What SECURITY tips do you use to avoid getting scammed on P2P? 💸🔖

P2P wasn't always this tedious place where they ask you for even a UNICORN HAIR. So here are

✨MY GOLDEN TIPS FOR TRADING SAFELY ON BINANCE P2P✨

1️⃣ I prefer to register my bank account numbers instead of using mobile payments. I know we're mobile payment LOVERS, but it doesn't hurt to do this—unless you have one of those super-mystical banks.

In the past, there were all sorts of stories, including scams where they hijacked your phone line. Plus, your number is visible out there, and these days it's used for so many things.

2️⃣ The filter: a must. When it comes to ad type, I feel safer always keeping these options ON: 'Only Tradeable Ads' and 'Only Verified Merchants.' The other settings are up to your taste and experience.

Take advantage of the 'Save filter for next time' checkbox so you don't have to do it every time.

3️⃣ As we've said before, it takes me 1 second to check a merchant's stats and 2 seconds to read the description and their requirements.

BONUS

4️⃣ Maybe it's a little late to mention this, but if you can link your financial accounts to a separate email address, DO IT.

Managing multiple email accounts can be annoying, but with SO MANY data leaks, it's getting easier and easier to connect the dots. Look at how they hack BDV—and what email do you use for your BDV account, love? And which one do you use on Binance?

Sometimes this might sound VERY BLACK MIRROR, but the more data that's exposed, the more likely you are to fall for PHISHING.

Likewise, I avoid sharing personal email addresses in forums, comments, on social media, or in forms. $BNB


Because of bad experiences, the requirements have evolved, making the process much more cumbersome than it needs to be.

And yes, SECURITY should be taken seriously, especially by those who've only been doing this for a year or so. We often think we know it all and then some, BUT it's better to learn from experience.