I came across a pretty annoying P2P case: the same buyer placed two orders that were almost identical, about 10 minutes apart, and for the same amount.
The first order was paid normally. When it came time for the second order, the seller was handling multiple transactions at the same time, opened the banking app, and saw exactly one payment from exactly that name, for exactly that amount. Everything looked matching, so the seller released the order.
Only later did they find out that the payment they had just seen was actually for the first order.
What’s notable is that this case doesn’t require fake screenshots, doesn’t use the wrong name, and doesn’t involve missing money. The data was all correct—only attached to the wrong order.
From that, I realized that “the money has arrived” is not enough when processing multiple orders at the same time. Before releasing, the payment must match the correct order by not only amount, but also the transfer time, sender, transaction reference, and Order ID. If two transactions are so similar that you can’t confirm with certainty, the crypto should still remain in escrow; I’d rather pause and use chat/appeal than guess.
Binance also requires video proof when an appeal is made, showing the transaction history around the time of the P2P order—not just a standalone receipt. That’s fairly reasonable: good evidence doesn’t just prove “there is a payment.”
It must prove which transaction that payment belongs to.
Two orders can be identical down to every digit. The timeline is not.
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