How does a P2P crypto exchange script differ from a CEX script?

by Lyra Bennett on Aug 22nd, 2025 14:09 PM

[color=#000000][size=3][font=Arial, sans-serif]Let’s understand how unique a [/font][/size][/color][color=#1155cc][size=3][font=Arial, sans-serif]P2P crypto exchange script[/font][/size][/color][color=#000000][size=3][font=Arial, sans-serif] is from a centralized exchange script. In a P2P crypto exchange, users can directly trade with each other, but in a CEX, the exchange platform acts as a middleman and matches the trades.[/font][/size][/color]
[color=#000000][size=3][font=Arial, sans-serif]P2P exchanges are usually non-custodial, so that users can manage their funds, but centralized exchanges are custodial and need to store the funds in the exchange’s wallet. Additionally, P2P crypto exchanges utilize an escrow system, making your funds less susceptible to hacking. Whereas CEXs are mostly targeted by hackers as they store the user funds in the platform wallet.[/font][/size][/color]
[color=#000000][size=3][font=Arial, sans-serif]In the P2P exchange script, you can earn through trading fees, subscription fees, and featured ad listing fees. In CEX, you can earn via trading fees, withdrawal fees, margin trading, lending, and staking. In P2P crypto exchanges, users have full control over whom they trade with, whereas in CEXs, users should entirely depend on the platform.[/font][/size][/color]