Correct me if I’m wrong, from my understanding services like Privacy and MySudo are services used for security and not anonymity. Instead of trusting the merchants you shop at, you are shifting that trust to one provider therefore limiting any leaks/fraud to one point of failure? Are there any virtual card providers that are anonymous and not KYC? Also, I’m having a hard time understanding how prepaids work. Once again please correct me if I’m wrong, reloadable prepaid visas/mastercards = required KYC, non reloadable = do not require KYC. But the problem I’ve run into when using prepaids form retail stores online is that most sites require AVS and without it your card gets declined. Are there any prepaids that do not require KYC that allow you to register the card with a dummy billing address and name to pass AVS checks?
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Have you reviewed the section on financial services?
I’ve never used reloadable cards because I heard they require KYC. Your only option is prepaids or cash or gift cards.
Yes, it mentions compartmentalization tools like Privacy and MySudo, but those aren’t designed for anonymity. It also discusses gift cards, but they’re limited to specific retailers, and I’m not looking for that. For the site it listed (Coincards), the prepaid cards available do not include a billing address registration process.
What I’m looking for is a non-KYC virtual card provider or any prepaid cards that are actually usable online without getting declined for missing AVS. A Visa/Mastercard prepaid that doesn’t require KYC and still allows billing address registration so that it can be used for general online services.