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USDP IS NOT NEGOTIATED ON BINANCE: BUT “DELISTING” DOESN’T MEAN THE ASSET DISAPPEARED YESTERDAY Here’s a particularly useful lesson for those who work daily with stablecoins. Binance removed Pax Dollar (USDP) from all its Spot pairs on September 24, 2026 at 03:00 UTC. But the later dates matter. Starting September 25 at 03:00 UTC, new USDP deposits are no longer credited. However, Binance reported that withdrawals will continue to be supported until November 24, 2026 at 03:00 UTC. In addition, Binance states that after November 25, the remaining USDP could be converted into stablecoins, but it clarifies that this conversion is not guaranteed and that there would be a separate notice if it applies. Why does this matter to a P2P user even if USDP isn’t their usual asset? Because it highlights an important difference: Delisted asset ≠ instantly disappeared asset. A delisting can have different schedules for trading, deposits, withdrawals, and other products. For someone who moves stablecoins professionally, reading only the headline is never enough: you have to check which service ends and on what date. 💡 In crypto, a date can change where you can trade an asset; another, where you can deposit it; and another, how long you can withdraw it. [Fuente oficial](https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/detail/8e6fd91b79a34bddbd7643ef002db47e) ⁉️ When you see a delisting announcement, do you review the full calendar or do you usually only look at the trading closing date? #ZP_NoticiasP2P $USDP #Binance #Stablecoins #P2P #BinanceSquare
USDP IS NOT NEGOTIATED ON BINANCE: BUT “DELISTING” DOESN’T MEAN THE ASSET DISAPPEARED YESTERDAY

Here’s a particularly useful lesson for those who work daily with stablecoins.

Binance removed Pax Dollar (USDP) from all its Spot pairs on September 24, 2026 at 03:00 UTC.

But the later dates matter.

Starting September 25 at 03:00 UTC, new USDP deposits are no longer credited. However, Binance reported that withdrawals will continue to be supported until November 24, 2026 at 03:00 UTC.

In addition, Binance states that after November 25, the remaining USDP could be converted into stablecoins, but it clarifies that this conversion is not guaranteed and that there would be a separate notice if it applies.

Why does this matter to a P2P user even if USDP isn’t their usual asset?

Because it highlights an important difference:

Delisted asset ≠ instantly disappeared asset.

A delisting can have different schedules for trading, deposits, withdrawals, and other products.

For someone who moves stablecoins professionally, reading only the headline is never enough: you have to check which service ends and on what date.

💡 In crypto, a date can change where you can trade an asset; another, where you can deposit it; and another, how long you can withdraw it.

Fuente oficial

⁉️ When you see a delisting announcement, do you review the full calendar or do you usually only look at the trading closing date?

#ZP_NoticiasP2P $USDP #Binance #Stablecoins #P2P #BinanceSquare
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🧾 Important news: Marking "paid" without actually paying might seem like a minor detail... but in P2P it can lead to warnings or restrictions. ⚠️ This time, we're not talking about just any recommendation. 📣 On June 21st, at 2:44 PM, the official announcement channel of Binance P2P LATAM published an important reminder for users and traders: The "Mark as paid" option should only be used when the payment has been completed. Why does it matter so much? Because that button does not mean: "I’m going to pay soon", "I’m waiting for funds", "I want to lock in the price", or "I need more time". That button means one thing only: ✅ The payment has been made. When someone marks an order as paid without sending the money, the trade gets held up. The other user may be left waiting for a nonexistent payment, the trade gets blocked, and the experience within the marketplace gets affected. It can also happen that someone does it to keep an order open while the market price changes. According to the reminder, that behavior is not allowed. Binance P2P indicated that the abusive use of this function can lead to warnings or temporary or permanent restrictions on access to P2P, according to the applicable rules. The rule is simple: Don’t mark as paid if you haven’t paid. If you have a real issue with the payment, use the order chat, support, or appeal. But don’t use the "paid" button to buy time. In P2P, every button has a consequence. 💡 Also remember that if anyone engages in this disallowed action to buy time or with malicious intent, it should be reported to support or through an appeal in the order. ⁉️ Has it ever happened to you that an order shows as paid, but the money never arrives? #ZP_NoticiasP2P #BinanceP2P #P2PTrading #ComercianteVerificado #BinanceSquare
🧾 Important news: Marking "paid" without actually paying might seem like a minor detail...
but in P2P it can lead to warnings or restrictions. ⚠️

This time, we're not talking about just any recommendation.

📣 On June 21st, at 2:44 PM, the official announcement channel of Binance P2P LATAM published an important reminder for users and traders:

The "Mark as paid" option should only be used when the payment has been completed.

Why does it matter so much?
Because that button does not mean:
"I’m going to pay soon",
"I’m waiting for funds",
"I want to lock in the price",
or "I need more time".

