# MEXC

> Source: https://fuckyc.org/services/mexc/
> Website: https://www.mexc.com/
> Categories: CEX (no/threshold KYC)
> KYC: tiered — Historically allowed spot trading and withdrawals up to a daily limit without KYC. Limits and the underlying policy change without notice; some jurisdictions have been brought into mandatory KYC.
> Status: active
> Jurisdiction: Seychelles (operator-disclosed)
> Fiat on-ramp: no
> Payment methods: crypto
> Founded: 2018
> Open source: no
> Custodial: yes
> Last verified: 2026-01-01

## Verdict

MEXC has been the most-cited "you can still trade and withdraw without KYC" CEX in recent years, with thresholds historically high enough to be useful. Treat this as a volatile claim: the policy is a function of which regulator is talking to them this quarter. If you must use a CEX for liquidity on a long-tail listing, MEXC is a routine option — but assume thresholds and enforcement can move at any time.

## Strengths

- Among the most widely-used CEXes that did not historically require KYC for low-volume use.
- Deep liquidity on long-tail listings.

## Caveats

- This is a centralized exchange; you are trusting the operator with custody.
- Withdrawal thresholds and KYC enforcement have shifted multiple times historically; check the latest user reports before relying on this route.
- Several jurisdictions have triggered mandatory KYC at signup.
- Facts need re-verification by operator (last seeded 2026-01).

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## What MEXC is

A centralized cryptocurrency exchange with a wide listing surface and an explicit tiered-KYC model that has historically permitted limited use without identity verification.

## Threat-model fit

Useful for liquidity on assets that aren't on Bisq, RoboSats, or major DEXes. Not a privacy primitive — full custodial exposure during use.

## Sources

- [MEXC Help Center](https://www.mexc.com/help) — accessed 2026-01-01
- [KYCnot.me — MEXC entry](https://kycnot.me/service/mexc) — accessed 2026-01-01