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P2P SECURITY ALERT: AVOIDING THE "IBAN UNDER YOUR NAME" SCAM A concerning new P2P scam tactic is circulating that traders need to be aware of. This method relies on social engineering to bypass standard verification protocols. The scam involves a seller claiming that after KYC, they will create an IBAN specifically "under your name" for the transaction. However, the IBAN provided is not actually your personal bank account. The victim is then instructed to: Send funds to that specific IBAN. Enter their own name as the receiver. This creates a dangerous loophole. If the transaction is disputed, the victim possesses bank records showing a transfer to an account labeled with their name, but the underlying IBAN is not theirs. If the seller claims the funds were never received, the victim faces a significant challenge in proving the legitimacy of the transfer or recovering the assets. Traders should maintain strict security practices to avoid this: Only send money to your own verified bank account. Only send money to the verified bank account of the P2P merchant as displayed on the official platform. Disregard claims that unusual processes are "normal" or "standard procedure." Cancel the order immediately if any part of the process feels suspicious. Contact official exchange support if you are unsure about the legitimacy of an instruction. Always verify details independently before initiating any transfer. Trust your instincts and prioritize safety over completing a trade. Would you like me to adjust the tone or length of this post to better suit your page's style? #P2PScamAwareness #P2PScam
P2P SECURITY ALERT: AVOIDING THE "IBAN UNDER YOUR NAME" SCAM

A concerning new P2P scam tactic is circulating that traders need to be aware of. This method relies on social engineering to bypass standard verification protocols.
The scam involves a seller claiming that after KYC, they will create an IBAN specifically "under your name" for the transaction. However, the IBAN provided is not actually your personal bank account. The victim is then instructed to:

Send funds to that specific IBAN.

Enter their own name as the receiver.

This creates a dangerous loophole. If the transaction is disputed, the victim possesses bank records showing a transfer to an account labeled with their name, but the underlying IBAN is not theirs. If the seller claims the funds were never received, the victim faces a significant challenge in proving the legitimacy of the transfer or recovering the assets.
Traders should maintain strict security practices to avoid this:

Only send money to your own verified bank account.

Only send money to the verified bank account of the P2P merchant as displayed on the official platform.

Disregard claims that unusual processes are "normal" or "standard procedure."

Cancel the order immediately if any part of the process feels suspicious.

Contact official exchange support if you are unsure about the legitimacy of an instruction.

Always verify details independently before initiating any transfer. Trust your instincts and prioritize safety over completing a trade.
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#P2PScamAwareness #P2PScam
2 How to recognize a chargeback scam? A chargeback scam is a sophisticated form of fraud in transaction #P2P . It occurs when a counterparty requests the bank or payment provider to reverse the money you were sent after they have already received the cryptocurrency. 1. Scammers often prepare fake, fabricated evidence to trick the bank or service provider into believing the transaction was accidental or failed. #P2PScamAwareness 2. Suspicious signs include: - Payment from a third party: The name of the person who transferred money on the bank receipt does not match the name verified in the counterparty’s Binance profile. This is the highest-risk indicator because scammers can report to the bank that their account was stolen to demand a refund. - Requests to transact off-platform: The counterparty pressures you to contact them via Zalo, Telegram, or other apps to send fake receipts or to make transfers through payment channels not included in the original advertisement. - Faking technical errors: The counterparty sends fabricated screenshots claiming the account had issues or provides inconsistent payment details to use as evidence for later chargeback claims. - Unusual cash flow: The counterparty has a low transaction history, poor order completion rate, or has received many negative reviews from other users.
2 How to recognize a chargeback scam?
A chargeback scam is a sophisticated form of fraud in transaction #P2P . It occurs when a counterparty requests the bank or payment provider to reverse the money you were sent after they have already received the cryptocurrency.
1. Scammers often prepare fake, fabricated evidence to trick the bank or service provider into believing the transaction was accidental or failed. #P2PScamAwareness
2. Suspicious signs include:
- Payment from a third party: The name of the person who transferred money on the bank receipt does not match the name verified in the counterparty’s Binance profile. This is the highest-risk indicator because scammers can report to the bank that their account was stolen to demand a refund.
- Requests to transact off-platform: The counterparty pressures you to contact them via Zalo, Telegram, or other apps to send fake receipts or to make transfers through payment channels not included in the original advertisement.
- Faking technical errors: The counterparty sends fabricated screenshots claiming the account had issues or provides inconsistent payment details to use as evidence for later chargeback claims.
- Unusual cash flow: The counterparty has a low transaction history, poor order completion rate, or has received many negative reviews from other users.
5 Effective Ways to Prevent Chargebacks1. Prioritize verified traders: Only trade with those who have a yellow badge or a diamond icon, with a trade completion rate over 95% and long-term activity. 2. Choose payment methods that do not allow chargebacks #chargeback : If possible, prioritize payment methods with high security and no easily reversible transaction/chargeback policy. 3. Control the trading process - "Match the name to the name" principle: Always check the sender’s name. If the name on the bank account does not match 100% with the name on Binance, you must refuse the transaction and immediately request the order to be canceled.

