Garant Exchange
Escrow guarantor in Telegram

P2P exchange of USDT and BTC with an escrow guarantor

Buy and sell crypto directly with people, paying through local banks and cards. The seller's crypto stays locked with the guarantor until you pay.

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Escrowguarantor on every deal
5%fee, on completed deals only
9CIS countries
USDT · BTCTRC20 · BEP20 · Bitcoin · TON

How a deal works

  1. 🔎Pick an offer

    Find a trader with the right rate, bank and limits.

  2. 🔒Crypto goes to escrow

    The seller's coins are locked in escrow before you pay anything.

  3. 💳Pay the seller

    Transfer the money to the seller's card and send the receipt right in the deal.

  4. ✅Get your coins

    The seller confirms the payment and the guarantor sends the crypto to your wallet.

Why Garant Exchange

🛡Escrow protection

The seller cannot take the coins back while the deal is open.

🏦Local banks

Uzcard, Humo, Kaspi, Halyk, MBank, ArCa and more: pay the way you are used to.

⚖️Moderated disputes

If something goes wrong, a moderator reviews the receipts and the chat and makes a decision.

⭐Ratings and reviews

See a trader's deal count, completion rate and reviews before you start.

🪪Verified traders

Online identity checks and a verified trader badge.

✈️Right in Telegram

Nothing to install: the exchange opens inside Telegram.

Countries and payment methods

Each country is a separate market in its own currency.

UZUzbekistan

Uzcard, Humo, Visa/Mastercard

KZKazakhstan

Kaspi, Halyk, Visa/Mastercard

KGKyrgyzstan

MBank, Элкарт, O!Деньги, Visa/Mastercard

TJTajikistan

Alif, Корти Милли, Dushanbe City, Visa/Mastercard

TMTurkmenistan

Altyn Asyr

AZAzerbaijan

Birbank, m10, Visa/Mastercard

AMArmenia

ArCa, Idram, Telcell, Visa/Mastercard

BYBelarus

Белкарт, ЕРИП, Visa/Mastercard

MDMoldova

MIA, Visa/Mastercard

USDT rate by country

UzbekistanKazakhstanKyrgyzstanTajikistanTurkmenistanAzerbaijanArmeniaBelarusMoldova

Useful articles

💳How to buy USDT via P2P

How to buy USDT for so'm, tenge, som and other currencies via P2P with an escrow guarantor: choosing an offer, paying, the receipt and getting your coins.

Read →💰How to sell USDT via P2P

How to sell USDT for local currency via P2P: creating an offer, the deposit to the guarantor, checking the payment and protection from fake receipts.

Read →🔗TRC20, BEP20 or TON: which USDT network to choose

How the USDT networks TRC20, BEP20 and TON differ, how to tell the network from a wallet address and why sending coins in the right network matters.

Read →🛡How to avoid scammers in P2P

How a guarantor (escrow) protects P2P USDT deals, which schemes scammers use and which rules help you keep your money safe.

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FAQ

What is a P2P exchange?

It is an exchange directly between people: you buy or sell crypto to another user and the money goes by bank transfer. The exchange acts as the deal's guarantor.

How does the guarantor protect my money?

Before you pay, the seller sends the coins to the guarantor's address. They stay locked until the seller confirms receiving the money or a moderator resolves the dispute.

What are the fees?

The guarantor's fee is 5%, charged on completed deals only. The blockchain network fee is shown before the deal starts.

Which coins and networks are supported?

Available now: USDT (TRC20, BEP20, TON), Bitcoin (BTC).

What if the seller does not confirm my payment?

Open a dispute right in the deal. A moderator checks the receipt and the chat; if you paid, the coins go to you.

Do I need to verify my identity?

Not for regular deals. Large amounts may need an online identity check, which takes a few minutes.

Start exchanging in a minute

Open the bot, pick your language and country and go straight to the offers.

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