Peerlyx is a peer-to-peer marketplace: you buy and sell crypto directly with other people, paying with local methods like bank transfers and mobile wallets. Escrow protects every trade.
1. Create and secure your account
Sign up with your email (or Google), verify the email, and turn on an authenticator app (2FA) in Account settings › Security. 2FA is required before you trade, and every release, cancel and withdrawal asks for your password and a fresh code.
2. Know your limits
With a verified email you’re at Level 1 and can trade up to US$500 in total. You can post sell offers within that limit. Verify your phone, ID and a selfie to reach Level 2: no lifetime limit, and you can post buy offers too.
3. Make your first trade
- Open P2P Trade, choose Buy or Sell, your coin, currency and payment method.
- Pick an offer. Check the price, limits, the trader’s completion rate and release time, and their terms.
- Start the trade. When you buy, the seller’s crypto is locked in escrow before you pay.
- Pay to the details shown in the trade and tap I’ve paid. The seller confirms and releases.
4. Your wallet
Your Peerlyx wallet holds USDT, BTC, ETH, USDC, TRX, POL and BNB. Deposit from another wallet or exchange using the network shown for each coin, and withdraw to any address. Only send a coin on the network shown for it.
Stay safe on every trade
- Pay only to the details shown in the trade. Never pay to details sent in a message, by email or in another app.
- Mark the trade as paid only after the money has left your account.
- Sellers: release only when the money is in your account. Check your bank or wallet app, not a screenshot.
- Keep every message in the trade chat. Support can only see what happens on Peerlyx.
If you paid and the seller doesn’t release, you can open a dispute from the trade page 45 minutes after the trade was marked paid. The crypto stays locked in escrow while Peerlyx support reviews the chat and the payment proof.
Need help?
The Help Centre answers the common questions, and Messages › Support reaches the Peerlyx team. If you can’t sign in, email support@peerlyx.com.