5 Effective Ways to Prevent Chargebacks

1. Prioritize verified traders: Only trade with those who have a yellow badge or a diamond icon, with a trade completion rate over 95% and long-term activity.
2. Choose payment methods that do not allow chargebacks #chargeback : If possible, prioritize payment methods with high security and no easily reversible transaction/chargeback policy.
3. Control the trading process
- "Match the name to the name" principle: Always check the sender’s name. If the name on the bank account does not match 100% with the name on Binance, you must refuse the transaction and immediately request the order to be canceled.
🚨 P2P Scam Story – Read Before You Trade! 🚨 A trader sold his USDT through P2P and received a payment screenshot from the buyer. The screenshot looked real, so he quickly released the crypto. A few minutes later, he checked his bank account... ❌ No money received. The buyer had sent a fake payment proof and disappeared immediately after getting the USDT. The trader lost hundreds of dollars in seconds. 💡 Lesson: ✅ Never trust screenshots. ✅ Always verify funds in your bank account before releasing crypto. ✅ Trade only with verified users. ✅ If anything feels suspicious, contact support immediately. In crypto, speed can make profits... But verification prevents losses. Stay safe. Protect your assets. 🔐 #P2PScamAwareness P #CryptoScam #Binancep2pNoEsSeguro #CryptoTrading #USDT #CryptoSafety #DYOR #Bitcoin #CryptoCommunity 🚀
🚨 P2P Scam Story – Read Before You Trade! 🚨

A trader sold his USDT through P2P and received a payment screenshot from the buyer. The screenshot looked real, so he quickly released the crypto.

A few minutes later, he checked his bank account...

❌ No money received.

The buyer had sent a fake payment proof and disappeared immediately after getting the USDT.

The trader lost hundreds of dollars in seconds.

💡 Lesson: ✅ Never trust screenshots. ✅ Always verify funds in your bank account before releasing crypto. ✅ Trade only with verified users. ✅ If anything feels suspicious, contact support immediately.

In crypto, speed can make profits... But verification prevents losses.

Stay safe. Protect your assets. 🔐

#P2PScamAwareness P #CryptoScam #Binancep2pNoEsSeguro #CryptoTrading #USDT #CryptoSafety #DYOR #Bitcoin #CryptoCommunity 🚀
If you're trading with VRSHINITRADER, tread carefully because it's a scam. After transferring funds to the bank, you receive a cybercrime notice stating that the amount deposited is fraudulent and stolen money. Be cautious about which transactions were made in exchange for your crypto by VRSHINITRADER. This is a scammer; stay away from them. Check their feedback to see how many accounts they've frozen—these scammers are real frauds. #P2PScamAwareness #FREEZE #Fraud_alert
If you're trading with VRSHINITRADER, tread carefully because it's a scam. After transferring funds to the bank, you receive a cybercrime notice stating that the amount deposited is fraudulent and stolen money. Be cautious about which transactions were made in exchange for your crypto by VRSHINITRADER. This is a scammer; stay away from them. Check their feedback to see how many accounts they've frozen—these scammers are real frauds. #P2PScamAwareness #FREEZE #Fraud_alert
🚨 P2P Scam Story🚨 A guy wanted to buy only $5 worth of crypto. He found a seller offering a slightly better rate and thought, “Why pay more?” The seller sent an account number in chat and asked him to transfer quickly. Payment was sent within 1 minute… but the crypto was never released. At first, people laughed and said, “It’s only $5.” But the issue wasn’t the money — it was trust. He collected payment proof, opened an appeal, and later got his funds released. Lesson: Don’t chase cheap rates. Choose trusted merchants and always keep proof. ⚠️💰#P2PScamAwareness
🚨 P2P Scam Story🚨

