What about Bisq? I think they are having a Decentralized network and they dont ask for KYC.
Check it out here -
https://bisq.network/The problem I see is that you need to keep your software on when a trade is opened, which seems like a bummer to me. I havent used it myself, does anyone else use it on a regular basis?
Bisq is a decentralized p2p which will never ask for any KYC but its different from traditional p2p exchanges we use.
On top of that the trading volume for INR pairs in BISQ is zero as far as I checked so even if you sign up there then you will likely to be waiting forever to sell your BTC for INR and the actual reason why people don't prefer BISQ is because of the security deposit is mandatory for both buyer and seller which is 15% of the trade amount and minimum is 006
BTC which means you need to deposit $260 worth of BTC just for the security deposit so that explains we don't usually prefer Bisq.