee pages.
No KYC on EVEDEX, in plain words
Three things to know before you start.
A wallet instead of a passport. You connect a wallet to start trading. Nobody asks for documents to unlock the markets.
Crypto in, crypto out. Deposits arrive as crypto and withdrawals are paid in USDT. If you start with cash, buy USDT first: EVEDEX has no card or bank withdrawals.
Standard checks still run. Deposits pass automated AML screening, and the platform is not available in restricted countries.
3 checks before you deposit
Thirty seconds that save time later.
Check availability
EVEDEX is not available in restricted countries, see the Terms of Use.
Pick the right network
Choose the network and token carefully before you sign: blockchain transfers cannot be reversed.
Keep your keys private
No one at EVEDEX will ask for your seed phrase or private key.
Before you trade
Leverage multiplies both gains and losses, and a small price move can liquidate a highly leveraged position. Trade only what you can afford to lose and read the Risk Disclosure.
FAQ
A marketplace where two people trade directly without submitting identity documents, with the platform or a multisig holding the crypto until both confirm. EVEDEX P2P has not launched and only has a waitlist; EVEDEX offers wallet-based access to an order book of 52 perpetual pairs instead, with no counterparty to wait for.
Access starts with a wallet connection rather than a document upload. Nothing in the flow asks for a passport scan or proof of address before the interface unlocks. Instead, every deposit passes automated AML screening and routes through a personal deposit contract on Arbitrum.
52 perpetual pairs from one cross-margin account: crypto majors and alts, US stocks, gold, silver, crude oil, forex, an index contract and pre-IPO names. All trade 24/7 with USDT margin; maximum leverage ranges from 10x to 200x, with 200x only on BTC-USD, ETH-USD and SOL-USD up to $50,000 notional.
Fees are capped at 0.015% maker and 0.045% taker before cashback, charged only on executed orders, with no gas per order. Cashback of up to 35% on your own trades is credited in USDT the next day, taking the effective rates at the maximum to 0.00975% and 0.02925%.
Deposits arrive as crypto from any supported network and route through your personal deposit contract to a liquidity bridge. The minimum deposit is 6 USDT; network and setup costs are deducted from the amount you send. The first deposit also sets up your contract, after which funding is a single signature.
Not directly. EVEDEX has no card or bank withdrawals: funding arrives as crypto and withdrawals are paid in USDT. The deposit window can send you to an external provider to buy USDT with a card, and identity checks may apply there. Inside the trade there is no bank or card leg at all, so there are no chargebacks.
The minimum deposit is 6 USDT, and network and setup costs are deducted from it. The minimum order is 5 USDT of notional, so a small deposit is enough to test the flow on pairs like XRP-USD. A BTC-USD position starts at 0.001 BTC, so plan a larger deposit for it.
No, and it is worth being precise: every deposit passes automated AML screening, and deposit transactions on Arbitrum are publicly visible. What wallet-based access changes is that you are not asked for identity documents to reach the markets.