A guy wanted to buy only $5 worth of crypto.

He found a seller offering a slightly better rate and thought, “Why pay more?”

The seller sent an account number in chat and asked him to transfer quickly.

Payment was sent within 1 minute… but the crypto was never released.

At first, people laughed and said, “It’s only $5.”
But the issue wasn’t the money — it was trust.

He collected payment proof, opened an appeal, and later got his funds released.

Lesson: Don’t chase cheap rates. Choose trusted merchants and always keep proof. ⚠️💰#P2PScamAwareness
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⚠️ Biggest P2P Mistake: Never release crypto before confirming the money is actually in your bank account.✅ Screenshots can be faked. 🚫 Always verify directly from your banking app.✅ 🏦 Be safe #P2PScamAwareness $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
⚠️ Biggest P2P Mistake:

Never release crypto before confirming the money is actually in your bank account.✅
Screenshots can be faked. 🚫
Always verify directly from your banking app.✅
🏦 Be safe #P2PScamAwareness $BTC
🛑 Don’t Let a 5-Minute Trade Cost You Your Entire Portfolio The convenience of P2P (Peer-to-Peer) trading is undeniable, but it has also become a playground for sophisticated scammers. Every day, hundreds of traders lose funds not because the platform failed, but because they missed a red flag. If you are trading on Binance P2P, here are the 3 Non-Negotiable Rules to keep your assets safe: 1. Trust Your Bank, Not a Screenshot 📸 Scammers are experts at creating pixel-perfect fake payment receipts. Never release your crypto just because a buyer sent a photo of a transfer. Always log in to your bank app and verify that the "Available Balance" has actually increased. 2. Beware of Third-Party Payments 👤 Only accept payments from an account that matches the verified name on the buyer's Binance profile. If User A is buying but User B sends the money, cancel the trade and report it. This is often a sign of a Triangular Scam or money laundering. 3. Stay Inside the Chat 💬 Never move your conversation to WhatsApp, Telegram, or Discord. If a dispute arises, Binance Support can only use the official P2P chat as evidence. If it’s not in the chat, it didn't happen. 💡 Pro Tip: If a buyer pressures you to Release Fast because of a "system glitch" or emergency, stay calm. That pressure is a psychological tactic. Take your time, verify the funds, and stay in control. Security starts with you. Don't trade your safety for a slightly better exchange rate. Watch closely $AGT $NEAR $GRASS {future}(GRASSUSDT) {future}(NEARUSDT) {future}(AGTUSDT) #P2PScam #P2PScamAwareness #P2PScamWarning
🛑 Don’t Let a 5-Minute Trade Cost You Your Entire Portfolio

The convenience of P2P (Peer-to-Peer) trading is undeniable, but it has also become a playground for sophisticated scammers. Every day, hundreds of traders lose funds not because the platform failed, but because they missed a red flag.

If you are trading on Binance P2P, here are the 3 Non-Negotiable Rules to keep your assets safe:

1. Trust Your Bank, Not a Screenshot 📸
Scammers are experts at creating pixel-perfect fake payment receipts. Never release your crypto just because a buyer sent a photo of a transfer. Always log in to your bank app and verify that the "Available Balance" has actually increased.

2. Beware of Third-Party Payments 👤
Only accept payments from an account that matches the verified name on the buyer's Binance profile. If User A is buying but User B sends the money, cancel the trade and report it. This is often a sign of a Triangular Scam or money laundering.

