I kept getting blocked
after sending money.
Across India, P2P crypto trading is part of daily life. You find a seller on Telegram, agree on a rate, send them INR on UPI, they send you USDT or USDC. Simple. Fast. But the whole thing runs on blind trust in a stranger.
It wasn't just me. It kept happening to people around me. Every week someone in a local group would post about getting scammed. The problem isn't that people are dishonest — most aren't. The problem is the system has no safety net. One bad actor ruins it for everyone.
So I built P2PFather. The fix is straightforward: before any money moves, the crypto gets locked inside a smart contract on Base or BSC. The seller can't touch it. The buyer can't take it either. The contract only releases it when both sides confirm.
You upload your payment proof, and the trade completes safely. The whole thing runs directly inside Telegram — no new app, no MetaMask, no seed phrases.