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The P2P Merchant Playbook.

13 in-depth guides for African P2P crypto merchants, spreads, settlement, scams, records, and proving legitimate income to a bank. Written from the same trenches P2Proof was built in. Proof I can think and communicate, not just ship.

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019 min read

Understanding P2P Spreads

Where the real margin lives, how spreads move, and how to price without getting picked off.

spreadsread

0211 min read

Settlement & Float Management

Managing float across banks and exchanges so you're never caught short mid-trade.

settlementread

0312 min read

Spotting P2P Scams

The reversal, the fake receipt, the third-party payment, and how to refuse them calmly.

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048 min read

Keeping Clean Records

The record structure that survives a bank review, and why exchanges won't keep it for you.

recordsread

0510 min read

Proving Legitimate Income

What a bank actually asks for, and the paper trail that answers it before they freeze you.

complianceread

0613 min read

Surviving a Bank Freeze

The calm checklist to run the day an account is frozen, documents, tone, and timing.

complianceread

077 min read

The Fees That Quietly Eat Profit

Maker/taker, network, and settlement fees, the true cost of a trade after everything.

spreadsread

089 min read

Multi-Currency Bookkeeping

Booking profit honestly across NGN, KES, GHS, ZAR and USD without fooling yourself.

recordsread

0910 min read

FIFO Cost Basis for Traders

Why FIFO is the honest default and how to compute real profit-after-fees per lot.

recordsread

106 min read

Building a Daily Trading Routine

The 20-minute open/close routine that keeps float, rates and records under control.

settlementread

118 min read

Reading the Rate Board

How to read depth and competitor rates without chasing the market down.

spreadsread

127 min read

Customer Trust at Scale

Turning first-time buyers into repeat counterparties without exposing yourself.

securityread

1311 min read

OKX and the Nigeria Question

An opinion piece on exchange exits, regulation, and where Nigerian P2P goes next.

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