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Your case code opens the escrow agreement — the amounts, the counterparty, and the live status of both the crypto and fiat legs.
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Both legs must be locked before release can be authorized.
Paxunia holds both sides of a crypto-for-fiat transfer — the crypto amount and the fiat amount set for that specific case — in segregated custody until each is independently confirmed. The two don't need to reflect a market exchange rate; Paxunia sets the terms per case. Funds release together, or they don't release at all.
There's no "buyer" or "seller" on Paxunia, no listings, and no platform matching strangers — you and the other party have already agreed to a private exchange elsewhere. One of you holds crypto, the other holds fiat, and each wants what the other has. The amounts on each side are set by Paxunia for that specific case — they don't have to reflect a live market rate. Paxunia's only job is to make the swap fair: both sides deposit what was agreed, both sides get confirmed independently, and only then does anything move — to either of you.
Every Paxunia case moves through the same sequence — the order is what removes first-mover risk from a crypto trade.
Paxunia sets the crypto asset and amount, the fiat amount, wallet address, and payout method for the case — the two amounts don't need to match a live exchange rate — and issues each party a unique case code.
One side sends crypto to a monitored escrow address; the other sends fiat into a segregated account — there's no fixed "buyer" or "seller," just two people completing a transfer. Each leg locks independently the moment it's confirmed — neither is released yet.
Once both legs are locked and a dual-control release code is entered, crypto and fiat release simultaneously — logged permanently to an immutable audit trail.
We don't rely on a single lock. Paxunia stacks independent safeguards around every case, so no one failure — human or technical — can move funds on its own.
The core mechanism: crypto never releases until fiat is confirmed, and fiat never releases until crypto has enough on-chain confirmations. No exceptions, no manual override for one side alone.
Both, or neitherSettling a case requires a separate release authorization code, issued only once both legs are verified — a second key that neither party holds until it's time.
2-of-2 signingCrypto deposits are watched live on-chain. A leg isn't considered "locked" until it clears the required number of confirmations for that network.
Live monitoringEvery account passes ID and liveness checks, and deposit addresses are validated before a case opens. Anonymous accounts can't move funds on Paxunia.
KYC / AMLDeposits are screened against known-risk wallets and behavioral signals as they arrive. Anomalies pause the case and route it to human review.
24/7 monitoringEvery event — deposit, confirmation, code entry, release — is written to a tamper-evident ledger with transaction hashes, timestamped end to end.
Full historyPaxunia is in development. No real funds move through the product yet — here's what has to be true before that changes, and where each piece stands.
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Your case code opens the escrow agreement — the amounts, the counterparty, and the live status of both the crypto and fiat legs.
Both legs must be locked before release can be authorized.
This is a separate code from your case code — issued by Paxunia once both legs are confirmed locked. It's required to settle the case.
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