Topic: Binance P2P (Read 328 times)
Binance p2p is very simple to use, what you need to do is that you have to warned the buyer or sender not to include any narratives like " no crypto related tag on the deal or narration". you can release to the currency to him. The reason for p2p is mostly in some countries that do not allow direct deposit from bank.
Sorry for late responding, I was traveling to one of the countries and the problem was with Western fees agents. The lowest fee I found on LBC/Localcryptos was 10% which is expensive.
I found someone who will do it without any fees but he only use Binance P2P.
Greed is not a good thing, I used Localcryptos and it worked successfully even though I incurred the 10% + Western fees.
I found someone who will do it without any fees but he only use Binance P2P.
Greed is not a good thing, I used Localcryptos and it worked successfully even though I incurred the 10% + Western fees.
If you think you can't pass the KYC verification under Binance P2P because you are in a restricted country, just use the localcryptos as you already used it successfully. Because if you will insist using binance p2p, your funds may get into trouble and you would find yourself regretting. So in my opinion, better pay that 10% fee rather than getting into trouble. Or find someone here in the forum that is charging less fee for the conversion of your fiat. Go to your local section and ask for help. But don't forget to use escrow to safeguard your funds.
Especially with the currently hostile environment between Binance and regulators, they will probably up the KYC.
Just use on-forum escrow or LBC, I think you're much safer with them.
LBC may not be any much different from Binance when it comes to KYC requirements. In fact I found them to be asking way to much details as compared to BinanceJust use on-forum escrow or LBC, I think you're much safer with them.
Secondly, LBC is also restricted in all but 10 states in the US. If OP is not from one of the unrestricted states. Then his situation isn't any much different
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Sorry for late responding, I was traveling to one of the countries and the problem was with Western fees agents. The lowest fee I found on LBC/Localcryptos was 10% which is expensive.
I found someone who will do it without any fees but he only use Binance P2P.
Greed is not a good thing, I used Localcryptos and it worked successfully even though I incurred the 10% + Western fees.
I found someone who will do it without any fees but he only use Binance P2P.
Greed is not a good thing, I used Localcryptos and it worked successfully even though I incurred the 10% + Western fees.
Don't recommend that you use it.
The fact that you are accessing it with VPN from a banned country is definitely not reassuring. What if you were to be scammed and Binance mediation was called into resolve the issue? Certainly not the best look for you if you had to explain all your details were incorrect at signup.
Especially with the currently hostile environment between Binance and regulators, they will probably up the KYC.
Just use on-forum escrow or LBC, I think you're much safer with them.
The fact that you are accessing it with VPN from a banned country is definitely not reassuring. What if you were to be scammed and Binance mediation was called into resolve the issue? Certainly not the best look for you if you had to explain all your details were incorrect at signup.
Especially with the currently hostile environment between Binance and regulators, they will probably up the KYC.
Just use on-forum escrow or LBC, I think you're much safer with them.
Yes I am using Binance p2p there is amazing futures yes you must do verification if you want to trade p2p yes there have western union future my suggestion you must trade with merchant person and see the how much trade completed the person you want to trade 
It's not a must that one should only perform trades with merchants. There are some good trading partners too who are not merchants. As long as you follow the trading instructions like not releasing your crypto unless you have confirmed that the funds were sent to your account and avoid reversible payment methods such as PayPal. You will never be scammed. I want to use Binance p2p escrow service almost my country is banned from using this platform, I can still use it via VPN, someone wants to send money to me and we need to use binance p2p what is your experience with this service?
Do I need ID verification? fees? How do I avoid scam?
TIP: I want to use binance p2p to make a Western Union transfer.
Yes I am using Binance p2p there is amazing futures yes you must do verification if you want to trade p2p yes there have western union future my suggestion you must trade with merchant person and see the how much trade completed the person you want to trade Do I need ID verification? fees? How do I avoid scam?
TIP: I want to use binance p2p to make a Western Union transfer.
Why even use Binance P2P at the point?
I don't understand why using any exchange would make sense in his situation, the op said: "someone wants to send money to me" so, why is not sending him directly the money via WU and be done for. If there is a trade, why would somebody goes through all this trouble of trading with exactly one person in a foreign country, a country that is banned on some exchange an has probably little to no options of payment processors.
If he needs a p2p exchange it means he needs the escrow so there is little trust, why even do it when you're straight out going through fake your identity and location and risk everything. If you don't trust the other person and he knows your location he can easily screw you in a dispute forcing you to reveal you were using the site without being allowed to.
I'm really curious how this went but seems like OP hasn't paid attention to this anymore.
Apart from what above said, you have to complete identity verification; since you are using VPN, I doubt you could be able to verify. After successfully KYC verification, AFAIK, I guess you have to apply for being a merchant/agent of Binance p2p; After that, if you are accepted, you can sell your coins. I can be worng. please correct me if so.
Thing is, passing KYC (somehow) does not eliminate the risk of getting locked out of your funds as all it takes is just a flagged transaction where OP will be asked for further documents or binance reviewing their accounts therefore it's not advisable to even try.
However any CEX is like a casino in Vegas - it always win
I would never ever recommend you to use a platform without doing at least one tier of verification (if that platform allows verification). Most of them have a very small trigger treshold,,, and you do not want to be depositing and trading and then suddenly be asked to verify (and you cannot).
Actually curious about Binance P2P sometimes but it is just another form of Localbitcoins (your coins held on custody).
Actually curious about Binance P2P sometimes but it is just another form of Localbitcoins (your coins held on custody).
Why even use Binance P2P at the point? You are at risk of having your account frozen, you are at risk of having your coins seized, you have to complete KYC, and you have to deposit any coins on to their platform. They have completely removed all the benefits of P2P, and you have no security and no privacy.
