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Maker escrows crypto in a smart contract.Privacy-preserving P2P settlement
Crypto-fiat exchange where proof, not trust, drives settlement.
PayMoney combines smart-contract escrow, TLS Notary proofs, and Smart Accounts so users can trade without handing custody to a centralized platform.
Fiat Sent
Taker pays through Revolut.TLSN Proof
Only payment facts are disclosed.Settlement
Contract releases funds automatically.Current launch scope
- Revolut payment proofs are prioritized first.
- Additional payment providers are added per proof template maturity.
- Escrow settlement is algorithmic, not support-ticket based.
Why this feels credible
Built like infrastructure, not like a black box exchange.
No platform custody
Funds move through escrow contracts and user-controlled Smart Accounts. PayMoney does not hold user keys.
Verifiable outcomes
Trades settle when cryptographic conditions are true. The rules are deterministic and visible in contract logic.
Transparent tradeoffs
Timelocks, irreversibility, and self-custody risks are stated explicitly so users can make informed decisions.
Concepts in detail
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How It Works
End-to-end trade lifecycle, timeout behavior, and proof submission flow.
Open pageSecurity Concepts
TLSN selective disclosure, FROST threshold signatures, and elliptic-curve security assumptions.
Open pageArchitecture
UI, application, security, cryptographic, and blockchain layers with data flow between them.
Open pageFAQ & Risks
Operational responsibilities, irreversible payment realities, and common edge-case outcomes.
Open pageOperational risk disclosure
Trustless does not mean riskless.
- If proof is not submitted before expiry, escrow returns to maker automatically.
- Revolut transfer finality means fiat mistakes cannot be reversed by PayMoney.
- Self-custody requires secure device and backup management from each user.