What's really important when you are buying cryptocurrency in a P2P way?

[RiseX]

Our team has almost released the cryptocurrency P2P trading platform, and we'd like potentially improve our service, asking Bitcointalk community what's really important when you are purchasing Bitcoin on a P2P exchange?

- What features?
- What factors drive you?
- Why do you use a specific P2P exchange?
- and other:)

Feel free to propose whatever you think is essential and useful:)

[bitvalak]

Security issues and transactions are the most important things besides simple interfaces. Because all users want to make transactions safely and comfortably.
Therefore security features are very important and also the problem of withdrawing and depositing must be as expected.

[enhu]

 I prefer to  send the coin to the new address in the platform than using my own personal wallet as I don't have to login using my private key because its a lot safer. Probably depends to the user but the most important is the speed. Most of the P2P and decentralized exchange I've tried like forkdelta is too slow, same thing with etherdelta.

[dothebeats]

This should be moved to Services or Service Discussion.

Usually, I use P2P exchanges to avoid giving too much personal data to third-party services. If a P2P exchange comes up with some sort of a unique identification process wherein a user need not to submit a lot of personal info, that is where I come in and try the platform. Also, fast and secure platforms also invite me to use their services.

[RiseX]

Security issues and transactions are the most important things besides simple interfaces. Because all users want to make transactions safely and comfortably.
Therefore security features are very important and also the problem of withdrawing and depositing must be as expected.

 I prefer to  send the coin to the new address in the platform than using my own personal wallet as I don't have to login using my private key because its a lot safer. Probably depends to the user but the most important is the speed. Most of the P2P and decentralized exchange I've tried like forkdelta is too slow, same thing with etherdelta.

This should be moved to Services or Service Discussion.

Usually, I use P2P exchanges to avoid giving too much personal data to third-party services. If a P2P exchange comes up with some sort of a unique identification process wherein a user need not to submit a lot of personal info, that is where I come in and try the platform. Also, fast and secure platforms also invite me to use their services.

Guys, thank you a lot for your feedback, we'll definitely take it into account and make even a better product!