P2P Marketplace

[Sauaba]

Hi.
At least 2 P2P marketplaces are down. Localbitcoins and now Paxful.
Were can I still find trustable BTC marketplaces which also work with other currencies?
thanks for any help

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[EL MOHA]

Few days ago Paxful was actually having issues but haven’t checked to see if the exchange is down. There are many Exchanges that offer P2P In different currencies it depends on your country. There’s KuCoin, Binance which are centralized exchanges then for KYC free exchanges there’s BISQ which is totally decentralized.

You could ask on your local board to check which is best suited for your country

[Potato Chips]

Some of the popular full fledged CEXes also offers p2p but you need to complete identity verification with them.

1. https://p2p.binance.com/en
2. https://www.bybit.com/fiat/trade/otc/
3. https://www.okx.com/p2p-markets/
4. https://www.kucoin.com/otc
Special mention: noones.com is basically a paxful copy-pasta and a lot of users from paxful are already migrating there so I'd probably keep an eye out.

If you don't wanna bother with KYC, you may find alternatives on https://kycnot.me/?cash=on

[dkbit98]

At least 2 P2P marketplaces are down. Localbitcoins and now Paxful.
Were can I still find trustable BTC marketplaces which also work with other currencies?

It's best to use decentralized exchange Bisq (install it on your computer) for trading Bitcoin with fiat currencies and few main altcoins.
If you want to use something with similar style like Localbitcoins/Paxful, you can try using Agora Desk or LocalMonero.
One more interesting option for p2p trading without kyc on mobile devices is called Peach Bitcoin, and I wrote about it before:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5444162.0
https://peachbitcoin.com/

PS
I am not supporting any services I mentioned above.
Do your own research.

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Few days ago Paxful was actually having issues but haven’t checked to see if the exchange is down. There are many Exchanges that offer P2P In different currencies it depends on your country. There’s KuCoin, Binance which are centralized exchanges

Some of the popular full fledged CEXes also offers p2p but you need to complete identity verification with them.

1. https://p2p.binance.com/en
2. https://www.bybit.com/fiat/trade/otc/
3. https://www.okx.com/p2p-markets/
4. https://www.kucoin.com/otc
Special mention: noones.com is basically a paxful copy-pasta and a lot of users from paxful are already migrating there so I'd probably keep an eye out.

All the listed platforms above are not p2p marketplaces because they involve a third party which is the centralized exchange
The exchanges are falsely using "Peer to peer marketplace" because it sells them better, but the right term for them is c2c marketplace.

OP may use them, but they are far from being p2p.

Bisq is a perfect p2p Bitcoin exchange.

[jeraldskie11]

All the listed platforms above are not p2p marketplaces because they involve a third party which is the centralized exchange
The exchanges are falsely using "Peer to peer marketplace" because it sells them better, but the right term for them is c2c marketplace.

OP may use them, but they are far from being p2p.

Bisq is a perfect p2p Bitcoin exchange.

Yes, I agree. The real p2p is peer to peer with no middle man.
But these innovation of p2p makes safer transaction since there's an escrow to both funds, to avoid scam.
I think this is a good idea for p2p to have a middle man due to the emerging scams, because it's hard to trust a person who's not reputable.

[DireWolfM14]

Bisq is a perfect p2p Bitcoin exchange.

Agreed!  It's also the only one I've used in the past year plus.  There's no other p2p exchange that offers the level of security and safety of Bisq, either.  Due to the requirement of a security deposit and the nature of it's multi-sig transactions, it's among the safest p2p exchanges I've ever seen.  There's no KYC and all your data is stored on your local machine, so there's no risk of data leaks if someone tries to hack one of their remote servers.  There's also no incentive to hack one of their servers, because there's nothing to be gained by doing so.

It's not perfect, and it's limited if you like trading alts, but as a fiat to bitcoin on/off ramp it's second to none.  It's also a great way to trade bitcoin for XMR, and vice-versa if you're trying to improve your privacy.

https://bisq.network/

[Zaguru12]

Yes, I agree. The real p2p is peer to peer with no middle man.
But these innovation of p2p makes safer transaction since there's an escrow to both funds, to avoid scam.
I think this is a good idea for p2p to have a middle man due to the emerging scams, because it's hard to trust a person who's not reputable.

