P2P Crypto Exchange with Multisig Escrow
CoinExchange.Cash is a wallet-based peer-to-peer crypto exchange. Browse offers, agree terms with a counterparty, and use 2-of-3 multisig escrow where the selected live route supports it. Verification, fees, limits, and availability vary.
Wallet-based access
Connect a supported wallet to review currently enabled P2P routes. The live offer shows custody, payment, and escrow state before you fund.
2-of-3 multisig escrow
Eligible trades lock crypto so no single party can release funds unilaterally. Review signers, funding, release, refund, and dispute terms on the route.
Peer-to-peer offers
Buyers and sellers set prices and payment methods. Counterparty, payment-rail, and dispute risks remain even when escrow is available.
More than spot trades
The same escrow model can apply to CryptoMart goods and CryptoGigs when the live order supports it. Each product has its own rules.
How a P2P crypto trade works
- Open an offer on P2P trades and read the displayed terms.
- Confirm asset, network, payment method, verification, and whether escrow applies on that route.
- If escrow is available, wait until the live state shows funded custody before sending fiat or off-chain payment.
- Release requires the signatures shown for that escrow. Disputes use the arbitrator key when opened.
Related products
- Crypto escrow marketplace — trades, CryptoMart, and gigs
- CryptoMart — goods auctions paid in crypto
- Privacy-focused P2P — design limits, not anonymity guarantees
- Escrow security help
P2P crypto exchange FAQ
- What is a P2P crypto exchange?
- A peer-to-peer crypto exchange lets buyers and sellers agree on price and payment method directly. On CoinExchange.Cash you browse offers, connect a supported wallet, and complete the trade on the selected live route. Eligible trades can use 2-of-3 multisig escrow.
- How does 2-of-3 multisig escrow work on P2P trades?
- When the live route shows escrow as available and funded, release needs two of three keys (buyer, seller, and arbitrator). No single key can release funds unilaterally. Escrow does not remove counterparty, payment, key-management, network, or dispute risk.
- Do I need identity verification to trade P2P crypto?
- Some flows start with a wallet connection. Verification, contact details, limits, or eligibility checks can apply based on the activity, payment method, risk, and jurisdiction. Check the current terms for that route.
- How is CoinExchange.Cash different from a centralized exchange?
- CoinExchange.Cash is wallet-based P2P: counterparties set prices and payment methods, and eligible trades use non-custodial 2-of-3 multisig escrow instead of depositing into a single-custodian order book. Feature availability is shown in the app.