That button means one thing only:
✅ The payment has been made.

When someone marks an order as paid without sending the money, the trade gets held up. The other user may be left waiting for a nonexistent payment, the trade gets blocked, and the experience within the marketplace gets affected.

It can also happen that someone does it to keep an order open while the market price changes. According to the reminder, that behavior is not allowed.

Binance P2P indicated that the abusive use of this function can lead to warnings or temporary or permanent restrictions on access to P2P, according to the applicable rules.

The rule is simple:
Don’t mark as paid if you haven’t paid.

If you have a real issue with the payment, use the order chat, support, or appeal. But don’t use the "paid" button to buy time.

In P2P, every button has a consequence.

💡 Also remember that if anyone engages in this disallowed action to buy time or with malicious intent, it should be reported to support or through an appeal in the order.

⁉️ Has it ever happened to you that an order shows as paid, but the money never arrives?

#ZP_NoticiasP2P #BinanceP2P #P2PTrading #ComercianteVerificado #BinanceSquare
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🗞 Urgent News: Are you trading on a verified merchant in Block Zone and have you checked your listings? Binance announced significant adjustments for BLOCK and SHIELD traders in LATAM. 📰 Starting from 🗓️ June 1, 2026, the new minimum order limits for Block Zone are: 🇻🇪 VES: Bs.D 36,450,000 🇧🇴 BOB: Bs. 300,000 🇧🇷 BRL: R$ 154,500 🇲🇽 MXN: MX$ 520,200 🇦🇷 ARS: $29,680,000 🇨🇱 CLP: $18,070,000 🇨🇴 COP: $72,700,000 🇵🇪 PEN: S/ 68,800 🇵🇾 PYG: ₲122,000,000 🇺🇾 UYU: $U 766,400 Listings that do not meet the new minimum amount may be automatically closed. Changes in security deposits were also announced: 🔸 BLOCK Venezuela: additional deposit increases to 5,000 $USDT. Total required: 5,800 $USDT including the basic VE deposit. 🔸 BLOCK rest of LATAM: remains at 2,500 $USDT additional, depending on the country. 🔸 SHIELD: additional deposit rises to 10,000 $USDT. Moreover, to maintain the badge: ✅ BLOCK: at least 1 maker transaction monthly in Block Zone. ✅ SHIELD: monthly volume above 120 $BTC. ✅ Maximum compliance deadline: June 15, 2026. Binance also reminded that the required transaction cannot be done with a counterparty where the funds then return to the originating account, as this may be considered wash trading. For Block traders, this update is significant. It affects limits, deposits, operational requirements, and the continuity of listings. ⁉️ Have you checked if your listings meet the new minimums? ⁉️ Do you have questions about the changes? #BinanceP2P #ZP_NoticiasP2P #merchant #P2P #BinanceSquare [Fuente oficial Binance](https://www.binance.com/es-LA/support/announcement/detail/a73498467e4b4434a85eab8f6d0cdd29)
🗞 Urgent News: Are you trading on a verified merchant in Block Zone and have you checked your listings?

Binance announced significant adjustments for BLOCK and SHIELD traders in LATAM. 📰

Starting from 🗓️ June 1, 2026, the new minimum order limits for Block Zone are:
🇻🇪 VES: Bs.D 36,450,000
🇧🇴 BOB: Bs. 300,000
🇧🇷 BRL: R$ 154,500
🇲🇽 MXN: MX$ 520,200
🇦🇷 ARS: $29,680,000
🇨🇱 CLP: $18,070,000
🇨🇴 COP: $72,700,000
🇵🇪 PEN: S/ 68,800
🇵🇾 PYG: ₲122,000,000
🇺🇾 UYU: $U 766,400

Listings that do not meet the new minimum amount may be automatically closed.

Changes in security deposits were also announced:

🔸 BLOCK Venezuela: additional deposit increases to 5,000 $USDT.
Total required: 5,800 $USDT including the basic VE deposit.

🔸 BLOCK rest of LATAM: remains at 2,500 $USDT additional, depending on the country.

🔸 SHIELD: additional deposit rises to 10,000 $USDT.
Moreover, to maintain the badge:

✅ BLOCK: at least 1 maker transaction monthly in Block Zone.
✅ SHIELD: monthly volume above 120 $BTC.
✅ Maximum compliance deadline: June 15, 2026.

Binance also reminded that the required transaction cannot be done with a counterparty where the funds then return to the originating account, as this may be considered wash trading.

For Block traders, this update is significant. It affects limits, deposits, operational requirements, and the continuity of listings.

⁉️ Have you checked if your listings meet the new minimums?

⁉️ Do you have questions about the changes?

#BinanceP2P #ZP_NoticiasP2P #merchant #P2P #BinanceSquare

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