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629184 - six digits are located in a long number sequence in the transfer memo of a USDT sell Order on my Binance P2P from yesterday. The funds arrived in full, and the sender’s name matched. But I don’t know what 629184 is; it doesn’t match 100% with the transfer content required by Binance—only the last 6 digits of the order code match, and that detail is what made me stop before clicking the Release button.
I don’t have enough evidence to conclude what those 6 digits represent. If the answer must start with “it’s probably…”, then for me it hasn’t been verified yet. I don’t want to guess a detail related to the payment, so I asked Binance Support before proceeding.
At that time, there was no dispute. I left the Order unchanged, along with the Order ID, chat history, and payment information, so everything could still be cross-checked. The crypto is still in Escrow, so I had no reason to rush to Release.
The Order was processed normally afterward. But what I remember isn’t what 629184 means—it’s that if you don’t know what it is, you shouldn’t click Release. Support isn’t only helpful when an Order already has problems; sometimes asking the right channel before Release is exactly how you prevent problems from occurring.
629184 can still be a question mark. I’m willing to leave it as a question mark until there is a clear answer. And the decision to Release cannot be based on “it’s probably…”.
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629184 - six digits are located in a long number sequence in the transfer memo of a USDT sell Order on my Binance P2P from yesterday. The funds arrived in full, and the sender’s name matched. But I don’t know what 629184 is; it doesn’t match 100% with the transfer content required by Binance—only the last 6 digits of the order code match, and that detail is what made me stop before clicking the Release button.
I don’t have enough evidence to conclude what those 6 digits represent. If the answer must start with “it’s probably…”, then for me it hasn’t been verified yet. I don’t want to guess a detail related to the payment, so I asked Binance Support before proceeding.
At that time, there was no dispute. I left the Order unchanged, along with the Order ID, chat history, and payment information, so everything could still be cross-checked. The crypto is still in Escrow, so I had no reason to rush to Release.
The Order was processed normally afterward. But what I remember isn’t what 629184 means—it’s that if you don’t know what it is, you shouldn’t click Release. Support isn’t only helpful when an Order already has problems; sometimes asking the right channel before Release is exactly how you prevent problems from occurring.
629184 can still be a question mark. I’m willing to leave it as a question mark until there is a clear answer. And the decision to Release cannot be based on “it’s probably…”.
@Binance Vietnam #BinanceP2PAnToan $TUT $SKYAI