#binancep2pantoan

So many clumsy things I’ve done, everyone. Last night, I accidentally deleted a character myself when buying 450 USDT on Binance P2P. 😂

I took the payment info from the Order, opened my banking app, and pasted it into the content field. I noticed a part that needed fixing, so I tapped to edit. My fingers were faster than my eyes—after deleting the part I needed to fix, I went ahead and added a character right next to “go rest”. And at that time, I didn’t know.

The recipient name was correct, the amount was correct, and from a quick glance it still looked perfectly fine. Before I confirmed, I went back to the Order and looked again—and froze: wait, why is the bank account string one character shorter?

After double-checking, I saw that the seller hadn’t changed anything and the Order was correct. I copied it perfectly from Binance, but a few seconds later, my own hands turned it into the wrong thing. Luckily I caught it before the money left my account. I deleted what I’d just typed, retrieved the info again from the Order, and cross-checked it. Only when everything matched did I proceed. After that, the 450 USDT went into Funding normally—the “magic trick of losing a character” stopped right there. 😅

I still keep my Order Chat, Order ID, and proof of payment. If anything doesn’t match, I stop at the Order and use Appeal/Support when needed, rather than handling things outside on my own. In crypto, Escrow holds funds during the Order; but the information I prepare to send to the bank—I have to personally look at it to make sure it’s correct.

This incident made me completely drop the thought, “copying correctly means it’s done.” Copying correctly only means the starting point is right. The Order isn’t wrong. The seller isn’t wrong. This time, the thing that needed checking again was my two hands being way too confident. 😂

@Binance Vietnam #BinanceP2PAnToan $CYS $COW $HEMI

Has anyone else ever turned correct information into wrong by your own hands like I did?