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About
Dai (DAI)

DAI (DAI) stands as a pioneering decentralized stablecoin soft-pegged to the US Dollar, operating on the Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 token. Its primary purpose is to provide a censorship-resistant and transparent digital asset that maintains a stable value, offering a crucial building block for the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. Governed by the MakerDAO community through the MKR governance token, DAI's stability is achieved through a sophisticated system of over-collateralization. Users generate DAI by locking up approved crypto assets, such as ETH or WBTC, into smart contracts known as Maker Vaults (formerly Collateralized Debt Positions or CDPs). This process ensures that every DAI in circulation is backed by a greater value of collateral, mitigating volatility risks.

The core technology relies on Ethereum's smart contract capabilities to manage these Vaults, automate liquidations if collateral value drops below a certain threshold, and maintain the peg through various stability mechanisms, including Stability Fees and the Dai Savings Rate (DSR). The DSR allows DAI holders to earn yield on their holdings directly on-chain. DAI's utility token function is primarily as a stable medium of exchange, a unit of account, and a store of value within countless DeFi applications, including lending protocols, decentralized exchanges, and yield farming strategies. As one of the most widely integrated crypto-backed stablecoins, DAI is a foundational element of Web3 infrastructure, enabling peer-to-peer transactions and complex financial instruments without reliance on traditional intermediaries.

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How to Buy Dai (DAI)

  1. Select currency menu

    Choose PEN to DAI Pair

    Select your preferred payment method and enter the amount.

  2. Crypto address page

    Enter Your Dai Wallet Address

    Provide your DAI wallet address and proceed with the payment.

  3. Confirmation page

    Receive Your Dai

    Complete the payment, and your DAI will be sent to your wallet.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the common methods to buy Dai (DAI) with Peruvian Sol (PEN)?

    To buy the decentralized stablecoin Dai with PEN, the most common fiat on-ramp is through Peer-to-Peer (P2P) markets on major cryptocurrency exchanges. Users can directly trade with vendors using local Peruvian payment methods like bank transfers via BCP, Interbank, and BBVA, or mobile payment apps such as Yape and Plin. These platforms typically require KYC/AML compliance for secure trading.

  • What are the typical fees when converting PEN to DAI and transferring the digital asset?

    When converting PEN to DAI, there are two main costs. First, the P2P platform or exchange may charge a small trading fee. Second, once you acquire DAI (an ERC-20 token), moving it from the exchange to a self-custody digital wallet will incur a blockchain transaction fee, known as a 'gas fee,' paid in ETH. This gas fee varies based on Ethereum network congestion and is essential for the security and processing of your transaction on the blockchain.

  • Are there security risks when trading PEN for DAI on P2P platforms?

    Yes, like any online transaction, P2P trading has risks. However, reputable cryptocurrency exchanges mitigate these by using an escrow system. When a trade is initiated, the seller's DAI is locked by the platform. You can then safely send your PEN via the agreed method (e.g., Yape). Only after you confirm payment does the platform release the DAI to your digital wallet. Always verify trader ratings and communicate only within the platform's official chat for secure trading.

  • What makes the PEN/DAI pair a strategic choice for accessing DeFi?

    The PEN/DAI pair is strategic because Dai is a foundational asset in the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. By converting PEN to DAI, users gain direct access to a stable, over-collateralized digital asset governed by the MakerDAO protocol. Unlike centralized stablecoins, Dai's peg is maintained on-chain through a system of smart contracts and collateralized vaults, making it a truly permissionless entry point for lending, borrowing, and yield farming protocols.

  • How does holding DAI differ technically from holding PEN in a Peruvian bank account?

    Holding PEN involves a centralized ledger managed by a financial institution. Holding DAI in a self-custody wallet grants you direct control over your digital asset via private keys. DAI exists as an ERC-20 token on a public, immutable blockchain, governed by the MakerDAO's decentralized protocol. This means transactions are censorship-resistant and globally verifiable, unlike traditional banking systems which are permissioned and geographically limited.

  • Once I have DAI from a PEN transaction, can I convert it back to fiat currency?

    Yes, converting DAI back to PEN is a common fiat off-ramp process. You can use the same P2P markets where you bought it. You would create a 'sell' order for your DAI, specifying that you wish to receive PEN via a Peruvian bank transfer or a service like Yape. A buyer will accept your order, send the PEN to your account, and once you confirm receipt, you release the escrowed DAI to them. This process effectively converts your digital asset back into local currency.

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