A strange thing happened on a Binance P2P order that looked completely normal at first. The buyer had a verified profile, a solid trading history, and the payment arrived exactly as expected. Nothing about the transaction suspicious. Then, after the payment was received, the buyer asked for a refund to a different account because they had “sent from the wrong one.” That changed everything. The money was already in my account, but sending it back manually would create a second transfer that was no longer tied cleanly to the original P2P order. I didn't want to create a new problem while trying to solve the first one. The order stayed untouched while I kept the payment proof and chat history and used the official Appeal process. That experience made one distinction much clearer to me: Receiving the correct money does not mean every follow-up request is safe to accept. Before completing a P2P trade, I check the counterparty and the payment details. During the order, I keep communication on Binance. If someone suddenly wants a refund, a new account, or a different arrangement, I don't improvise. A clean transaction should end with the same trail it started with. @Binance Vietnam #BinanceP2PAnToan