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Bearish
I lost my USDT after converting.
(The Mystery of Binance's Internal Wallets).
Many users experience the same thing: they load local money, convert to USDT... and suddenly feel that the balance has disappeared.
The good news is that the funds are not lost; they are simply not where you are looking.
Within Binance, there are several “internal wallets” or sub-accounts: Spot, Financing, Earn, Futures, etc.
Each one functions as a different pocket and serves a specific risk control function.
When you make a conversion or a purchase, the funds usually remain in Spot, but if you come from P2P, they are most likely in Financing.
They may even be held in an open order that was not fully executed.
Key Points to Review.
Spot Wallet:
Where USDT appears after converting and where trading takes place.
Financing Wallet:
Where funds remain after P2P transactions.
Open Spot Orders:
If you made a purchase with a limit order and it was not executed, the money remains “reserved” until you cancel it or it is completed.
Internal Transfers:
Remember that you can move funds between these wallets without cost or network fees.
In most cases, the problem is just a change of pocket. Your USDT is still there; it just needs you to look for it and transfer it to the desired destination.
Knowing this.
Do you regularly use the "Transfer" function or do you just leave the funds in the Spot Wallet?
If you like what I share, I invite you to comment or share what has helped you the most.
If you follow me, I will follow you back too. 👉
📊 Check how the most traded pairs are doing by clicking here 👇.
$BTC
{spot}(BTCUSDT)
$ETH
{spot}(ETHUSDT)
$BNB
{spot}(BNBUSDT)
Education is your best investment.
Learn, question, and take control of your decisions in crypto.
(The Mystery of Binance's Internal Wallets).
Many users experience the same thing: they load local money, convert to USDT... and suddenly feel that the balance has disappeared.
The good news is that the funds are not lost; they are simply not where you are looking.
Within Binance, there are several “internal wallets” or sub-accounts: Spot, Financing, Earn, Futures, etc.
Each one functions as a different pocket and serves a specific risk control function.
When you make a conversion or a purchase, the funds usually remain in Spot, but if you come from P2P, they are most likely in Financing.
They may even be held in an open order that was not fully executed.
Key Points to Review.
Spot Wallet:
Where USDT appears after converting and where trading takes place.
Financing Wallet:
Where funds remain after P2P transactions.
Open Spot Orders:
If you made a purchase with a limit order and it was not executed, the money remains “reserved” until you cancel it or it is completed.
Internal Transfers:
Remember that you can move funds between these wallets without cost or network fees.
In most cases, the problem is just a change of pocket. Your USDT is still there; it just needs you to look for it and transfer it to the desired destination.
Knowing this.
Do you regularly use the "Transfer" function or do you just leave the funds in the Spot Wallet?
If you like what I share, I invite you to comment or share what has helped you the most.
If you follow me, I will follow you back too. 👉
📊 Check how the most traded pairs are doing by clicking here 👇.
$BTC
{spot}(BTCUSDT)
$ETH
{spot}(ETHUSDT)
$BNB
{spot}(BNBUSDT)
Education is your best investment.
Learn, question, and take control of your decisions in crypto.
Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.
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