Bisq, Hodl Hodl, and LocalCryptos all support Western Union as a payment method as OP wanted to use, all require zero KYC, and all let you keep control of your own coins before depositing to escrow prior to making the trade. There is no risk of being banned or blocked or having your coins seized. Surely using one of them is a far more sensible option?
Bisq, Hodl Hodl, and LocalCryptos all support Western Union as a payment method as OP wanted to use, all require zero KYC, and all let you keep control of your own coins before depositing to escrow prior to making the trade. There is no risk of being banned or blocked or having your coins seized. Surely using one of them is a far more sensible option?
All exchanges are banning it customers sometimes even without reason.
If things are that worse already when you haven't even done anything wrong yet, just imagine if you actually breached their Terms of Service...
The main plus that if you are using P2P, you usually doesn't keep high amount of funds on exchange and deposit it just before you sell it or withdraw after purchase exactly.
Indeed but make sure to remember at some point your money is in their hands, anything could happen after you deposit, during the trade and after you initiate the withdrawal because this has to be approved by them first.
Apart from what above said, you have to complete identity verification; since you are using VPN, I doubt you could be able to verify. After successfully KYC verification, AFAIK, I guess you have to apply for being a merchant/agent of Binance p2p; After that, if you are accepted, you can sell your coins. I can be worng. please correct me if so.
After I got verified on Binance sometime back, initially there was a requirement to apply to become a merchant in order to be able to post Buy and Sell Ads but I could still place buy and sell orders. After some time, the requirement isn't there anymore even when I did not apply to be a merchant. I can still post ads.Apart from what above said, you have to complete identity verification; since you are using VPN, I doubt you could be able to verify. After successfully KYC verification, AFAIK, I guess you have to apply for being a merchant/agent of Binance p2p; After that, if you are accepted, you can sell your coins. I can be worng. please correct me if so.
Thing is, passing KYC (somehow) does not eliminate the risk of getting locked out of your funds as all it takes is just a flagged transaction where OP will be asked for further documents or binance reviewing their accounts therefore it's not advisable to even try.
However any CEX is like a casino in Vegas - it always win
Apart from what above said, you have to complete identity verification; since you are using VPN, I doubt you could be able to verify. After successfully KYC verification, AFAIK, I guess you have to apply for being a merchant/agent of Binance p2p; After that, if you are accepted, you can sell your coins. I can be worng. please correct me if so.
Thing is, passing KYC (somehow) does not eliminate the risk of getting locked out of your funds as all it takes is just a flagged transaction where OP will be asked for further documents or binance reviewing their accounts therefore it's not advisable to even try.
EDIT: referring to people like OP who is in binance's restricted country which is a much greater risk compared to what a regular user has
Apart from what above said, you have to complete identity verification; since you are using VPN, I doubt you could be able to verify. After successfully KYC verification, AFAIK, I guess you have to apply for being a merchant/agent of Binance p2p; After that, if you are accepted, you can sell your coins. I can be worng. please correct me if so.
Using a VPN isn't going to help here since Binance require identity verification to be able to use their p2p service. They will lock your account if they find out you are from a banned country.
If the other party doesn't mind, then you can use any other p2p exchange which doesn't restrict your country or even better use a truly decentralized service such as Bisq or Hodl Hodl where you don't have to worry about country restrictions.
If the other party doesn't mind, then you can use any other p2p exchange which doesn't restrict your country or even better use a truly decentralized service such as Bisq or Hodl Hodl where you don't have to worry about country restrictions.
Im using this service few times a week.
Im happy with that and had no issues with it usually. Just one time i was bying crypto with credit card on Binance with plans to exchange it via P2P later and transaction finished with error, funds was hold for 10 days by my bank. What about rest? it works just perfect if you need quick change and its much better than localbitcoins.
This is common in most exchanges when buying crypto using credit card or funds from bank to avoid fraud. Fortunately, I never use credit cards or any bank with all my crypto dealingsIm happy with that and had no issues with it usually. Just one time i was bying crypto with credit card on Binance with plans to exchange it via P2P later and transaction finished with error, funds was hold for 10 days by my bank. What about rest? it works just perfect if you need quick change and its much better than localbitcoins.
You should probably try other different payment methods. Binance has got lots of options.
Thank you for you advise - i finally chosen Binance P2P and made direct funds transfer and successfully received my crypto. That was first time with P2P, but now i'm using it often and get no issues with my bank.
Im using this service few times a week.
Im happy with that and had no issues with it usually. Just one time i was bying crypto with credit card on Binance with plans to exchange it via P2P later and transaction finished with error, funds was hold for 10 days by my bank. What about rest? it works just perfect if you need quick change and its much better than localbitcoins.
This is common in most exchanges when buying crypto using credit card or funds from bank to avoid fraud. Fortunately, I never use credit cards or any bank with all my crypto dealingsIm happy with that and had no issues with it usually. Just one time i was bying crypto with credit card on Binance with plans to exchange it via P2P later and transaction finished with error, funds was hold for 10 days by my bank. What about rest? it works just perfect if you need quick change and its much better than localbitcoins.
You should probably try other different payment methods. Binance has got lots of options.
I want to use Binance p2p escrow service almost my country is banned from using this platform, I can still use it via VPN, someone wants to send money to me and we need to use binance p2p what is your experience with this service?
Do I need ID verification? fees? How do I avoid scam?
TIP: I want to use binance p2p to make a Western Union transfer.
Your country banned binance exchange mean you can' register their anymore because you need to register with ID to use binance p2p and its mandatory I guess. You can use other p2p trading platforms like LBC which even supports where cryptos are completely banned but you need ID, Selfie and for higher tier you also need to provide address verification. Do I need ID verification? fees? How do I avoid scam?
TIP: I want to use binance p2p to make a Western Union transfer.
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