🚨 Binance P2P Scams: How to Spot, Recover, and Stay Safe Before It’s Too Late🚨
P2P scams on Binance are rising, and I’ve seen it happen to friends. One released USDT thinking the payment had cleared, but the proof was fake. Another friend paid for USDT, but the seller never released it. Both were stressful situations that required immediate action.
Scammers often send fake screenshots, pressure you to release crypto quickly, or stall even after payment is made. Low completion rate accounts and off-platform communication are major red flags. Always verify payments in your bank before releasing crypto.
If it happens to you, the first step is to contact Binance support with all transaction details, screenshots, and chat logs. At the same time, notify your bank or payment provider—they may be able to freeze the transaction or start an investigation. Filing a complaint with local authorities or cybercrime cells adds official records, increasing the chance of recovery. Secure your Binance account by changing your password and enabling 2FA, and keep detailed records of everything for your case.
Trading only with verified users and staying alert is the best way to stay safe. Acting fast can save your funds, and knowing how scams work makes all the difference.
