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As I see it, the anonymity of Monero is all but wiped out when you attempt to convert to fiat. You can accept XMR through Woocommerce direct to your wallet. But converting to spendable fiat is a problem without compromising privacy. I guess this is the reason crypto is never going to be a popular choice for merchants. If you are going to lose your privacy when converting it defeats the purpose of taking them as a merchant.

How does one convert XMR to GBP without KYC? I heard of UQUid, a monero to fiat card, is it good?

I have tried to find a debit card that you can top up with Monero and withdraw cash from an ATM in GBP. Does anyone know one preferably one that doesn't require KYC?

Thanks in advance for help and tips.

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As I see it, the anonymity of Monero is all but wiped out when you attempt to convert to fiat. ... But converting to spendable fiat is a problem without compromising privacy.

You see it wrongly then. All that is being divulged when converting with a KYC partner is the fact that you own some Monero. The KYC partner has no knowledge of how you obtained the Monero or from whom.

How does one convert XMR to GBP without KYC?

There are several direct ways (e.g. Bisq, LocalMonero) and even more indirect ways, where you first do an instant exchange to another cryptocurrency using any number of the instant non-KYC exchange sites (e.g. xmr.to, MorphToken), then convert to fiat on one of the big KYC exchanges.

I have tried to find a debit card...

No.

I suggest you start by reviewing the exchanges listed on the main website: https://web.getmonero.org/community/merchants/#exchanges

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