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September 29, 2026, 12:10:22 AM |
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Hi everyone!
I am the developer of OTC-swap, a service for direct cryptocurrency exchanges (crypto-to-crypto) powered by smart contracts. The project is already live on mainnet, and I’d like to gauge the demand for such a service.
Key features:
Participants choose their own counterparties and agree on the price and trade volume.
Supports both same-network and cross-chain exchanges between Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and TRON.
Non-custodial settlement: participants use their own wallets and sign transactions themselves.
No registration or KYC procedures required in the interface.
Standard protocol fee: 0.1% from each party (blockchain network fees are paid separately).
OTC-swap ensures the execution of the agreed-upon trade. The service is designed for users who have already found a counterparty and agreed on the assets and amounts.
Before presenting the project here, I want to understand if people actually need help executing these kinds of trades.
If you have recently exchanged cryptocurrency directly:
1. Have you ever exchanged cryptocurrency directly with a counterparty you had already found, especially across different networks?
2. How did you complete the exchange? Did one party send funds first? Did you use an escrow agent, a smart contract tool, or another method?
3. Why did you choose that method? Did any problems arise, or did deals fall through because you couldn't agree on the order of the exchange?
4. How often do you engage in such trades?
5. Would a service with these features be useful to you?
If you already use a solution that handles this task well, please share details about it. I am looking for real-world use cases and honest feedback to determine whether OTC-swap addresses a genuine market need.
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