Many people worry: “What if I transfer the money and the seller doesn’t release the crypto?” Here’s how it works:
1️⃣ Buy Crypto → P2P → “Buy” → choose a coin and currency
2️⃣ Choose an ad, enter the amount → an order is created
3️⃣ The seller’s crypto is locked in Binance escrow until you pay
4️⃣ Transfer the money using the payment details in the order → tap “Paid” (only after making the transfer)
5️⃣ The seller confirms receipt → the coins arrive in your Funding Wallet
⚠️ Rules that protect you:
• Pay only from your own account; the name must match the name on your Binance account
• Communicate only in the order chat—no Telegram and no “let’s take this off-platform”
• Keep the receipt and screenshots
• If the seller doesn’t release the crypto, tap “Appeal”: Binance will review the dispute based on the receipts and chat history
This is educational material, not a guarantee. Conditions depend on your country and bank.
What worries you most about P2P? 👇
If something doesn’t go according to plan 🤔
Can’t take a screenshot in your banking app? Then:
• take a photo of the screen with another phone
• download a receipt or statement as a PDF from the app itself
• record a video of the transfer on your screen (if the app allows it)
The key is to make sure the amount, date, time, and recipient are visible. Hide your card number and balance, and never show anyone your passwords or SMS codes.
Leave your questions in the comments under the post, and I’ll answer everyone. ✍️