⤵️ For those who are starting in P2P on Binance, the biggest challenge is not the technology, but the anxiety. There are sellers who take time to release the coins, and this intentional delay can make you nervous, leading you to make the mistake that scammers expect.
I myself, when I started, almost canceled an order after I had paid because the seller was not responding. Luckily, I researched beforehand and saw that canceling after payment is the wrong way to lose your money, as Binance loses the ability to lock the seller's coins to protect you.
🛡️ P2P Survival Manual
Follow this rhythm to never be scammed:
* Paid? Never cancel: Once the money has left your account, the order must remain open until the end.
* Notify immediately: As soon as you send the amount, attach the receipt in the chat, write "It is paid" and click the button "Transferred, Notify Seller". This alerts the system that you have fulfilled your part.
* The Seller disappeared? Use the Dispute: If the time limit runs out and he doesn't release, don't panic. Click on "Help" or "Resource/Appeal", send your receipt and open a dispute.
* Support on your side: With the dispute opened, Binance intervenes, analyzes your receipt, and releases the coins to you, even if the seller doesn't want to.
Summary: The scammer uses your rush against you. Stay calm, document everything in the chat, and trust the platform's custody system.
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