A "Ghost" Account and the Survival Rule of a Group of "Underground" Programmers

We are a loose organization of white-hat hackers. We don't sell attack tools; instead, we provide emergency website security repair services for small and medium-sized businesses worldwide. When a website is hacked, data is tampered with, and functions are paralyzed, we act like "cyber firefighters," stepping in to fix vulnerabilities and restore the site's operation in the shortest possible time.

The nature of our work requires us to maintain absolute anonymity and a low profile. We do not want our real identities to be associated in any way with the sensitive word "hacker." At the same time, our clients often find us in emergencies. They need a quick solution, not a cumbersome process of business contracts and corporate bank transfers.

This creates a contradiction: we need to get paid quickly, but we cannot reveal our identities. With traditional payment methods, KYC/KYB is an unavoidable hurdle that would expose our "underground" identities to the light of day.

Our rule of survival is built on decentralization and anonymity. All our external communications use encrypted messaging tools. And our payments rely entirely on a "ghost" account system.

The core of this system is a "No KYC" payment gateway like BlockATM. When a client needs our service, we provide them with a temporary payment page generated by BlockATM. The client can quickly pay the service fee via USDT. These funds go into one of our "entry wallets."

Then, using a coin mixing service, we disperse the funds from the "entry wallet" to the individual anonymous wallets of our organization's members. Throughout this process, the flow of funds is effectively obscured, and our real identities remain hidden behind layers of cryptographic fog.

For us, "No KYC" is not an option; it is the very foundation of our existence. It allows our organization, which operates on the fringes of the digital world, to have a secure and efficient business loop that fits our style. We don't need to register a company or expose our identities, yet we can provide real value to global clients and make a living from it. This is our survival rule in the digital jungle.