Every region has its own ways of moving money. Bank transfers, e-wallets, and services like Zelle or PayPal. Anzo connects those local rails with USDT inside Tonkeeper, creating a peer-to-peer market where settlement happens in the methods people already use. Every transaction is secured with escrow, so funds only move once both sides confirm.
Creating an offer
The starting point is simple: decide whether you want to buy or sell.
Buy: pay in local currency and receive USDT in your Tonkeeper wallet.
Sell: place USDT into escrow and receive fiat when the buyer completes payment.
From there, you set the rules for how your offer works.
Price models
You control how the rate is set:
Fixed price keeps things predictable. The number you enter is the rate the trade will execute at.
Market price follows the live global rate. This floating model moves with conditions, so your offer stays aligned with broader markets.
Trade range
Each offer includes a minimum and maximum size. This gives you flexibility: you can start with small amounts, or allow larger trades if you are comfortable with more exposure.
Payment methods
Anzo supports familiar local rails. Depending on where you are, this can mean e-wallets, standard bank transfers, or services like Zelle and PayPal. You add a payment account once and can reuse it across future offers.
Things to consider
Building the marketplace
Offers are what keep the system alive. The more buy and sell options exist, the easier it becomes for anyone to move in or out of USDT. By creating offers, you help make the marketplace more liquid while setting your own terms. For active traders, competitive pricing can also open opportunities to capture spreads.
Buy & sell USDT directly in Tonkeeper with Anzo.
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