Using drops or virtual identity
Drop - data of a real person, which will be used for exchange operations by another person. The description of the concept directly says that it is not legal. When a person introduces himself with a different first and last name, and also has fake documents, then no one will pat him on the head for this.

For example, any job seeker can become a victim of a drop. The person found a remote job with an above average salary. After the interview, he is allegedly hired, after which he is asked to send documents for official employment. Once the documents have been submitted, the alleged employers declare that your candidacy is not suitable. Further, there is a huge possibility that your personal data will be used to carry out fraudulent schemes. Let's just say that a person will be lucky if one day representatives of the authorities do not knock on his door.

However, whatever this method is, it completely preserves the identity of the user of the drop. You can go through verification at any crypto exchange, exchanger and other places where identity verification is required to purchase cryptocurrency.

In addition to drops, you can resort to creating a virtual personality. On the Internet, there is not a single service that will help you create a fictitious name, provide a photo, as well as an email and phone number, to register for the service you need. There is only one problem here: no one will provide documents, so a virtual identity can be used only where there is no mandatory identity verification.

There is another way to acquire cryptocurrency and remain anonymous to some extent. Nobody will demand your real name, documents too, but a personal meeting is inevitable, so the method may not suit everyone.