Peer-to-peer trades escrowed until both sides actually deliver.
Peer-to-peer trading with escrow-based settlement and built-in dispute resolution, no central order book, just buyers and sellers matched directly, with funds held safely until both sides actually deliver.
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Funds held in escrow until both sides of a trade confirm delivery.
Buyer/seller matching by price, payment method, and reputation, no order book.
A structured resolution process for the trades that don't go smoothly.
Trust signals that let good counterparties trade with less friction over time.
What we build for P2P exchanges.
Smart-contract or custodial escrow that locks a seller's crypto the moment a trade is accepted and releases it only once both sides confirm, the mechanic that makes P2P trading trustworthy without a central order book.
A listings and matching system built around price, payment method, and counterparty reputation, since P2P trading lives or dies on how easily buyers and sellers actually find each other.
A structured process, evidence submission, moderator review, and a defined resolution window, for the trades that go wrong, which is the feature that determines whether users trust the platform with the next trade.
Trade history, completion rate, and rating systems that let established counterparties trade with less friction while keeping new or flagged accounts under tighter limits.
Current tools, not last year's.
The nearest thing we've actually shipped.
Real-time dispatch platform
A two-sided platform matching drivers and dispatchers in real time with full accountability at every handoff, the closest structural analogue in our portfolio to P2P trade matching, from a non-blockchain engagement.
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Answered before you ask.
The seller's crypto locks into escrow the moment a trade is accepted. It only releases once the buyer confirms the payment arrived. Neither side can walk away with both the funds and the crypto, and that is the core guarantee a P2P platform has to make credible.
Both sides submit evidence, a moderator reviews it against the platform's defined rules, and the trade resolves within a published window. We design the process to be fast and consistent, not a black box, since inconsistent dispute handling is what kills trust in a P2P platform fastest.
Either, depending on your platform's risk posture and the payment rails you support. Smart-contract escrow is more transparent and reduces counterparty risk from the platform itself. Custodial escrow gives more flexibility for off-chain payment methods and faster dispute intervention.
Reputation scoring, trade limits for new accounts, and fraud-pattern detection on payment methods are standard parts of the build. The goal is catching bad actors through behavior patterns, not relying on escrow alone to absorb every kind of fraud.
P2P platforms that facilitate fiat-to-crypto trades often fall under money-transmission or similar regulation depending on jurisdiction, even without holding an order book. This varies significantly by region, and we recommend legal review of your specific matching and payment flows before launch.
Every way out of this build is already written down.
Code, prompts, models and pipelines: all work-product IP assigns to you by contract from day one, not on final payment.
Nothing is locked to us or to a proprietary platform you can't leave. You get the repository, the documentation, and full access.
Bring us the trade flow. We'll tell you what's realistic.
Escrow, matching, disputes. We'll build the trust mechanics first, because that's what a P2P exchange actually is under the hood.
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