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That would be illegal almost everywhere in the world for natural persons.

• cyphar 7y ago
  Cash payment is an obvious counter-example. Yes, the seller needs to keep records for tax purposes. But the buyer does not. For an example of a crypto payment system (though not crytpocurrency) that attempts to provide anonymity in a way that doesn't make governments unhappy take a look at GNU Taler.
• dessant 7y ago
  One can legally pay with cryptocurrencies for various services around the world, without submitting a government ID. https://www.lifewire.com/big-sites-that-accept-bitcoin-payments-3485965 https://www.lifewire.com/big-sites-that-accept-bitcoin-payme... https://coinmap.org/#/world/31.80289259/-82.96875000/3 https://coinmap.org/#/world/31.80289259/-82.96875000/3
  • thefounder 7y ago
    Bitcoin is a nightmare for both buyer and seller due its volatility, not to mention the difference between exchange rates. You may buy your bitcoin with a specific price but the merchant/payment processor values it differently(lower). Just check bitpay to see for yourself
    • dessant 7y ago
      All payment solutions have drawbacks, we are talking about legality at the moment.