Can you identify a purchase where KYC isn’t involved?

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That’s amazing, yes that counts, definitely requires xmr in that case

Selling political influence to Ukrainians. Does that count?

I believed I understand why you’re saying that, I’m not pro KYC by personal preference. The question I’m asking here relates to the frequency with which you do it and not the opinion of it

KYC was created to create more grounds for fines.. money laundering, and other issues still take place. The only thing that matters is people on the OFAC list.

you earn dash or send it (with mixing/privatesend) to a new address, then spend Dash via DashDirect.org (gift card) without KYC (up to 500 usd/day).

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:) I honestly mean any purchase and cash is definitely a clear place to not KYC at purchase, but where did you get the cash from?

Bought a loaf of bread the other day with cash… but I have a feeling that’s not what you mean. 

You mean purchases related to crypto or other financial products?

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Buying a cd from a musician playing on the street

https://tlsnotary.org

You can use this project to notarize a https request. You can use plaid to get a list of CC transactions, and then notarize the particular transaction you’re interested in.

You can notarize the receipt from the vendor too.

Become un-KYC-able, barter fresh goods instead