FAQ

 

1. What is No HODL?
No HODL is a free, international peer-to-peer (P2P) classifieds service. It enables users to set prices for goods and services directly in cryptocurrencies (e.g., BTC) and stablecoins (e.g., EURC Circle). It operates on the P2P principle: locally, directly, with no intermediaries.

 

2. Which countries are supported?
No HODL can be used exclusively by individuals residing or having their registered office in countries of the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland. Only this list of countries is available in the user account form.

 

3. What are the most important rules?

  • Your responsibility: You are a party to the transaction. NH is solely a classifieds board – it does not mediate payments, nor does it offer escrow or buyer protection.

  • Safety through locality: We strongly recommend in-person meetings. Remote transactions (with shipping) are highly risky. Remember: cryptocurrency transactions are irreversible.

  • DYOR and the law: You are responsible for verifying exchange rates (DYOR) and for checking the legality and tax implications of cryptocurrency transactions in your country.

 

4. How much does it cost?
Using the service is completely free. NH does not charge any fees and does not participate in financial transactions between users.

 

5. Does No HODL offer escrow?
No. NH remains solely a classifieds board and does not offer, operate, or supervise escrow services. The homepage contains links to independent escrow tools operated by the developers of the DIMI, DEM and EFL projects. This is purely a courtesy, entirely free cross-promotion between services — with no fees, commissions, or any other benefit for either party. Providing this link does not constitute a recommendation, verification, or guarantee by NH. Use of these tools is fully voluntary and is done entirely at the user's own risk — NH bears no responsibility for their security, operation, or the outcome of any transaction concluded through them.

 

6. What is the "Liberland Community" region tag?
It's an informal, community-oriented tag available in the region field for supported countries, referencing the Liberland micronation concept. It is not an official geographic location or a recognized jurisdiction — Liberland is not recognized as a state by any UN member state. Selecting this tag does not change your actual country of residence or affect the service eligibility rules described in the Terms and Conditions (Section 1.5). Standard local P2P safety guidance still relies on your actual country of residence.