Pay first, hope second.
You transfer, they ghost. Or you hand over the item and the “transfer” never lands. Somebody always goes first — and that somebody eats the risk.
Pixin holds the payment the second a deal starts — and releases it only when you tap “confirm.” No trust falls. No “send first.” No regrets.
Waitlist members get in first — and skip the queue for seller verification.
You transfer, they ghost. Or you hand over the item and the “transfer” never lands. Somebody always goes first — and that somebody eats the risk.
Scratched, swapped, half-working. Once the money’s gone, your only leverage is a polite message and a lot of hope.
Pixin closes both gaps — without asking you to trust a stranger.
List an item or invite a friend. Price is negotiable in-app until both sides agree.
The buyer pays by VA, QRIS or e-wallet. Funds sit locked — the seller can see it landed, but can’t touch it.
Meet up, ship, whatever. The seller marks it delivered and can attach proof photos.
A 4-day window to check the real thing. Happy? Tap confirm. Not happy? Raise a dispute in one tap.
Confirm and the seller is paid in seconds. Dispute it and a three-tier resolution kicks in, ending in a refund if you’re right.
Payments are held the instant they clear — not “pending,” not “on the way.” Every state change is written to an append-only audit log you can read back.
Settle it yourselves, submit evidence, or let an admin rule. Escalation happens on a clock — it never just sits there.
If a deal goes silent, the safety net fires and the buyer is refunded in full. Time never quietly favours the seller.
Only the side receiving money gets checked. Buying stays zero-friction — no ID, no forms, ever.
Moderated in-app chat and price proposals live inside the deal, so the haggling and the receipt are the same object. No screenshots as evidence.
An algorithm never releases your money. You do. Always.
Drop your email. One message when we launch — nothing else, ever.