3K$ Deposit Anonymous No-KYC Crypto Exchange - Non-Custodial | Bitania

Trêvoid

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No KYC / AML
Staff member
Administrative
Bitania is a swap service built for people who value their privacy. Pick a pair, enter your receiving address, send your funds and get paid out. There's no registration, no account and no identity verification.

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Why Bitania?
  • No KYC/AML: No sign-up, no checks, we simply don't wanna know anything about you or where your funds came from. Swap & go!
  • Low fees: 0.25% on floating-rate swaps and 0.5% on fixed-rate swaps.
  • Floating or fixed rate: Take the floating rate for the lowest fee, or lock in a fixed rate when you want certainty on what you'll receive.
  • Live support on site: Questions or something went wrong? Chat with us directly on Bitania.com, or reach us on SimpleX or Telegram (links below).
Start swapping: https://bitania.com

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Note to the community from Trêvoid:
A newly launched platform with a clean, appealing interface shows promise. However, services advertising themselves as “no KYC,” “no AML,” and “no logs” should still be treated as high-risk. Carefully verify the recipient address, transaction fees, and the Letter of Guarantee (LoG) before completing any swap.

During my test transactions, I did not see a Letter of Guarantee for swaps. This is a minor warning sign, although I expect the team may introduce one soon. The Letter of Guarantee (LoG) has been added to Bitania. Stay cautious of phishing attempts and copycat websites. If a support channel or set of instructions appears suspicious or unusual, do not continue report it to us immediately.

We have received $3,000 in “security deposits” from the Bitania team.
Update: Wednesday, October 7, 2026 we have received $10,000 in “security deposits” from the Bitania team.

Totally: $13,000 in security deposits

In my next post, I’ll explain how our active intermediary system operates.

Letter of guarantee (LoG) : YES
SimpleX Chat Support : YES
Bitcointalk.org [ANN] Thread : YES

Best regards,
— Trêvoid
 
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With security deposit, I Trêvoid acting as an active intermediary, instead of holding a deposit to be distributed after a disaster, I am integrating the escrow into the workflow.

Batch Execution: By splitting a large transaction into smaller, manageable chunks (for example according to security deposits I have $2,000 - with $10k I split into 5 swaps), I limit the blast radius. If the service stops responding, the remaining pending swaps remain in our control, effectively protecting the user from the full loss.

Addressing the "Exit Scam" Risk: To prevent the scammer from reclaiming their own escrow via fake victims. Since I am the active intermediary, I hold the "source of truth." I do not need to rely on users to report a scam. If anything goes wrong, I will make everything public and create scam accusations.

I believe that active middleman is significantly more effective than traditional escrow. That’s why we offer this workflow to our users. It transforms the security deposit from a penalty fund into a live insurance policy , allowing me to act as a gatekeeper rather than an adjudicator.

To be eligible for reimbursement from the security deposit in the event of a scam, frozen order, or service failure, the following conditions must be met:
  • SimpleX Contact: Users must contact us via our official SimpleX address before initiating the transaction.
  • Active Intermediary Engagement: The transaction must have been processed through us as the designated middleman.
  • Non-Eligibility Clause: Any users who interact with the Bitania directly bypassing our intermediary service do so at their own risk and are not eligible for coverage from the security deposit.
  • If I receive a request to return the security deposit, I will publish a notice in our directory thread. That post will serve as the official timestamp marking the start of the 15-day waiting period.
Best regards,
— Trêvoid
 
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