3. Stay Inside the Chat 💬
Never move your conversation to WhatsApp, Telegram, or Discord. If a dispute arises, Binance Support can only use the official P2P chat as evidence. If it’s not in the chat, it didn't happen.

💡 Pro Tip: If a buyer pressures you to Release Fast because of a "system glitch" or emergency, stay calm. That pressure is a psychological tactic. Take your time, verify the funds, and stay in control.

Security starts with you. Don't trade your safety for a slightly better exchange rate.

Watch closely $AGT $NEAR $GRASS


#P2PScam #P2PScamAwareness #P2PScamWarning
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WHY BINANCE ALLOWS SCAMS IN P2PThe Binance Peer-to-Peer (P2P) market is the largest peer-to-peer trading platform in the world. It allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies directly with each other using their local currency. On a global scale, the platform handles key numbers and structural features: Figures and Global Reach * **Fiat Currencies:** Supports over **100 local currencies** from around the world (including USD, EUR, VES, COP, ARS, etc.). * **Payment Methods:** Offers over **800 to 1,000 active payment methods** globally, ranging from local bank transfers to international digital wallets (like Wise, Zinli, Revolut, or Zelle).

WHY BINANCE ALLOWS SCAMS IN P2P

The Binance Peer-to-Peer (P2P) market is the largest peer-to-peer trading platform in the world. It allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies directly with each other using their local currency.
On a global scale, the platform handles key numbers and structural features:
Figures and Global Reach
* **Fiat Currencies:** Supports over **100 local currencies** from around the world (including USD, EUR, VES, COP, ARS, etc.).
* **Payment Methods:** Offers over **800 to 1,000 active payment methods** globally, ranging from local bank transfers to international digital wallets (like Wise, Zinli, Revolut, or Zelle).
NEW SCAM ALERT 🔥 In P2P trading, rushing can lead to major losses. Protect yourself from these 4 common scams: Fake Screenshot / SMS: The scammer sends a fake payment proof and pressures you to release the crypto. Protection: Never release crypto until you manually open your bank or e-wallet app and verify the funds are in your Available Balance. Never trust screenshots. Third-Party Payment: You receive money from an account that doesn't match the sender's Binance name. This can get your bank account frozen due to fraudulent funds. Protection: Only accept payments where the bank account name exactly matches the verified Binance KYC name. "Cancel Order" Scam: After you send the money, the seller claims a banking error occurred and asks you to cancel the order so they can refund you. Protection: If you have already paid, never cancel the order. If you do, the crypto goes back to the seller. File an Appeal immediately. Outside Chat (WhatsApp/Telegram): The counterparty asks to move the conversation off-platform for "better rates." Protection: Keep all communications and transactions strictly inside the official Binance app to stay protected by the escrow system. ⚠️ Takeaway: Patience is key in P2P trading. Do not let anyone pressure you into acting quickly! #P2PScamAwareness #P2PScam #ScamAwareness
NEW SCAM ALERT 🔥
In P2P trading, rushing can lead to major losses. Protect yourself from these 4 common scams:
Fake Screenshot / SMS: The scammer sends a fake payment proof and pressures you to release the crypto.
Protection: Never release crypto until you manually open your bank or e-wallet app and verify the funds are in your Available Balance. Never trust screenshots.
Third-Party Payment: You receive money from an account that doesn't match the sender's Binance name. This can get your bank account frozen due to fraudulent funds.
Protection: Only accept payments where the bank account name exactly matches the verified Binance KYC name.
"Cancel Order" Scam: After you send the money, the seller claims a banking error occurred and asks you to cancel the order so they can refund you.
Protection: If you have already paid, never cancel the order. If you do, the crypto goes back to the seller. File an Appeal immediately.
Outside Chat (WhatsApp/Telegram): The counterparty asks to move the conversation off-platform for "better rates."
Protection: Keep all communications and transactions strictly inside the official Binance app to stay protected by the escrow system.
⚠️ Takeaway: Patience is key in P2P trading. Do not let anyone pressure you into acting quickly!
#P2PScamAwareness #P2PScam #ScamAwareness
⚠️ STAY SAFE FROM P2P SCAMS ON BINANCE! ⚠️ #P2PScamAwareness Cryptocurrency trading is highly profitable, but security should always be your number one priority! Recently, many traders have faced issues where scammers take the payment in P2P but refuse to release the crypto. Here are 3 Golden Rules to protect your funds: 1️⃣ Check the Seller's Profile: Always trade with verified merchants who have a high completion rate (above 95%). 2️⃣ Never Share Sensitive Info: Do not send photos of your CNIC/ID card in the chat to random buyers or sellers. 3️⃣ Keep Your Payment Proof: Always take a screenshot of your successful transaction (JazzCash, EasyPaisa, or Bank) so you can file an appeal immediately if needed. Stay alert, trade smart, and protect your capital! Have you ever faced any issues during P2P trading? Let me know in the comments! 👇 #P2PScam #CryptoSafety #BinanceSquare
⚠️ STAY SAFE FROM P2P SCAMS ON BINANCE! ⚠️
#P2PScamAwareness
Cryptocurrency trading is highly profitable, but security should always be your number one priority! Recently, many traders have faced issues where scammers take the payment in P2P but refuse to release the crypto.
Here are 3 Golden Rules to protect your funds:
1️⃣ Check the Seller's Profile: Always trade with verified merchants who have a high completion rate (above 95%).
2️⃣ Never Share Sensitive Info: Do not send photos of your CNIC/ID card in the chat to random buyers or sellers.
3️⃣ Keep Your Payment Proof: Always take a screenshot of your successful transaction (JazzCash, EasyPaisa, or Bank) so you can file an appeal immediately if needed.
Stay alert, trade smart, and protect your capital! Have you ever faced any issues during P2P trading? Let me know in the comments! 👇
#P2PScam #CryptoSafety #BinanceSquare
🚨 P2P Scam Warning! Scammers are now reusing old payment screenshots & transaction references to fake proof of payment. ⚠️ Never release crypto until you confirm the money in your own bank/app. Stay alert — one mistake can cost your USDT. 🔐 #p2p-scams #P2PScamAwareness $BTC $ETH $BNB {spot}(BNBUSDT) {spot}(ETHUSDT) {spot}(BTCUSDT)
🚨 P2P Scam Warning!
Scammers are now reusing old payment screenshots & transaction references to fake proof of payment. ⚠️
Never release crypto until you confirm the money in your own bank/app.
Stay alert — one mistake can cost your USDT. 🔐
#p2p-scams #P2PScamAwareness
$BTC $ETH $BNB

