When should I use P2P?
Use P2P when the exchange order and payment method fit the local-currency transaction you need.
P2P Order Execution Guide
Compare the offer, keep communication inside the platform order, pay only to the account shown, and release crypto only after the funds are actually received.
Use P2P when the exchange order and payment method fit the local-currency transaction you need. Use direct buy or another supported fiat method when you do not want to interact with another marketplace participant.
Direct verdict
Use P2P when the exchange order and payment method fit the local-currency transaction you need.
Use direct buy or another supported fiat method when you do not want to interact with another marketplace participant.
In P2P, the counterparty is the buyer or seller on the listed offer. The exchange provides the order flow; it is not always the party selling you the coin directly.
No. Confirm funds in your own account or trusted payment view before releasing crypto.
Buy execution
Open an approved exchange account that supports the P2P market you need.
Select Buy for USDT and the fiat currency you will pay with.
Confirm USDT and the local currency before comparing offers.
Inspect payment method, order limit, price, and advertiser terms.
Start the exchange order so payment details stay inside the platform flow.
Check the recipient name and payment destination shown in the order.
Pay only to the account shown in the order, for the exact amount.
Mark the order paid only after you have completed the payment.
Stay in the order until the platform releases USDT.
Verify the USDT balance before leaving the order screen.
Save order ID, payment time, release time, and notes.
Sell execution
Select Sell for USDT and the fiat currency you want to receive.
Choose a method you can check directly in your own account.
Confirm the buyer, amount, and order terms before continuing.
Keep communication inside the platform order.
Do not treat a screenshot or notification as settlement.
Verify the funds in your bank or payment account yourself.
Release crypto only after the funds are actually received.
Save order ID, receipt time, release time, and any hash.
Order mechanics
Separate the platform order from the counterparty. Escrow, where officially supported, is a process control—not a promise of recovery.
Compare the offer before opening the order. Check payment method, limits, and terms that affect completion.
The exchange order holds the payment details and status sequence. Keep the deal there instead of moving to a side chat.
Where the exchange officially supports escrow, the asset stays under platform control until the order sequence completes. Escrow does not guarantee recovery in every dispute.
Buyers mark paid only after sending funds. Sellers confirm receipt in their own account before release.
Release crypto only after settlement is visible in the receiving account. Screenshots are not settlement.
If the order does not match reality, use the platform appeal process with the order record, payment evidence, and timestamps.
Deal record handoff
Move the completed order into a personal record, then continue to the next destination only after the details match.
Exchange selection
Account choice when the confirmed 20% partner rebate and market access lead the decision. Rebate is separate from P2P offer terms.
Account choice when ABOX1, trading-fee rebate, and missions matter for the wider trading setup. Keep those offers separate from P2P order pricing.
Useful when Buy, P2P, and Convert need to stay in one broad account after the cash-access step.
Useful when P2P access connects to a later Unified Trading Account workflow. Keep funding and trading account rules distinct.
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FAQ
Choose an exchange, open Buy for USDT, compare offers and payment methods, open the order, pay only to the account shown, mark paid after payment, wait for release, confirm the asset, and preserve the record.
Choose Sell, select the payment method, open the order, wait for actual receipt in your own account, release only after settlement, and preserve the order record.
Inspect payment method, order limits, price, completion terms, and any instructions that affect how payment and release work.
Release only after the funds are actually received in the payment account you control. Do not release from a screenshot, message, or notification alone.
Use the platform appeal or dispute process with the order ID, payment evidence, timestamps, and communication kept inside the order.
No. Confirmed partner rebates and trading-fee offers are account-level benefits. They are not a claim that every P2P order price includes those benefits.