🚨 Avoid scams: The definitive guide to using Binance P2P safely in Venezuela 🇻🇪Buying USDT with your bolívares through Pago Móvil is the fastest way to beat devaluation. However, trading in the Person-to-Person (P2P) market requires sharp instincts and caution.To protect your money without taking risks, here are the 5 golden rules I follow before opening any order on Binance P2P:1. Filter by the “95% Rule” 📊Never buy from the first user you see just because they have the lowest price. Look for merchants who have:At least 95% completed orders.At least 100 transactions in the last month. This ensures you’re dealing with someone fast and honest.2. The golden rule of names 👤The account holder’s name on Binance must be exactly the same as the name that sends you or receives your Pago Móvil.Strict rule: Never accept transfers from third parties (like the cousin’s account or the merchant’s wife’s account). If they insist on using a third party’s account, cancel the order immediately.3. Zero “prohibited” words in the reference 🚫When making Pago Móvil or a bank transfer (Banesco, Mercantil, Provincial, etc.), never write in the description/concept words like: “Binance”, “USDT”, “Crypto” or “Dollars.” Venezuelan banks monitor this. Use something neutral like “Pago”, “Servicios”, or simply your name.4. Don’t release without checking your bank 📱If you’re selling your USDT to get bolívares, the buyer will send you a screenshot saying they already paid. Don’t trust screenshots. Go directly into your bank app, verify the available balance, and only when you see the real money in your account, press the “Payment received” button.5. Binance chat is your only backup 💬All communication must be recorded within the official order chat on Binance. 👇#BinanceP2P #Venezuela #CryptoSecurity #USDT #FinanzasResponsables