Trades

Buy & Sell USDC

One side locks USDC. The other side sends a bank transfer in their own currency. The lock opens only when the person who locked the USDC confirms the credit.

Two faceless figures, a coral coin under a simple lock, and a blank bank slip. — Conceptual image generated with AI

A euro account

Euros against locked USDC

The request: You lock USDC. The other person sends the agreed euros to the account you named. You release the lock only after you see the credit.
What comes back: They attach the transfer receipt. You confirm, or you do not.
The payment: The USDC stays locked until you confirm the euros arrived. A promise does not open the lock.

A traveler’s desk with a coral lock on a coin and a blank transfer slip, a small suitcase nearby. — Conceptual image generated with AI

An AED transfer

Dirhams for someone landing

The request: A traveler needs dirhams in a local account and locks USDC against that transfer. The person in the country sends the dirhams. The traveler releases the USDC only after the account shows the credit.
What comes back: The transfer receipt on one side. The release on the other, after the credit.
The payment: The lock opens only when the person who locked the USDC confirms the credit.

A desk with a coral lamp, a locked coin, and a blank payment note. — Conceptual image generated with AI

A GBP payment

Pounds against a freelancer’s lock

The request: A freelancer locks USDC against a pound payment for an invoice both sides can already see. The client pays the pounds. The freelancer releases the USDC after that payment shows.
What comes back: The client’s transfer receipt, and the freelancer’s confirmation.
The payment: The locked USDC moves when the freelancer confirms the pounds, not when the invoice is sent.

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Name the place, the deadline, and the proof. The fee stays in USDC until you accept the work.

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