Loved by some, hated by others - building @P2Pdotme intensely. Founding intern & Initiator of P2P Protocol. Father. Family man.
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Sheldon Cooper retweeted
A normal day, paid in USDC, without anyone around me knowing 👀
☕ 9 AM: scan the café's UPI QR, pay with USDC through @P2Pdotme. The shop gets rupees in seconds.
💼 1 PM: a client pays my invoice. @PayQRdotPRO takes it in local money, and it lands as USDC.
🛒 6 PM: groceries. @goatdotcash, scan any QR, done.
💰 10 PM: move the rest into dollars on @coinsme_HQ.
Four apps, one thing in common: @p2pkitdotcom.
Users pay with what they already have (UPI, PIX, bank transfer), and every app settles in USDC on Base. The builder never touches a fiat rail.
And people are clearly catching on. In 30 days: 32.2K users, $6.2M in volume, 48K transactions 📈
Stablecoins finally feel like money, not a trade.
See every app → p2p.store
@P2Pdotme @p2pdotfound
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
🚀 How to Become a @P2Pdotme Merchant
Want to become a merchant on P2P.me? Here’s how the process works 👇
1️⃣ Stake USDC on the Protocol
To become a merchant, you first need to stake USDC on the P2P.me protocol.
Your stake determines the maximum order size you are eligible to receive.
Example:
If you stake 200 USDC, you can receive orders below 200 USDC.
If a user places an order above your eligible limit, that order will not be assigned to you.
2️⃣ Link Your Bank Account
After staking USDC, you need to link your bank account to P2P.me.
This allows users to make INR payments directly to your linked bank account when they purchase USDC.
3️⃣ How Orders Are Assigned
Orders are assigned automatically by the P2P.me algorithm.
For example, a user wants to buy 100 USDC.
The algorithm checks eligible merchants and selects 5 merchants who can handle the order.
The order is then made available to those merchants, and an active merchant can accept it.
⚡ Being active and responding quickly can help you grab available orders.
4️⃣ User Makes the Payment
Once you accept the order:
➡️ Your UPI ID is shared with the user.
➡️ The user pays the INR amount to your bank/UPI.
➡️ You check your bank account and confirm that the payment has actually been received.
➡️ Once you verify the payment, you release the USDC and complete the order.
⚠️ Always verify the payment in your bank account before releasing USDC.
5️⃣ Your Merchant Balance Updates
Let's say:
100 USDC = ₹10,000
You receive ₹10,000 from the user and release 100 USDC.
After completing the order:
💰 Your available USDC balance decreases by 100 USDC
🏦 Your bank balance increases by ₹10,000
As you continue completing orders, your available USDC balance and bank balance determine the orders you can handle.
🔄 How the Cycle Continues
The algorithm considers your available merchant balance when assigning new orders.
For example, if you have:
100 USDC available + ₹10,000 available in your bank
You may be eligible for new orders within the applicable limits.
You complete the order → receive INR → release USDC → your balances update → and the cycle continues.
🚀 In Simple Words:
Stake USDC → Link Bank → Receive Orders → Accept → Receive INR → Verify Payment → Release USDC → Complete Order → Receive More Orders
That's how the P2P.me Merchant Program works.
Ready to become a merchant? 🌎💰
🚀 Day 4/15 — Your First Buy & Sell Orders
We’ve covered what the @P2Pdotme Merchant Program is, how easy it is to get started, and "how to stake".
Today, we’re getting into the core of being a merchant 👇
💰 How to "accept Buy orders"
💵 How to "handle Sell orders"
⚡ How the order flow works from start to finish
No complicated steps. Just understand the flow and follow it.
15 Days. One Merchant Journey.
Day 4 starts now.
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
@P2Pdotme cooking with gas lately
WAU, pace of new customer onboarding, and $ volumes all up and to the right
Someone is going to build the dominant platform for onramping the world's developing economies
That person might just be @SheldonP2P
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Sheldon Cooper retweeted
🇻🇪 Venezuela, ya estamos aquí.
Después de todo el trabajo detrás de escena, hoy por fin podemos decirlo:
PayQR ya está live en Venezuela. 🇻🇪
Los comercios ya pueden aceptar pagos con métodos de pago locales y recibir la liquidación en USDC.
Queríamos llevar PayQR a Venezuela y hoy ese momento llegó.
Ahora toca construirlo junto a ustedes.
Venezuela, gracias por recibirnos.
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
I think we’re still too early in building this network for emerging markets, and take rate isn’t even an important metric at this stage.
The only metric that really matters is adoption - which ultimately shows up in volume.
If enough people can trust us with their financial lives by using our apps and network, we become the financial infrastructure of the future. Once that trust is established at scale, we can eventually capture more spread - essentially a “trust tax.”
As a new financial system, the P2P Network has fundamental advantages over banks, CEXs and self-custody wallets. We have a product stack purpose-built for the realities of emerging markets.
What we don’t have yet is trust in the network and platform at scale.
If we solve that by driving adoption first, the network can become a core part of the global financial access across emerging markets. At that point, customers will be far more willing to pay the network for the trust, convenience and infrastructure it provides.
