How to use Bitcoin for peer-to-peer transactions

If you are looking for a peer-to-peer payment service that doesn't rely on a third party then Bitcoin is the best option for peer-to-peer transactions. Users can send and receive payments from one person to another without third parties such as banks. To start using Bitcoin for peer-to-peer transactions, you must get a Bitcoin wallet, buy Bitcoin from a cryptocurrency exchange, and then send it to yourself before transferring it to your recipient. Using Bitcoin as a peer-to-peer service eliminates the need for intermediaries, reduces transaction fees, and offers a fast and secure way to make payments. 
Follow the steps below to start using Bitcoin for all your peer-to-peer transactions

1. The first step to using Bitcoin for peer-to-peer transactions is to get a wallet to store your coins. If unsure how to create a bitcoin wallet you can check How to create Bitcoin wallet via https://mycryptoview.com/bitcoin/how-to/how-to-create-bitcoin-wallet-bitcoin-on-metamask
2. Once you have a wallet, you can buy Bitcoin from cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance or Coinbase.
3. To send Bitcoin, enter the recipient's Bitcoin address and the amount you wish to send. Similar to the screenshot below which is from the Atomic Wallet dashboard.

        4. To receive Bitcoin, you will need to share your public Bitcoin address with the sender(Never share your private keys with anyone)

By following these simple steps, you can easily use Bitcoin for peer-to-peer transactions. Bitcoin makes it possible to send and receive payments anywhere in the world with low fees and no intermediaries.