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Coin Trust Deal

Put a button or link in a listing, profile, chat or site. The buyer clicks and lands in a ready deal form: your address, guarantor, amount and term are already filled in.

How it works

  1. 1

    Fill in the details

    Enter your address, guarantor and, if you wish, the amount, token and term.

  2. 2

    Copy the link or button

    A link suits chats and social media, HTML and script suit sites and forums.

  3. 3

    The counterparty opens the form

    They see all the fields, check them and connect their own wallet.

  4. 4

    They sign themselves

    The money goes into the contract. You are paid after confirmation or the guarantor's ruling.

Builder

I am

You sell or do the work. The counterparty arrives via the link as the buyer and deposits the money into the contract.

It becomes the counterparty for whoever opens the link.

Guarantor address

If left empty, the counterparty chooses the guarantor.

Optional: otherwise the counterparty enters it.

This is how the button looks

Enter your address to get a working link.

What the counterparty will see

What is fixed cannot be changed. They choose the rest themselves.

  • Their roleBuying / paying
  • You as the other side…
  • NetworkEthereum
  • CurrencyThey choose
  • AmountThey choose
  • TermThey choose
  • GuarantorThey choose
  • Deal termsThey choose
  • Guarantor ratesThey choose

Enter your address above

Link safety

  • A link only fills in the form. Nothing is signed or sent without the counterparty's own actions.
  • Before signing, the counterparty sees the addresses, amount and network, and we remind them to check.
  • Share the link only where you control the text, and do not change it after publishing: an address swapped in someone else's message is noticed only by an attentive person.
  • Do not accept links with someone else's guarantor address from strangers without checking.

Where to put it

  • Sale listings and profiles on marketplaces and in Telegram.
  • A freelancer's resume and portfolio.
  • Email signatures and forums.
  • Site and shop pages: the HTML button or the script.