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How to Safely Trade on Binance P2P in PakistanBinance P2P (Peer-to-Peer) trading is one of the most popular methods for buying and selling cryptocurrencies in Pakistan. It allows users to trade directly with each other using local bank transfers, Easypaisa, JazzCash, and other payment methods without involving a traditional exchange in the payment process. What is Binance P2P? Binance P2P is a marketplace where buyers and sellers trade cryptocurrencies directly. Binance acts as an escrow service, holding the cryptocurrency until the payment is confirmed by both parties. How Binance Escrow Protects Users When a seller creates an advertisement, Binance locks the seller’s cryptocurrency in escrow. Once the buyer sends the payment and the seller confirms receipt, Binance releases the cryptocurrency to the buyer. This significantly reduces the risk of fraud when used correctly. Tips for Safe P2P Trading in Pakistan 1. Trade Only with Verified Merchants Choose merchants with: High completion rates (95%+)Large numbers of completed ordersPositive user feedbackVerified identity badges 2. Never Trade Outside Binance Some scammers may ask you to continue the transaction on WhatsApp, Telegram, or other platforms. Always keep communication and transactions within Binance. 3. Verify the Sender’s Name Before releasing crypto, ensure the bank account holder’s name matches the Binance verified name of the buyer. 4. Never Release Crypto Before Receiving Payment Check your bank account directly. Do not rely on screenshots or payment receipts. 5. Avoid Third-Party Payments Do not accept payments from accounts belonging to someone other than the Binance user making the purchase. 6. Keep Transaction Records Save screenshots, payment confirmations, and chat records until the trade is completed. 7. Use Reputable Payment Methods Prefer: Bank transfersEasypaisaJazzCash Use payment methods that provide clear transaction records. 8. Report Suspicious Activity If you suspect fraud, immediately open a dispute through Binance before releasing the cryptocurrency. Common Scams to Avoid Fake payment screenshotsChargeback scamsThird-party account paymentsRequests to communicate outside BinanceFake customer support messages Conclusion Binance P2P can be a safe and convenient way to buy and sell cryptocurrency in Pakistan when proper precautions are followed. Always verify payments, trade with reputable merchants, keep communication on Binance, and never release cryptocurrency until funds are fully received in your account. Following these simple safety rules can greatly reduce the risk of fraud and help ensure successful P2P transactions. #Binance #P2PScam #P2PScamAwareness

