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I almost got psychologically manipulated, guys. P2P trading right now is really creepy.
Last night I opened a BTC position on Binance, and since I was holding a losing trade, I clicked on the P2P “Buy” section for 1,500 USDT to hedge.
After creating the order, I checked that everything was matched, and then I paid the counterparty.

Once it was all done, I waited 2–3 minutes but didn’t see the USDT arrive. I messaged them asking to complete the unlock of the transaction.
At that point they replied:
“Send your ID card (CCCD) so I can check the source of funds.”
At first I thought, lately there’s been a lot of talk about payment fund sources, and since I was already holding the position, I sent it right away to be quick.

After I sent it, they asked me to send a video holding the ID card. Only then would they verify it correctly and unlock the transaction. If I didn’t send it, they wouldn’t unlock it because they were afraid the funds were “dirty.”
I could smell something fishy here. I replied:
“If you don’t complete it, I’ll report you to Binance.”
Unexpectedly, after about 2 minutes, the USDT was credited to my account.

When you run into cases like this, stay calm and remember the rules:

👉Pay exactly according to the order.
👉Don’t arbitrarily agree to the counterparty’s random requests.
👉Save the Order ID and chat evidence.
👉Report/Appeal to Binance immediately if anything looks abnormal.

Quick P2P trading is necessary, but safe P2P is more important.
@Binance Vietnam #BinanceP2PAnToan #p2p #AnToanP2P

Lately, we haven’t been doing anything but still want to eat—we’ve moved to p2p too much. Bro, be careful with trading, okay. Yesterday I withdrew 2 million VND and I almost lost it.

Just like every time I sell p2p on Binance before, I created a sell order for 2,000,000 VND (75 USDT). Two minutes later, a chat message popped up saying: “I’ve transferred the money already, but the system asked you to verify, so I only completed it after verification” — along with a screenshot of a successful payment. When I checked my bank account, the money still wasn’t there.

At first, I thought maybe Binance would confirm again to ensure safety, so I asked: “Verification, how?” Immediately, the other side sent a QR and said: “You scan this code with your Binance account and follow the steps to verify the information for my sell order—that it’s really mine.”

I didn’t expect that, everyone. At that moment, I started to suspect there was some kind of scam going on here. So I didn’t follow through.

If anyone has encountered something like this, remember Binance’s warnings:
👉 Don’t verify when the money hasn’t actually arrived in your account.
👉 Don’t scan the QR or click links according to the partner’s instructions.
👉 If there are unusual requests, stop the trade, save all chats, the Order ID, and trading proof on the platform.

Don’t think 2 million is a lot or a little—the safest thing is always the top priority. What they want to do might be to get your entire assets in your Binance account.

Everyone, stay alert for any unusual situation, follow the proper process, and read Binance’s warnings to trade p2p safely, everyone—this is terrifying, so scary.
@Binance Vietnam #BinanceP2PAnToan #p2p #AnToanP2P

I once lost VND 10 million when trading P2P on Binance.
After selecting an advertisement and checking the P2P trader’s information, I placed a buy order for 373.69 USDT (VND 10 million). While I was checking the order details, I saw a few message notifications appear in the chat. By habit, I opened it to read through the seller’s long messages, then used the order information and transferred the money successfully.

After waiting a few minutes and realizing the USDT hadn’t been credited yet, I messaged the seller and requested payment in USDT, but I received no reply.
My heart was pounding; I was extremely anxious. All I could think about was that VND 10 million—how it could be a whole month’s salary, and not a small amount at all. Honestly, it felt like everything collapsed in that moment.

I checked again and saw that nothing was wrong, then reported it to Binance support. I sent the transaction evidence to support and received this response: the order had been canceled after the trading time expired.

Support also said they would try to handle it within 72 hours and asked me to keep monitoring, and if possible to coordinate with the partner and report back. In the end, after 3 days it still wasn’t resolved, and the money was lost.

I write this here not to chase likes or views, but to share the situation I went through so that others don’t lose money like I did.

Trade P2P safely:
Check the advertisement details.
Always monitor the order time and status before making a payment.
Pay according to the correct order.
Save all transaction evidence.
Ask Binance to provide support immediately.

Read the P2P trading process carefully before placing an order.

For me, this was a lifelong loss. I let the trading time pass without paying attention to the order status; by the time I made the transfer, everything was already too late.
@Binance Vietnam #BinanceP2PAnToan #p2p #AnToanP2P

At first, I thought that 24/7 P2P transaction support was only there to answer questions and that if something went wrong, the handling would definitely take a long time—maybe 1 day, even 2 days.

At 8:00 PM on Saturday of the previous week, I bought 1,100 USDT via P2P on Binance. I checked everything carefully and completed the bank transfer for nearly 29 million VND. However, the order status kept showing “pending” for 5 minutes, then 10 minutes...
I messaged in the chat box and asked the counterparty to pay the USDT, but they didn’t respond. “What a loss, is it fate?” I was panicking because I started thinking negatively.

I remembered that Binance has 24/7 support and filed an appeal right on the transaction, then contacted support. “Hello Binance, I bought 1100 USDT at 8:00 PM, and the transfer was successful. I still haven’t received the USDT from the seller—please help.” The report was received, and support asked me to provide detailed evidence related to the order: transfer completion, timing, chat messages—all of it was compiled into a clear, detailed video.

I followed the instructions and sent everything. Then a notice appeared: “Your request will be reviewed within 2 hours.”
I made a cup of coffee, sat back, and waited. To my surprise, about 30 minutes later there was an update saying that the support request had been fully resolved. I checked the transaction—it had been processed, the USDT was confirmed as received to my account, and the report was closed.

And I understood that 24/7 support isn’t just someone replying when you run into an issue. It’s a process to receive the case, verify the evidence, and resolve disputes.

Perhaps it’s all the evidence related to the P2P transaction, provided according to the proper process, that determines how long Binance support takes to handle the issue when it arises. That’s also an additional layer of safety in Binance P2P to protect users.

Thank you, Binance, for quickly resolving the issue I faced.

@Binance Vietnam #BinanceP2PAnToan $BR #p2p $CYS #antoanp2p $APR

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