About Peer wallet Project

Peerwallet is a peer-to-peer (P2P) finance platform that is easy to use, where individuals can send, receive, and spend money using its own cryptocurrency, PWAT. It has more than 300 payment options, including PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, and local bank transfers, so it is convenient for individuals from all over the world to use.

The core of Peerwallet is the PWAT token. It is the money of money for all exchanges, enabling users to send money instantly and without the inconvenience of foreign exchange. It also maintains security and privacy with highly robust encryption so your funds and personal information are safe.

There are three principal categories of Peerwallet users: Merchants, Sellers, and Normal Users. Merchants are genuine businesses which make money from offering services such as lending cash and withdrawing money and making a commission for this task. Sellers receive payment from Peerwallet from webshops on sellers’ websites. Users who utilize Peerwallet so that they transfer money to a payee, are sent or withdrawn cash are ordinary users. Good thing that all of them may satisfy several different of these simultaneously and it adds freedom to users.

One of the aspects of Peerwallet that is noteworthy is its escrow system. When you pay or withdraw funds, Peerwallet keeps the money in escrow until both parties agree to the transaction. This prevents fraud and keeps both parties from reneging on their agreement.

In all, Peerwallet makes online money handling easy and secure. The union of the blockchain technology and the easy-to-use interface guarantees that it is a convenient and secure process for an individual to manage their financial transactions, be it paying bills, receiving payments, or shopping with a virtual card.