How to Safely Trade on Binance P2P in Pakistan

Binance P2P (Peer-to-Peer) trading is one of the most popular methods for buying and selling cryptocurrencies in Pakistan. It allows users to trade directly with each other using local bank transfers, Easypaisa, JazzCash, and other payment methods without involving a traditional exchange in the payment process.
What is Binance P2P?
Binance P2P is a marketplace where buyers and sellers trade cryptocurrencies directly. Binance acts as an escrow service, holding the cryptocurrency until the payment is confirmed by both parties.
How Binance Escrow Protects Users
When a seller creates an advertisement, Binance locks the seller’s cryptocurrency in escrow. Once the buyer sends the payment and the seller confirms receipt, Binance releases the cryptocurrency to the buyer.
This significantly reduces the risk of fraud when used correctly.
Tips for Safe P2P Trading in Pakistan
1. Trade Only with Verified Merchants
Choose merchants with:
High completion rates (95%+)Large numbers of completed ordersPositive user feedbackVerified identity badges
2. Never Trade Outside Binance
Some scammers may ask you to continue the transaction on WhatsApp, Telegram, or other platforms. Always keep communication and transactions within Binance.
3. Verify the Sender’s Name
Before releasing crypto, ensure the bank account holder’s name matches the Binance verified name of the buyer.
4. Never Release Crypto Before Receiving Payment
Check your bank account directly. Do not rely on screenshots or payment receipts.
5. Avoid Third-Party Payments
Do not accept payments from accounts belonging to someone other than the Binance user making the purchase.
6. Keep Transaction Records
Save screenshots, payment confirmations, and chat records until the trade is completed.
7. Use Reputable Payment Methods
Prefer:
Bank transfersEasypaisaJazzCash
Use payment methods that provide clear transaction records.
8. Report Suspicious Activity
If you suspect fraud, immediately open a dispute through Binance before releasing the cryptocurrency.
Common Scams to Avoid
Fake payment screenshotsChargeback scamsThird-party account paymentsRequests to communicate outside BinanceFake customer support messages
Conclusion
Binance P2P can be a safe and convenient way to buy and sell cryptocurrency in Pakistan when proper precautions are followed. Always verify payments, trade with reputable merchants, keep communication on Binance, and never release cryptocurrency until funds are fully received in your account.
Following these simple safety rules can greatly reduce the risk of fraud and help ensure successful P2P transactions.
#Binance #P2PScam #P2PScamAwareness
🚨P2P Update 🚨 The payment from my P2P transaction that I mentioned yesterday has now been successfully received. The amount was $3.44. This was only possible because of Binance's support and dispute resolution process. Also, the purpose of my post yesterday was never about the money. The real issue was trust. I trusted the seller to complete the transaction fairly and on time, but the process did not go as expected. Fortunately, the issue has now been resolved. So please be careful when trading on P2P and always deal with trusted merchants. ⚠️💯#P2PScamAwareness #EthereumStakingRatioRecordHigh
🚨P2P Update 🚨
The payment from my P2P transaction that I mentioned yesterday has now been successfully received. The amount was $3.44.
This was only possible because of Binance's support and dispute resolution process.

Also, the purpose of my post yesterday was never about the money. The real issue was trust. I trusted the seller to complete the transaction fairly and on time, but the process did not go as expected.

