Openpeer Docs
  • Welcome to OpenPeer!
    • 👋Introduction
    • ➕Benefits
    • 💡How OpenPeer Works
    • ⚜️Our Motivation
  • Getting Started
    • 🏃‍♀️Quick Start
    • 👜Installing a Self-Custodial Wallet
    • 👤Creating an Account
  • Trade Crypto
    • 📥Buy Crypto
    • 📤Sell Crypto
  • For Merchants
    • 📥Posting an Ad to Buy Crypto
    • 📤Posting an Ad to Sell Crypto
    • Setup Telegram and Email Notifications
  • Dispute Resolution
    • ⏳Raising a Dispute
    • ⌛Handling Disputes
  • API
    • ⏳API Reference
    • 👩‍💻SDKs
    • 🤝Wallet Integrations
  • Openpeer Protocol
    • 🛣️Roadmap
    • 📜Escrow Contracts
      • Deployer
      • Escrows
    • ⏳Dispute Arbitration
    • ❓What is decentralized and what is not?
    • 🕵️Audits
  • Troubleshooting
    • ❕FAQ
    • 👨‍💻How to Open the Developer Console
  • Contact and Support
    • ✅Verified Accounts
    • 📞Contact us
    • 🐞Report a Bug
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Roadmap

Learn what OpenPeer's core team is focusing on

OpenPeer's goal is to build a fully decentralised and self-custodial peer-to-peer exchange protocol for users to connect and trade between crypto and fiat.

Our core team and contributors are working on various projects towards this goal. This is a brief overview of some of the projects we're working on or plan to in the near future.

Q4 2023

  • Tron and Solana Support

Q1 2024

  • Mobile Wallet SDKs

  • Reputation and Reviews

Q2 2024

  • Native Banking Integrations

  • Fiat Transfer Verification and Automation

Future

  • Multi-chain and Any Token Settlement

  • Decentralised Arbitration

  • Localised DID integrations

  • Decentralised Reputation

The Roadmap is constantly evolving and subject to change

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