Private P2P Crypto Exchange — Privacy-Enhanced Trading
Use wallet-based peer-to-peer tools with route-specific privacy, verification, custody, escrow, limits, and availability. Privacy tools do not guarantee anonymity or untraceability.
2-of-3 Multisig Escrow
Funds are secured in a multisig address requiring 2 of 3 keys (buyer, seller, arbitrator). No single key can release funds unilaterally; counterparty and dispute risks remain.
Non-Custodial
CoinExchange.Cash does not ask users to surrender wallet private keys. Eligible escrow uses the supported custody model shown for the selected route.
Truly Peer-to-Peer
Trade directly with other users without a centrally controlled order book. Counterparty, payment, dispute, key-management and network risks remain.
Multi-Chain Support
Browse listed assets across multiple networks. Current trade routes and escrow eligibility are shown in the app.
How We Compare
| Feature | CoinExchange.Cash | Centralized Exchange | DEX (Uniswap, etc.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verification | Varies by activity | Usually required | Varies |
| Custody | Non-custodial (multisig) | Custodial | Smart contract |
| Fiat Support | Via P2P trades | Yes | No |
| Multiple networks | Supported routes | Varies | Usually single-chain |
| Dispute Resolution | Human arbitration | Support ticket | None |
| Privacy | Privacy-oriented tools | Varies | Varies |
FAQ
How does private P2P crypto trading work?
You browse trade offers, agree on terms with a counterparty, and the seller’s crypto is locked in 2-of-3 multisig escrow. After the buyer confirms payment, both parties sign to release the funds. Identity documents are not exchanged between counterparties; platform verification may apply by activity and jurisdiction.
What happens if the other party does not complete the trade?
If there is a dispute, either party can request arbitration. The platform arbitrator reviews evidence from both sides and signs with the party deemed correct, releasing the escrowed funds.
Is it safe to trade on a non-custodial exchange?
Non-custodial trading reduces the risk of an exchange holding customer funds, but it does not remove risk. Counterparty, payment, dispute, key-management, network and smart-contract risks remain.
What cryptocurrencies can I trade?
The catalog lists assets such as BTC, ETH, SOL, LTC, USDT and USDC across multiple networks. Current route and escrow availability is shown in the app.
Start Trading Privately
Verification and eligibility depend on the selected live route, activity, payment method, risk controls, provider, and jurisdiction. Escrow and custody depend on a verified funded live route, available signers, and the displayed release, refund, dispute, and recovery terms.