Lately, there’s been a noticeable spike in peer-to-peer (P2P) scams targeting Binance users. Scammers are exploiting the trust built within P2P platforms to defraud users during crypto trades. These fraudsters often pose as legitimate buyers or sellers and may use stolen identities or fake payment confirmations to trick their victims.
One common tactic involves the scammer sending a fake payment receipt, pressuring you to release crypto before you actually receive funds. In some cases, they might even reverse payments after the transaction is completed.
To stay safe, always double-check that the payment has fully cleared in your account—not just pending. Never communicate or settle outside Binance’s P2P platform, as doing so forfeits your protection. Also, avoid dealing with users who rush or pressure you—this is often a red flag.
Report any suspicious activity immediately through Binance's reporting tools. It’s better to lose a trade than to lose your funds. Stay vigilant, and trade only with verified users who have strong ratings and a reliable history.
Your safety is in your hands—don’t let a moment of trust cost you your crypto.
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