06-27-2025, 11:34 AM
One day, I told my aunt during a family dinner that I was going to start a P2P crypto exchange. She gasped, put down her fork, and said, “Isn’t that illegal?!”
Don’t get me wrong here, I didn’t want to be the next crypto scammer on the news with some dramatic music in the background. I wanted to create something useful using a P2P crypto exchange script, and maybe make enough money to stop borrowing my cousin’s Netflix password.
Let’s break it down.
- A peer-to-peer exchange is simply an exchange that allows people to trade crypto among themselves. There’s no third party, no banks behind your back, and of course, no back-and-forth agreements. It’s just pure person-to-person trading. Sounds romantic, right? Well, the law thinks so from time to time.
- Legality depends on the country — it’s either approved by the government or on the sidelines.
- Licensing helps - register, follow KYC/AML, and you're golden.
Like a good P2P crypto exchange script, with the right script, you can set up security features to avoid becoming the Wild West of crypto.
Well, the key is it's not illegal. It's legal if you follow the rules!
I'm still a learner, but I'm halfway to getting my own P2P crypto exchange.
Yeah, unless you're starting your exchange from a secret island with no laws, chances are you'll be fine.
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