Fortunately, the issue has now been resolved.
So please be careful when trading on P2P and always deal with trusted merchants. ⚠️💯#P2PScamAwareness #EthereumStakingRatioRecordHigh
🚨 P2P Scam Alert 🚨 Sent payment for a P2P order, but the seller still hasn't released the crypto despite receiving the funds. ⚠️ An appeal has been filed immediately, and now the case is under review. Always double-check sellers and stay alert when using P2P trading. Even high completion rates don't guarantee a smooth transaction. 🔍 Trade carefully. Protect your funds. #P2PScamAwareness #Binance #CryptoSafety #P2PTrading
🚨 P2P Scam Alert 🚨
Sent payment for a P2P order, but the seller still hasn't released the crypto despite receiving the funds. ⚠️
An appeal has been filed immediately, and now the case is under review.
Always double-check sellers and stay alert when using P2P trading. Even high completion rates don't guarantee a smooth transaction.
🔍 Trade carefully. Protect your funds.
#P2PScamAwareness #Binance #CryptoSafety #P2PTrading
Just a little while ago, I placed a P2P order worth 1,000 PKR to buy some USD for a friend. The seller had a strong completion rate and looked reliable, so I went ahead with the trade. I sent the payment within minutes after receiving the account details. Unfortunately, even after getting the funds, the seller still hasn't released the crypto. I immediately opened an appeal, and now I'm waiting for the platform to review the case. Hopefully everything gets resolved soon. This is another reminder that P2P trading requires caution at all times. Even sellers with good stats can create problems, so always stay alert and keep proof of every transaction. #P2PScamAwareness #CryptoSafety #P2PTrading #StayAlert
Just a little while ago, I placed a P2P order worth 1,000 PKR to buy some USD for a friend. The seller had a strong completion rate and looked reliable, so I went ahead with the trade.

I sent the payment within minutes after receiving the account details. Unfortunately, even after getting the funds, the seller still hasn't released the crypto.

I immediately opened an appeal, and now I'm waiting for the platform to review the case. Hopefully everything gets resolved soon.

This is another reminder that P2P trading requires caution at all times. Even sellers with good stats can create problems, so always stay alert and keep proof of every transaction.

#P2PScamAwareness #CryptoSafety #P2PTrading #StayAlert
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Just got scammed on P2P 😔 A few minutes ago I tried to buy $ worth 1,000 PKR for a friend. I picked a seller with a really good completion rate and everything looked fine. He sent his account details, I transferred the money within 2-3 minutes, but now he’s not releasing the crypto. I’ve already opened an appeal, but it’s going to take 4-8 hours. Really hoping I get my money back. This is exactly why I always tell people to be super careful with P2P. No matter how good the seller’s stats look, stay alert. These scammers are getting smarter. #P2PScam #P2PScamAwareness
Just got scammed on P2P 😔

A few minutes ago I tried to buy $ worth 1,000 PKR for a friend. I picked a seller with a really good completion rate and everything looked fine. He sent his account details, I transferred the money within 2-3 minutes, but now he’s not releasing the crypto.

I’ve already opened an appeal, but it’s going to take 4-8 hours. Really hoping I get my money back.

This is exactly why I always tell people to be super careful with P2P. No matter how good the seller’s stats look, stay alert. These scammers are getting smarter.

#P2PScam #P2PScamAwareness
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Master the Art of Secure Trading on Binance P2P 🛡️The core value of P2P trading is connecting us directly as a global community without intermediate fees, However, because this trading relies heavily on mutual trust, bad actors may try to exploit impatience or trust to misappropriate assets, Let's break down how to safeguard your hard-earned funds. How does Binance P2P secure your trades? It backs community trust with robust safety mechanisms: • Escrow Service: Safely locks crypto assets until both parties confirm fulfillment. • Global Flexibility: 100+ fiat currencies & 800+ payment methods. Reading the "language of data" on a user's profile is your first line of defense before opening any trade: • Completion Rate: Aim for users with >80% to ensure trade commitment. • 30d Trades: Higher volume signals experienced and consistent traders. • Yellow Badge: Trade with Verified Merchants who have passed rigorous credential reviews. Most P2P scams rely entirely on psychological pressure and artificial urgency: • Fake Receipts & SMS Alerts: Never rely blindly on screenshots or text notifications sent by buyers. • The Golden Rule: Never tap "Payment Received" or release assets until you manually open your bank app and verify the settled balance. Strict, non-negotiable compliance rules to keep your transactions pristine: • No Third-Party Accounts: Strictly reject transfers where the bank account name doesn't match the verified Binance KYC name. • Official Chat Only: Keep all negotiations strictly inside Binance chat, External app proofs cannot be used by Customer Support in an appeal. True security boils down to patience and clarity, Scammers thrive on creating panic to force critical mistakes. Take your time, proactively use the "Block" feature on suspicious accounts, and leverage the Appeal system whenever needed, Trade smart and stay resilient 💛🛡️ #P2PScamAwareness #Binance #SAFU🙏 @Binancearabic

