Largely, yes — buyer identity generally isn't a requirement beyond whatever's needed to actually communicate and complete payment. Full anonymity depends on the specific payment method and messaging platform used, not on any requirement from the marketplace itself.
A seller typically only needs a way to message you and a payment method to receive funds — not your name, address, or any government ID. That's a big part of why crypto is the standard payment method in this market (see what payment methods are used): it doesn't require exchanging identity information the way a bank transfer often would.
Whatever messaging platform you use to contact the seller has its own identity model — a Telegram or Discord account you're already using isn't anonymous just because the username deal itself doesn't require ID.
Not typically for a standard purchase — most deals go through on the same basic info as any peer-to-peer online transaction.
No — once it's yours, you can secure and use it however you'd normally use any account you own.
Open the vault, pick a listed username, and DM the contact handle shown on the site to arrange payment — there's no cart/checkout, it's a direct conversation with the seller.
Crypto-only. See the Terms of Service for the full payment and delivery policy, including the sale-finality and 72-hour issue window.