How to Update USDC Conversion Rates
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After creating your deposit in ZKP2P, you may need to adjust your conversion rates to stay competitive or respond to market changes. This guide will walk you through the process of updating your FX rates for existing deposits.
Go to zkp2p.xyz
Click on the Sell tab in the main navigation bar
Find your active deposit in the list and click on it to view details
In the deposit details page, scroll down to find the "Conversion Rates" section. This shows:
The payment platforms you've configured (e.g., Revolut)
Each currency you accept (e.g., GBP, SGD, EUR)
The current conversion rate for each currency
Find the currency whose rate you want to modify
Click the edit icon (pencil) next to the current rate
This will open the "Update Conversion Rate" screen
In the "Update Conversion Rate" modal, you'll see:
Platform (e.g., Revolut)
Currency (e.g., GBP)
Current Rate (e.g., 0.8)
New Conversion Rate field
Enter your desired new rate in the input field. For example, changing from 0.8 to 0.795 for GBP.
Click the Update Rate button in the modal
Your wallet will prompt you to sign the transaction
This is an on-chain transaction that updates your rate in the smart contract
Wait for the transaction to be confirmed on the Base Network
Once confirmed, your new rate will be visible in the Conversion Rates section
The updated rate will apply to all new orders going forward
Before updating your rates, check the current market rates for your currencies:
Look at the Liquidity tab to see what other providers are offering
Consider checking external exchanges for reference rates
Lower spreads (0.5-1%) will attract more buyers but offer less profit
Higher spreads (1-3%) provide more profit but may result in slower sales
Find the balance that works for your liquidity provision strategy
After updating rates:
Monitor how quickly your orders are filled
If orders aren't being filled, consider offering more competitive rates
If orders are filling very quickly, you might be able to increase your spread
Popular currencies like EUR may allow for higher spreads due to demand
Less common currencies might need more competitive rates to attract buyers
Consider different strategies for different currencies in your deposit