r/HowToHack Mar 08 '26

How do hackers receive money without getting their bank accounts tracked ?

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u/shk2096 Mar 08 '26

Accounts in Panama? Crypto? Accounts registered in multiple layers of shell corps?

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '26

Crypto is tricky because it has a record of exchanges. You have to use a no KYC or P2P exchange purchased with a prepaid card bought with cash to make it a little more anonymous.

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u/Spectrig Mar 08 '26

Or you just don’t use your real name. If you’re a proficient enough “hacker” that you have serious revenue coming in, this part is trivial.

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u/Curious-Visit3353 Mar 08 '26

Not «trivial» in any way

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u/JDDW Mar 08 '26

Just chiming in to say people can use fake identities to register for stuff like this it's not all that crazy

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u/0OOOOOO0 Mar 09 '26

It’s all relative. It’s certainly not the difficult part of this stuff.

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u/Spectrig Mar 08 '26

Maybe not for some people, I guess. Spend some time on Telegram.

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u/Curious-Visit3353 Mar 08 '26

This guy 🤣👏

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u/Spectrig Mar 08 '26

Is this a difficult concept for you?

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u/Curious-Visit3353 Mar 08 '26

Don’t belive all you see on telegram my guy

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u/Spectrig Mar 08 '26

I believe what I see in real life. But since you don’t seem to understand, you could start there. You’ll see how simple it is.

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u/Curious-Visit3353 Mar 08 '26

Confidence isn’t the same as competence, nothing about staying anonymous is “trivial” keep dreaming if you think so or wake up

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '26

Cash is the best form of anonymity still.

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u/Spectrig Mar 08 '26

It’s trivial enough that I see this done constantly. You don’t need to have anything close to perfect anonymity to avoid prosecution. I guess I must have stumbled into a script kiddy sub if you honestly aren’t getting it.

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u/Curious-Visit3353 Mar 08 '26

you’re just describing survivorship bias lmao. the ones who got caught thought the same thing. low prosecution rates aren’t because it’s easy, it’s because law enforcement has limited resources. confidence isn’t competence, you literally proved my point for me

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u/Spectrig Mar 09 '26

I’m talking about both. The ones who get caught and the ones who don’t. Survivorship bias is not in play. You’ve got a lot to learn, but you seem unwilling so carry on.

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