A SERP API without KYC and without a credit card

What does no KYC mean on SerpCrypto?

It means we do not check who you are before you can use the API. There is no form for your name, address, ID card or company registration, and no selfie step.

Your account is a number generated when you sign up. You can add an email address if you want a way to recover the account; it is optional. Your account number is your login: save it somewhere safe. Add an email (optional) if you want a way to recover it. Without an email, a lost account number cannot be recovered.

No KYC is about privacy, speed and less paperwork. It is not permission to break rules: abuse reports are read by a person, and confirmed abuse leads to suspension.

Why do developers want a SERP API without KYC?

Many SERP APIs sell monthly plans paid by card, with an account in a person's or a company's name. That suits many teams, but not all of them.

• No card on file: freelancers, students and small teams can buy exactly what they need without a company card or a recurring charge.
• Crypto treasuries: teams and DAOs that hold stablecoins pay from the wallet they already use.
• AI agents and side projects: a bot or a prototype gets its own key and its own budget, separate from your main accounts.
• Privacy of the project: a new product can be tested before anyone links it to a company name.
• Speed: there is no review queue; a key is ready once your top-up is credited.

Which SERP APIs accept crypto or work without a card?

A few providers accept crypto, but most SERP APIs are paid by card, sometimes PayPal or wire. This is what their own pages said when we read them on 22 October 2026:

• Decodo states that its products, apart from some proxy plans, can be paid with cryptocurrency; it does not name the coins.
• Scrapeless states that it supports cryptocurrency payments, and that basic packages need no KYC verification.
• DataForSEO takes Bitcoin on request through its support team; its SERP API pricing page shows Visa, MasterCard and PayPal.
• Oxylabs states that it does not accept cryptocurrency, and asks every customer to answer a KYC questionnaire.
• Brave Search API asks for a credit card even for its free credits, "to prevent abuse".
• Serper advertises 2,500 free queries with "no credit card required" on its home page.

What sets SerpCrypto apart is the combination: Google and Bing results pages as JSON, six named coins (BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC), no KYC, no card, and credits that never expire. Our SERP API pricing comparison lists payment methods next to prices.

What do you keep about me and my searches?

We keep what is needed to run the service and settle disputes, and nothing about your identity. We log, for each request, the time, account, engine, query parameters, status and credits used, and keep these logs for 30 days to show your usage and settle billing disputes, then delete them. We do not sell or share your queries. We keep your account number, orders, top-up records and credit totals while your account is open, and afterwards only as long as accounting rules require. We disclose records to authorities only when the law requires it.

We do not ask for identity documents, so we hold none. We do not see your card, because there is none. The privacy policy lists every item we keep and why.

What is not allowed, even without KYC?

Every account follows the same rules. Not allowed: Searches meant to find, track or harass a private person, child sexual abuse material, spam, fraud, and any use that breaks the law where you or we operate.

SEO, rank tracking, market research, price and news monitoring, academic work and grounding for AI agents are all welcome. Read the full Acceptable Use Policy before you buy. Report abuse to [email protected].