Public and Private Peer-to-Peer Ad Rules for Ordinary Users
Summary
The document describes how ordinary users can post advertisements on a cryptocurrency peer-to-peer marketplace, distinguishing private ads from public listings. Private ads can be shared with selected users and are available after completing a transaction using a merchant’s ad. Public ads appear in the marketplace and are subject to account-age, prior-order, and completion-rate conditions; ordinary users are limited to a single public sell ad, while public buy ads are reserved for merchants.
It also explains that users can filter the marketplace to show certified merchants, whose status is marked with a logo. These rules describe access and listing mechanics within an escrow-based trading venue, rather than a strategy or evidence of trading performance. The page does not discuss pricing, settlement risk, dispute handling, or how to assess counterparties beyond merchant certification.
Key ideas
- Ordinary users can post private P2P ads after completing a transaction through a merchant listing.
- Public ads have account history and order-completion requirements.
- Ordinary users may post one public sell ad, while public buy ads are restricted to merchants.
- A marketplace filter can display certified merchants’ ads.
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