There’s no problem with a P2P having a third party but the major problem faced by centralized exchanges acting as the middleman is that they tend not to attend to issues properly if the amount looks small and takes more than 24 hours sometimes for there response, sometimes when the supports fails to find a solution to they freeze the funds which frustrating. Another frustrating thing about this centralized exchanges is the lack of ability to cancel an initiated transaction when a buyer/seller is not available. Overall as the centralized exchanges continues to face regulatory challenges in most countries one just needs to trade more on decentralized exchanges

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But these innovation of p2p makes safer transaction since there's an escrow to both funds, to avoid scam.
I think this is a good idea for p2p to have a middle man due to the emerging scams, because it's hard to trust a person who's not reputable.

Do you hear yourself, my friend?

Bitcoins is a peer to peer network with no middle man. Would it be "safer" if it has a middle man?
The middleman you think will secure your funds will instead be the one to scam you.

This is the same idea that should be pushed to p2p exchanges. No middle man needed and one just be very careful with their assets, and they will never be scammed.

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wild-west.trade
no kyc p2p platform

Not that I am trying to put down your business, but how do we trust a platform that is just months old but claims to have over a million p2p traders signed up?





I see only one trader having a couple of offers in the platform out of the millions

The feedback on the homepage also seems not honest.

[F.Developers]

Hi.
At least 2 P2P marketplaces are down. Localbitcoins and now Paxful.
Were can I still find trustable BTC marketplaces which also work with other currencies?
thanks for any help

Peerwallet is good. Mixture of fiat and crypto anyway

[CYBER_COWBOY]

noones.com/

Same as Paxful.
But I think works only outside US.

But works the same as Paxful.

Good actually.

[kamvreto]

wild-west.trade
no kyc p2p platform

Not that I am trying to put down your business, but how do we trust a platform that is just months old but claims to have over a million p2p traders signed up?





I see only one trader having a couple of offers in the platform out of the millions

The feedback on the homepage also seems not honest.

Worth being wary of the new Exchange as given by the person. However it would be a detrimental trap if interested in using it. As in other scammer attacks that provide a new link exchange that doesn't even have any activity and is required to make a deposit. It would be a little ridiculous to believe it. Be more vigilant because scammers will be present anywhere.

[CYBER_COWBOY]

Hi.
At least 2 P2P marketplaces are down. Localbitcoins and now Paxful.
Were can I still find trustable BTC marketplaces which also work with other currencies?
thanks for any help

wild-west.trade
no kyc p2p platform

Nice idea you got there and good work on the webiste.
Wish you all the luck and hope it grows with time.

Atleast you trying to do something, and thats is respect, many other people just complaining and never doing anything themself...

So good luck!

[usdt-thb.com]

Hi.
At least 2 P2P marketplaces are down. Localbitcoins and now Paxful.
Were can I still find trustable BTC marketplaces which also work with other currencies?
thanks for any help

U can use usdt-thb.com
No kyc and other formalities but working in Thailand only.

[Facira]

The best platforms so far are LocalCoinSwap / Bisq / AgoraDesk

Binance is a centralized shit, sorry not sorry.

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noones.com/

Same as Paxful.
But I think works only outside US.

But works the same as Paxful.

Good actually.

noones.com is just actually a result of a despite between the founders of paxful. I wouldn't use it, just like I never used it before the dispute. Check this thread; Paxful is Coming Back, but…

The best platforms so far are LocalCoinSwap / Bisq / AgoraDesk

Binance is a centralized shit, sorry not sorry.

I still don't understand why keep referring to the centralized exchanges as p2p marketplaces. Binance has and will never be a p2p marketplace.

[alterra57]

As someone who uses localcoinswap.com, I can't suggest them enough, give them a try.

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Here's my ref link: https://localcoinswap.com/?r.........

I like your enthusiasm to try to make members use localcoinswap, but you are doing it at the expense of violating a certain forum rule

Forum rules

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However, you can put your ref=erral code in your signature space. What is not allowed is putting it in the post area.

[alterra57]

Here's my ref link: https://localcoinswap.com/?r.........

I like your enthusiasm to try to make members use localcoinswap, but you are doing it at the expense of violating a certain forum rule

Forum rules

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4. No referral code (ref link) spam. [1]
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However, you can put your ref=erral code in your signature space. What is not allowed is putting it in the post area.

Oops my bad, I will edit the post. Thanks for reminding me of that rule.