(Beginner's Guide)
In recent days, a frequent doubt has arisen in Binance Square:
Is it possible to sell USDT from Colombia to Venezuela using Binance P2P?
The responses we have seen are very varied. Some say yes, others say no, and this creates confusion. Here we explain it step by step.
1. Blockchain vs. Binance P2P
In the blockchain, there are no borders. You can send USDT to any compatible address, regardless of the country.
But in Binance P2P, there are indeed limitations because the platform divides markets by country and local currency.
2. What some users say
'Yes, it can be done' → They refer to the fact that technically it is possible if both parties find a payment method that works in both countries.
'It can't be done' → These speak of the restrictions of the Binance P2P system, which does not allow a direct 'Colombia-Venezuela' in the same offer.
3. The truth for beginners
✔️ Yes, you can sell USDT from Colombia and have someone in Venezuela receive it.
❌ But it will not be direct on Binance P2P as if it were a single operation.
Generally, there are two options:
1. Reliable intermediary → someone in Venezuela who receives USDT on Binance and pays you from there.
2. Blockchain transfer → send USDT directly to the person's wallet in Venezuela (outside of P2P), and agree on the payment method outside.
4. Clear conclusion
Binance P2P operates through local markets. This means that Colombia and Venezuela are not directly connected in P2P.
However, you can perform transactions, as long as you find an accepted payment method on both sides, or use the blockchain directly.
👉 For the beginner: don't be scared if you read contradictory comments. Both have some truth. The important thing is to understand the difference between 'blockchain' and 'P2P'.