P2P trading requires absolute caution. Here are 3 principles that I always follow to minimize risks.

1 Do not pursue a price that is too attractive. Before making a transaction, it is necessary to carefully check the order history, completion rate and evaluation of the partner. A price difference of a few hundred dong is not worth accepting the risk of being suspended or losing the entire transaction amount.

2 Don't trust the transfer photo. When selling USDT, only confirm when the real amount has been credited in the bank account. Bill images or transfer messages can all be edited, so it cannot be relied on to release coins.

3 Do not transfer the conversation to another platform. All exchanges must be made on Binance. If the opponent requests to switch to Telegram, Zalo or any other channel, the transaction needs to be canceled immediately. Only when the evidence is in the floor's system will there be a basis to complain when an incident occurs.

P2P transactions do not need to be fast, but must be sure. Taking a few more minutes to check thoroughly is always better than losing money and then finding a way to fix it.

Newcomers should remember these principles. In P2P, simple caution is often the decisive factor to avoid unnecessary risks.
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