There is a rule I always remind students before clicking the P2P trade: money must be in the account first, and only then do you talk about unlocking. Hello everyone, I’m Coin Trade teacher. Today, August 08, 2026, I want to talk about something very practical while the Vietnamese market is moving into a stage where the legal framework for crypto assets is becoming clearer and clearer. In my opinion, this is not the time for reckless trading; it’s the time to build disciplined trading habits. With Binance P2P, I always check 5 steps. First, only trade directly on the platform to take advantage of the escrow mechanism and the dispute/appeal process. Second, review the counterparty profile, including the completion rate of the transaction history and the information of the recipient account. Third, accurately match the amount and the recipient before transferring. Fourth, if you sell crypto, under no circumstances unlock just because the other party sends a receipt photo. I have to check my own bank account and see the actual received funds. Fifth, if the counterparty pressures you to change the payment account and move the deal to an external platform, or if there is any unusual information, I stop and use the official support channel. My view is very simple: safe P2P is not about finding the best price—it’s about controlling every step. Save this checklist and comment on which step you check the most carefully. If you find it useful, like and follow Coin Trade teacher so we can trade more alertly together. @Binance Vietnam #BinanceP2PAnToan $BTC
According to you, which step is the most important when trading on P2P
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