You can't totally hide your IP address, but you can change it using a VPN or TOR browser just like what have been mentioned above, this will also help to secure your locations because you are using other countries IP addresses.

E D I T: Don't do anything stupid

Like others said, TOR + mixer sounds good. I think you're safe with these, but it depends on how badly you need anonymity, of course. If you really want to make a private transaction, then apart from TOR/VPN choose a different cryptocurrency that offers to make real private transactions. I mean crypto like Dash or Monero. This way your transaction won't be seen, and if you use TOR, your IP address will be hidden as well. Keep in mind, though, that whichever option you choose, there'll be people saying that it's all traceable. Who knows, maybe they are right. It's just that when people get busted, it's usually not revealed by the authorities what exactly allowed them to catch a person. But I tend to believe it was these people's stupid mistakes like using an email with your name and surname on a forum, not the authorities tracing the untraceable.

Using crypto transaction already give you a private transaction, no one will know your location nor your identity.
You can use VPN so you can change your IP and no one will know your IP address to trace you.

I think, avoiding KYC verification will give you full privacy, do not give anyone your identity even in bounty campaigns.

Yes, we can track every transactions in the blockchain.
Using VPN or TOR will give privacy to its user, by hiding IP address. Once you have used it, no one will know your location.

To OP
To hide your transaction, if you are using bitcoin to transact, then you can use bitcoin mixer then you can finally have all the privacy you want.

Use VPN to change the IP address to be more secure and not tracked when doing private transactions, do not forget to use
Monero coins to be more anonymous in conducting transactions. And most importantly don't be careless leaving any traces, so
Your transaction is completely anonymous. I am so curious about you that you need to do a pivate transaction to use a transaction
what, I hope is not used to commit unlawful acts.

don't use "cryptocurrency" then specially not bitcoin. convert your money to cash (physical money) and use that to make "transactions" instead. majority of cryptocurrencies do not offer "total privacy" that you are looking for. with bitcoin for example (and majority of altcoins since they copy bitcoin) there is no obfuscation and everything is transparent. it may not be easy to link a transaction to a person but it is not impossible. there are anon coins that do a better job but it still is not 100%.

KYC is only involved when you start linking bitcoin to the service providers that work with BTC, to send a simple bitcoin transaction, you won't be asked for your information (unless you use an online wallet).


It doesn't really matter though to be honest, there are over trillions of bitcoin transactions, and no one will be able to link you to one of them/an address if you follow the steps below.

If your scared about this, could always use XMR, they are pretty privacy-based.

basically bitcoin is a digital currency that stands in blockchain technology that has transparent and public property to store our bitcoin transaction history, so i suggest to hide the privacy of your bitcoin transactions, you should use a bitcoin mixer because this service is to mix your bitcoin with coins random and mixer anonymize your transactions so your transactions cannot be tracked by the organization.

No crypto wallet is logging your IP along with your transaction, yes even web wallets. Only up to the level of connecting to the blockchain network, you may need an IP address and an active ISP but while broadcasting your transaction, your IPs are not going anywhere.

I guess it would be much better if you plan up your private transaction by leaving off IP thing.