Explain Peer
Show people who already hold USDC how a cash out on Peer works, including what the protocol does and does not do.
PEER GUIDES · PEER 伙伴
Peer Guides are independent community members who explain how the Peer protocol works and help newcomers make their first cash out, with their own wallet and their own payment app.
Local people who explain Peer to their community and answer questions in their language.
Show people who already hold USDC how a cash out on Peer works, including what the protocol does and does not do.
Walk newcomers through connecting their own wallet, creating a deposit, and their first cash out. They make every choice, including the rate.
Share your own experience with Peer, always saying you are a Peer Guide, and join local community events when there is one nearby.
Find a Guide in your region. Every Guide chooses what they share.

United States
US-based Peer user. Happy to explain how Peer works and walk newcomers through their first cash out.
Start with AllThingsEVMWe are accepting applications from people who can explain Peer to their community.
More access and more ways to help people use Peer.
A direct line to the Peer team for your questions and feedback.
Early product updates and a chance to tell us what your region needs.
A profile on this page if you want one, and chances to be featured as a Peer Guide.
Chances to join Peer at local events.
Peer merch to use and share at community events.
Tell us about your community, your region, and the languages you speak.
A 20-minute conversation with the Peer team to see if it's a fit.
Get your Guide kit and appear on this page. The roster is reviewed every six months.
Peer is a non-custodial protocol built on smart contracts. A seller locks their own USDC in an onchain smart contract. A buyer pays the seller directly through a payment app they both already use, then proves that payment. The contract checks the proof and releases the USDC. Peer never has custody, possession, or control of anyone's funds, and neither do Guides.
Buyers and sellers use payment apps they already have. Peer is not affiliated with or endorsed by any payment app.
Open your Guide's link and connect the wallet you'll cash out from before your first cash out. A Guide can't be linked to a wallet after its first cash out.
People who know their local community and can explain how Peer works may apply.
No. Tell the team about your community, your region, and the languages you speak.
No. Guides are unpaid, independent community members. They get closer access to the Peer team, early product news, and community events.
We are starting across regions, including Greater China, the United States and Europe. Applications from other regions are welcome.
No. Guides never take, hold, or send anyone else's money, never use anyone else's payment account, and never trade for someone else. Peer never has custody of anyone's funds either: a smart contract locks and releases them.
You choose which profile details to share. Contact the Peer team to update or remove your profile.
Peer Guides are independent community members, not Peer employees or agents. They use only their own funds and payment accounts and never handle money for others. Peer is a non-custodial protocol and never has custody, possession, or control of user funds. Peer is not affiliated with or endorsed by any payment app. Nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice; users are responsible for following the laws where they live.