Mistex

Newer instant exchange with a hard privacy pitch: no registration, no email, no KYC, and a declared no-logs policy stating IP addresses are never stored. Offers floating and fixed rates (fixed locks the quote for 20 minutes), 1,000+ assets across major networks, a native Tor v3 mirror, Monero sign-in, and a public REST API with partner webhooks — technically more mature tooling than most services this young. Terms of Service review: unusually, the terms contain no KYC or AML clauses at all — no "we may request verification" language, no transaction risk-scoring or freeze-pending-review provisions. The only fraud wording applies to the referral program, not swaps. That cuts both ways: nothing in writing lets them demand documents mid-swap, but there is also no explicit ETZ-style guarantee that KYC will never be requested, and no published procedure for what happens when an upstream liquidity source flags a deposit. Blockchain payouts are final: "once a swap has been paid out, it cannot be undone" — refunds on failed swaps go back to the sender address. Counterweights to note: no corporate registration or jurisdiction is disclosed anywhere, and the service is young with a short public footprint (little Reddit/Bitcointalk history either way — no scam allegations, but no accumulated reputation yet). Support is Telegram-based. We list it with a mid-tier trust score until its no-KYC track record accumulates from real swaps; early on-platform reports so far show swaps completing anonymously.