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Linx OTC
Linx OTCLinx Wallet
Linx OTC
Linx OTCLinx Wallet
  • Introduction
    • Welcome
  • P2P Trading
    • How does P2P Trading work
    • Why use OTC Trading
    • How to connect your wallet
    • How to find your public key
    • Create a P2P Trade
    • Sign a new P2P trade
    • Review and Sign a P2P Request / Link
    • Where to find someone to trade with
  • P2P Loans
    • FAQ
    • Creating a loan
    • Deleting a loan
    • Borrowing
    • Paying back
    • Claiming collateral
  • Testnet
    • Create Testnet Account
    • Get Testnet ALPH
    • Get other Testnet Tokens
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  1. P2P Trading

Sign a new P2P trade

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Last updated 10 months ago

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On the signing screen you can review the trade and a request to sign will be send to your wallet.

If you have the extension wallet connected a popup will open up with the request to sign. If you are connected through walletconnect you will need to open up your wallet where a request will be waiting for you to approve.

Once you have a approved the transaction, a link is generated that you can share with the counterparty to sign. Only the publickey/address you entered as counterparty is able to sign the transaction. If anything changes in the mean time, like balance, the transaction will fail or can't be signed in the first place.

When the counterparty opens the link, he will be taken to the P2P Trade review page.