How to Update USDC Conversion Rates
After creating your deposit in ZKP2P, you may need to adjust your conversion rates to stay competitive or respond to market changes. This guide walks you through how to update your FX rates for existing deposits.
Step 1: Navigate to Your Deposit Details
- Go to https://zkp2p.xyz
- Click on the Sell tab in the main navigation bar
- Find your active deposit in the list and click to view details
Step 2: Locate the Conversion Rates Section
Scroll to the Conversion Rates section. You'll see:
- Your configured payment platforms (e.g., Revolut)
- The currencies you accept (e.g., GBP, SGD, EUR)
- The current conversion rate for each currency \
Step 3: Select the Rate to Update
- Find the currency you'd like to update
- Click the edit icon (pencil) next to the current rate
- The "Update Conversion Rate" screen will appear
Step 4: Enter Your New Rate
In the modal, you'll see:
- Platform (e.g., Revolut)
- Currency (e.g., GBP)
- Current Rate (e.g., 0.8)
- New Conversion Rate input
Enter your new rate — e.g., changing 0.8 → 0.795 for GBP.
Step 5: Confirm Rate Update
- Click the Update Rate button
- Your wallet will prompt you to sign the transaction
- This updates your rate on-chain in the smart contract
Step 6: Wait for Confirmation
- Wait for the transaction to confirm on the Base Network
- Once confirmed, your updated rate will show in the Conversion Rates section
- The new rate will apply to all future orders
Tips for Setting Optimal Rates
Research Current Market Rates
- Check the Liquidity tab to see what other providers offer
- Look at external exchanges for reference FX rates
Consider Spread and Competitiveness
- Lower spreads (0.5–1%) = faster sales, lower margin
- Higher spreads (1–3%) = higher margin, slower sales
- Balance depends on your strategy
Monitor Performance
After updating rates:
- Monitor how quickly your orders are filled
- If they're slow to fill → lower your spread
- If they're filling instantly → raise your spread slightly
Currency-Specific Strategies
- Popular currencies like EUR may allow higher spreads
- Rare currencies might require more competitive rates
- Optimize for each currency independently
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