Vantox locks the buyer's payment and the seller's file in an on-chain vault, then releases both at once when the deal's conditions are met. The exchange is enforced by code — not by trusting the person on the other side.
Real product screens — this is the actual Mini App
From first click to release, every phase is controlled by the V.S.E. Protocol. Neither side can skip a step — and neither side has to trust the other.
Price and description, done in seconds inside Telegram. The seller shares a deal link — or Vantox detects the negotiation directly in a Telegram group.
USDT or GRAM, locked on the TON blockchain. The seller can see the funds are real — but can't touch them. Neither can we.
Encrypted with AES-256 before it leaves the seller's device. Not even the Vantox team can open what's inside the vault.
Every file is checked against the VirusTotal threat database. If something looks suspicious, the buyer sees a clear warning before deciding anything.
The buyer confirms everything checks out. If they simply never respond, the deal doesn't hang forever — after the time window, release proceeds automatically.
Funds go to the seller, the file goes to the buyer — at the same moment, by protocol rule. Every completed deal generates a PDF receipt automatically.
Either side can flag a problem at any point before the deal completes. A flagged deal pauses the automatic release so it can be reviewed manually — you're never left to argue it out alone.
A digital asset in exchange for USDT or GRAM. Payment waits in the vault; the file is encrypted, scanned and held until both sides have met the deal's conditions. Then both are released at once.
File for file, no money involved. Each side deposits its file into the vault; the same encryption and scanning apply to both, and the two are released simultaneously — an even trade, enforced by code.
This is the actual Mini App, photographed in use.
Three numbers and the protocol's recent pulse — no estimates, no projections.
— visits to this site
Automatic, real-time metrics, updated every minute — no usernames, no deal IDs.
Most P2P deals for digital goods are negotiated in Telegram chats — and then break down at "okay, who goes first?". Vantox answers that question without anyone leaving the app.
The full picture — threat model, encryption, scan policy and dispute handling — lives on the security page. The short version:
Funds are held by the protocol on TON. Nobody at Vantox decides when to release them — code does, when conditions are met.
Files are AES-256 encrypted on your device, before they reach our servers. Only the authorized recipient can decrypt them.
Files are checked against VirusTotal before delivery. If something is flagged, you see it clearly — and the choice stays yours.
No scan catches everything, and we don't inspect the legitimacy or quality of what's being sold. The scan informs — it never blocks a download, and the decision to download is always yours. Vantox protects the exchange: payment and delivery happen together, fairly, or not at all.
Create your first deal in seconds — inside Telegram, protected by the V.S.E. Protocol from the first click.
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