P2P trading can be a powerful tool — but scammers are always one step behind your trust.
If you ever notice any of these red flags while doing a deal, cancel immediately and protect your funds.
🚫 1. Asks to Release Crypto Before Payment
> If someone says, “Release first, payment is coming,” it's a trap.
Always wait for money to reflect in your bank account — not just a screenshot.
🖼️ 2. Sends Fake Payment Screenshots
> Scammers often share edited screenshots to convince you.
Never trust screenshots — only trust real transaction confirmation in your bank app.
⚠️ 3. Creates Urgency or Emotional Pressure
> Lines like: “Please bro, it’s urgent” or “I'm in trouble” are classic manipulation.
A real buyer won’t rush you — they’ll follow the process.
🧾 4. Uses Third-Party Bank Accounts
> If the name on the payment is different from the buyer, cancel the trade.
Only accept payments from the account directly linked to the verified user.
❌ 5. Offers Too-Good-to-Be-True Rates
> If someone offers a rate much better than market average, it’s likely a scam setup.
Greed is the scammer’s favorite tool — don’t fall for it
🔐 Final Reminder:
> Trust the process — not the person.
Use Binance P2P tools, trade safely, and never rush.
✅ Share this post to help others stay safe!
💬 Have you ever faced a
scam attempt? Comment your experience 👇
#BinanceP2P #CryptoScamAlert #StaySafeCrypto #P2PScam #P2PScamAwareness