Master the Art of Secure Trading on Binance P2P 🛡️

The core value of P2P trading is connecting us directly as a global community without intermediate fees, However, because this trading relies heavily on mutual trust, bad actors may try to exploit impatience or trust to misappropriate assets, Let's break down how to safeguard your hard-earned funds.
How does Binance P2P secure your trades? It backs community trust with robust safety mechanisms:
• Escrow Service: Safely locks crypto assets until both parties confirm fulfillment.
• Global Flexibility: 100+ fiat currencies & 800+ payment methods.
Reading the "language of data" on a user's profile is your first line of defense before opening any trade:
• Completion Rate: Aim for users with >80% to ensure trade commitment.
• 30d Trades: Higher volume signals experienced and consistent traders.
• Yellow Badge: Trade with Verified Merchants who have passed rigorous credential reviews.
Most P2P scams rely entirely on psychological pressure and artificial urgency:
• Fake Receipts & SMS Alerts: Never rely blindly on screenshots or text notifications sent by buyers.
• The Golden Rule: Never tap "Payment Received" or release assets until you manually open your bank app and verify the settled balance.
Strict, non-negotiable compliance rules to keep your transactions pristine:
• No Third-Party Accounts: Strictly reject transfers where the bank account name doesn't match the verified Binance KYC name.
• Official Chat Only: Keep all negotiations strictly inside Binance chat, External app proofs cannot be used by Customer Support in an appeal.
True security boils down to patience and clarity, Scammers thrive on creating panic to force critical mistakes.
Take your time, proactively use the "Block" feature on suspicious accounts, and leverage the Appeal system whenever needed, Trade smart and stay resilient 💛🛡️
#P2PScamAwareness #Binance #SAFU🙏 @Binancearabic
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Always be careful when transacting P2P. If you are unsure, it's better to cancel the transaction or ask for help from Binance CS. Don't make hasty decisions #P2PScamAwareness
Always be careful when transacting P2P. If you are unsure, it's better to cancel the transaction or ask for help from Binance CS. Don't make hasty decisions #P2PScamAwareness
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⚠️ P2P SCAM WARNING – BE CAREFUL WITH "IBAN UNDER YOUR NAME" ⚠️

I almost became a victim of a new P2P method that everyone should watch out for.
The seller told me that after KYC they would create an IBAN "under my name", but the IBAN was NOT my personal bank account. They instructed me to:

✅ Send money to that IBAN
✅ Put MY OWN NAME as the receiver/account name
This immediately raised a red flag.
Here's why I refused:
If the transaction goes wrong, I could end up with bank proof showing I transferred money using my own name, but the IBAN isn't actually my bank account. If the seller later claims they never received the funds or disputes the transaction, you may have a very difficult time proving what happened.

I cancelled the trade immediately because I only send money to:
My own verified bank account, or
The verified bank account of the P2P merchant exactly as shown on the platform.

⚠️ Always verify before sending money.
Don't let anyone pressure you.

If something feels unusual, cancel the order.
Contact the exchange support if you're unsure.
I'm sharing this so other traders stay alert. Even if someone says, "It's normal, don't worry," always verify everything yourself before sending your money.
Stay safe, and remember: if something doesn't feel right, trust your instincts.
#P2P #Crypto #ScamAlert #Binance #MEXC #Bybit #OKX #USDT #CryptoSafety
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