Why Arbitr
Most P2P deals
run on trust.
Trust fails.
Arbitr removes trust from the equation. The contract executes, or it doesn't. No human is in the path.
Trust is a liability.
Every deal that requires both parties to honor their word has a failure vector. Someone pays and never receives. Someone delivers and never gets paid. The solution is not better trust — it is no trust.
Code does not negotiate.
An on-chain contract has no mood, no incentive, no delay. Block confirms: files unlock, funds route. That is the entire execution model. Nothing human is in the critical path.
The chain is the record.
No screenshots, no "I sent it" disputes, no third-party judgments required. Blockchain state is the settlement layer. It does not adjudicate — it executes.
Mechanism
Four steps.
No ambiguity.
No accounts, no KYC, no manual approval at any step. The sequence is deterministic.
01
CreateSeller sets price, currency, and network. Uploads delivery files. Receives a shareable payment link in under a minute.
02
LockBuyer sends crypto directly to the on-chain escrow address from their own wallet. No account required.
03
SettleBlockchain confirms payment. Files unlock for the buyer. Funds route to the seller. Same block.
04
Done.No manual release, no approval step, no support ticket. The contract ran. Both parties have what they came for.
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