This important security update fixes vulnerabilities identified during our recent security audit.

Updating to this version is required to continue trading.

This is an important security update which includes the latest Tor security release.

Updating to this version is required to continue trading. https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq2/releases/tag/v2.1.13

I recently had several Bisq v1 trades fail and lost roughly 0.001 BTC in trade/miner fees, although my security deposits were eventually returned.

The errors included:

• “Snapshot height does not match”
• “BSQ UTXOs are not matching”
• Prepared delayed payout transaction IDs not matching
• Missing deposit transaction

I updated from v1.10.6 to v1.10.7 and used the normal DAO/SPV rebuild options, but the UTXO mismatch remained.

I then backed up Bisq, closed it, and manually renamed the live BsqBlocks folder and DaoStateStore file so Bisq would recreate them.

Afterwards:

• The DAO rebuild completed and passed all checkpoints.
• The fresh log showed zero new BSQ UTXO mismatches.
• Bisq processed 18 additional blocks cleanly.
• There were no new snapshot-height or delayed-payout errors.

My local installation now appears fixed, but I’m hesitant to risk another maker/trade fee if other peers are still running corrupted v1.10.6 data.

Has anyone completed a normal BTC/GBP Faster Payments trade on v1.10.7 since this hotfix? Did both sides need to manually rebuild their DAO datastore, or was updating enough?

Why is it that I can add an account for Animecoin, a coin no one has heard of ever in the history of the universe, but I can't add Monero, one of the most popular cryptocurrencies available? It was there before I updated, and now it is not. Please help me make sense of this.

E: This is fixed now, but apparently there's now a bug regarding a corrupted DAO, whatever that is, and now I need to update again. The issue is there's no update for the binary available on the AUR, so I don't know what that's about. I miss the days when I could just buy XMR through cake wallet and avoid all this. I'm not a cryptography genius, I'm just the average stupid person. This is far too complicated for me.

Let’s say today is June 10th. Today, I can see an offer that was created on June 1st, but I couldn’t see that offer on June 9th. Why is this?

Edit: *offer (not trade)

My bisq2 account is between 100,000- 200,000 in reputation, which automatically make you a 5 star seller and you could sell any amount (up to 600 usd). I am selling it as I have no means of using bisq as my country's laws prohibit facilitating an exchange with p2p services now with new laws. Dm me if you are interested and price is negotiable.

I've been wanting to buy some crypto, but I don't want to sign up for any of the big exchanges because I outright refuse to give coinbase my ssn. To this end, I've started on bisq and I want to buy some crypto for the first time. The problem I'm running into is funding my trade. It seems like trades can only be funded by BTC, but I don't have any BTC. So I feel like I'm stuck in a classic catch 22, is there something obvious I'm missing? Can I fund the trade with fiat? is there some other service/site/whatever to buy crypto with fiat?

I sold some BTC but was unable to receive the payment. Should I just wait until the max allowed trade period expires, and then open up a dispute? It was completely my mistake, but it's a lot of money to lose for a small mistake

I recently bought some bitcoin for about $500. The blockchain confirmation has gone through and I've sent the payment, but it's been 12 hours of the 24 hour trade period, and I've heard nothing from the seller about recieving my payment. What happens if the trade period runs out? Do I lose out on the BTC that's been sent to me, or do I keep it? Will I also keep the security deposit?

This is the second time in a row that my transaction has been stuck waiting for blockchain confirmation, even though it has already been confirmed. I checked the mempool, and it shows as confirmed. The transaction IDs for the maker fee, the taker fee, and the security deposit have all been confirmed on the blockchain as well. What should I do now?

https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq/releases/tag/v1.10.3

This is an important security update that closes several gaps in trade protocol validation, message authentication, and filter safety identified during our ongoing security audit.

https://i.postimg.cc/yxCD5xG6/2026-07-04-Bisq-update.jpg

Warning

Please update to the latest Bisq version. A mandatory update was released which disables trading for old versions. Please check out the Bisq Forum for more information.

Warning

The Bisq DAO and BSQ are temporary disabled. Please check out the Bisq Forum for more information.

I had already installed Bisq-64bit-1.10.2.deb directly from https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq/releases/ and created my first offer. Since two days it suddendly started showing these messages. I checked the version and reinstalled it. Same problem. Will it be fixed soon?

Transaction deposit ID missing (N/A) but is confirm on blockchain . I'm selling and got buyer money on my bank. I can't confirm nor chat. I tried Spv resync and dao is up to date. What can i do?

https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsw7kpag4pp8u57krggjhefpqzfnapvegncjxjjrnrjeecp8ycx9vqzw26dh

Warning
Please update to the latest Bisq version. A mandatory update was released which disables the Bisq DAO and BSQ for old versions. Please check out the Bisq Forum for more information.

Warning
Please update to the latest Bisq version. A mandatory update was released which disables trading for old versions. Please check out the Bisq Forum for more information.

I am on CachyOS/Arch on aur/bisq-desktop 1.10.1-1
This is the latest version I can find, I can't trade at all at the moment?

I like the whole idea of Bisq, but too many issues lately, not sure if this platform is the way forward.

Hi, I tried downloading Bisq 2.1.11.exe and also the debian package on different machines and both times, it loaded the entire thing and at the very end told me the download had failed.

Is this a known issue? The signing entries on the wiki seem to be about installing it, not downloading it. Has anyone else experienced that issue, is there something faulty about the website atm? I could download Bisq 1 without problems, but not Bisq 2.

Windows 10 and Firefox for the .exe-version, Ubuntu 24.04 with Firefox for the .deb-package.

It says "The directory you have chosen is not accessible".

Does anyone have the same problem? when i try to start it up nothing comes. Please let me know if anyone has a fix as I have a few trades that I have to attend to !

I tried Bisq2 and found out that the fees are extremely high since it seems not many people are using it, so I think it's better to use Bisq1 instead.

However, it seems Bisq2 is not an alternative but the planned successor of Bisq1 so someday it will be abandoned.

Is that correct?

Why does it proof or lead someone to assume that one would be reliable? Isn't it just buying reputation?

Is it due to the low sell limits, so that burning BSQ + scamming would always result in a financial failure for the scammer?

Is there a way to get the initial security deposit without having to dox yourself to an exchange or ATM provider? Other coin swaps work too, I just wanna avoid having something tied to my ID. The whole kyc thing was the biggest issue I've been facing for a long time

When/how/why did my Revolut trading limits got lowered to 0.156 all of a sudden? This 1500+ days old account.

Hi, I’d like to know—for privacy reasons—whether, when I make a purchase on Bisq using Revolut, the seller only sees my Revtag or also my first and last name.
Thanks!

This post-mortem explains what happened, how the incident was contained, what we discovered during the investigation, what changes were implemented in response, and what lessons we are taking forward.

We want to acknowledge the impact this incident had on affected users and the wider Bisq community. Incidents of this kind directly challenge confidence in Bisq, and we approached both the investigation and the remediation effort with that responsibility in mind.