P2P transaction

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Longs story short - I have some saving in crypto but fuck is a pain to take money out from my wallet to my pocket - cash.
Currently in mexico.

There is simply a lot of burden and fees just to move the money from my wallet to my bank account (US) + dont want to deal w administrative hazzle during tax season next year

Im looking for a P2P (peer-to-peer) solution to get physical cash from my cryptos.
Note: its not a lot of money >500USD

Challenge: no bank account in mexico

Used to be the case you could do this with bitcoin a couple years ago, but pigs closed https://localbitcoins.com/
 
P2P transactions can be convenient, but they do come with risks, like scams or payment delays. If you're facing issues with P2P, you might want to explore platforms that use automated escrow or decentralized exchanges (DEXs) for trading. These can offer a safer environment by locking funds until both parties fulfill their part of the deal. Additionally, using fiat-to-crypto gateways or trusted centralized exchanges for small, quick trades could also be a practical alternative depending on your needs.
 
Seach for localbitcoins alternative, there must be some.
 
Update to this thread - i ended up using "ORBIT" . If you have the chance to buy with them do it.
They are establish, have the license and everything but what i liked was the dude literally made an exception. The machine did not accept solana out of the box and I was able to settle a transaction via whatsapp with the owner.

Getting local currency with spot price paying solana network fees was a great financial decision :)
 
Update to this thread - i ended up using "ORBIT" . If you have the chance to buy with them do it.
They are establish, have the license and everything but what i liked was the dude literally made an exception. The machine did not accept solana out of the box and I was able to settle a transaction via whatsapp with the owner.

Getting local currency with spot price paying solana network fees was a great financial decision :)
Cool bruh. Thanks for sharing.
 
They are establish, have the license and everything but what i liked was the dude literally made an exception. The machine did not accept solana out of the box and I was able to settle a transaction via whatsapp with the owner.
In other words, did you do the transaction directly, without a guarantor? That's a dangerous thing to do.
 
Since it is not lot of money, you do not need a platform for this. Just deal with some guy privately.
 
Same question, is there are platform which can convert crypto to paypal, or accecpt crytpto then transfer money to my bank account
 
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