This can be a 1000x outcome over the next 10 years.
What makes you think that isn’t venture-scale?
There are many risks.
But there is also a tremendously large opportunity. 🫡
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
Big shoutout to @goatdotcash.
Donated to Nepal’s PM Fund for flood relief with just a few clicks 🙏
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
Because I believe permission-less crypto access is super important for people in “Emerging Markets”
We on on a mission to make “huge impact” on “People’s lives”
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
I'm building so many exciting projects with so many great people!
• @0xramplabs with @michael2xl
• @NEARLegion Brazil 🇧🇷 with @benibauer3
• Writing to @AgoristN (and discussing more cool things)
• Revamping 「thecoding」 with a brand new site @ thecoding[.]dev thanks to sponsors, clients, supporters, and staking delegators like:
⚬ @Freol from @TrezuApp
⚬ @d3h3d_ from @ikadotxyz
⚬ @aescobar0g from @rhea_finance
⚬ @TheDesertLynx from @Dashpay
⚬ @mattman & @0xalank from @QuaiNetwork
⚬ @mikedotexe @zooko @haenko21 @patriotsounds @chronear @rodrixdigital @rhymetaylor @Subjectnumber2 @SheldonP2P @EricOnchain @iAvimanyu @harryhalpin @guillewrotethis @sal_ternullo @sethforprivacy @vikrantnyc @_fiatisabubble @mladenpavla1 (with the risk of having missed a few names) and many others who one way or another have directly and actively supported my work or gave me guidance in a few key areas while building my stuff
Thank you very much for the opportunity of building with and learning from you -- the future is bright for those who build and the cypherpunk dream lives as long as we keep building regardless of market conditions
LFG!
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
This is exactly what we want to see.
People from different communities trying our products and giving feedback.
Keep using!
Keep sharing!
0xramp[.]app was built for you, the users!
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
Still a foundation that P2P is building on.
@p2pmebrasil 🫰
PRESENTING 🤯
'P2P' - THE MOVIE.
NO BORDERS,
YES CRYPTO.
Made in Google 'Veo3' by @TrampNotes
🇮🇳 🫶 🇧🇷
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
Hey,
Looks like your account has been blacklisted by our fraud engine. Unfortunately, there is no recourse for this decision, even if you submit KYC manually, because KYC is not part of our process - we don’t ask users to submit KYC.
So, unfortunately, we can’t help you get the restriction removed.
Being blacklisted only means you’re barred from buying USDC through the protocol. You can still sell USDC, and any self-custody wallet holding your funds on our apps remains completely under your control.
Beyond that, you’re free to call my team scammers, say we’re going to die, or say whatever else you want. You’re entitled to your opinion. But unfortunately, once an account is blacklisted, you cannot use the protocol to buy stablecoins with FAIT, and no amount of complaining will change that decision.
As for the Telegram community: the moderators have the right to decide who can participate. If your intention is to come into the community just to attack or spread hate towards the team, then I’ll be blunt: “That’s a line I won’t compromise on.”
My team will always be more important to me than any individual hate spreading user.
Thanks for choosing to direct your frustration at us today. Would you mind doing it somewhere else?
Appreciated 🫡
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
Quando nossos próprios clientes ressaltam as vantagens de comprar conosco...
Temos a garantia de que estamos no caminho certo 🫡
Bora dolarizar com privacidade?
app.p2p.me
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
It’s will be exponential from here 🫡
App ecosystem and global launches are coming.
For India focus is always on reducing fraud to 0% and providing best service 🫡
Sheldon Cooper retweeted
Anonymous payments aren’t an impulse they’re the result of years of hard work.
goat.cash is for people who value privacy. We tried building for everyone, but most people simply don’t care about privacy.
Wanting to build a crypto super-app and calling that your strategy is suicide.
FTX wanted to become a super-app.
Binance is trying to become one.
The entire thesis assumes customers don’t really know what they want to do with crypto - so you put everything into one app and let the super-app tell them what to do.
I think that’s fundamentally wrong.
Next cycle will prove it when over-featured UIs start confusing the fuck out of retail users.
At P2P, we’re taking the opposite approach: build an ecosystem of independent, purpose-built apps.
Coins.me - saving in crypto and spending anywhere. A crypto neobank.
P2P.me - our core ecosystem app for onboarding users and merchants. It’s the first touchpoint into the ecosystem.
PayQR.pro - merchant payment collection. If you’re a merchant collecting payments, this is where you go.
Goat.cash - SCAN & Pay any QR anonymous USDC payments.
Hype.house - our trading terminal for memes and perps.
Polycule.news - our prediction market play.
Ownfinance.org - our onchain stocks and RWA play.
And we’re also cooking a remittance product and a non-collateralized lending product.
These apps don’t need to become one giant Frankenstein application.
They can each become the best product for a specific job.
But underneath all of them is the same thing: P2P Protocol’s on/off-ramp rails.
That’s the ecosystem strategy.
Not one app trying to do everything.
Independent products. Shared rails. One ecosystem.
