What to Do If Your Binance P2P Order Is Disputed

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1. Where to Find Details About Your Disputed Binance P2P Order

If your Binance P2P (Peer-to-Peer) order is disputed, you'll receive notifications via SMS and email. Immediately log in to your Binance account and follow these steps:

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In this scenario, the screenshot shows the "disputed party" (buyer) perspective—where the buyer marked "Paid" but the seller claims they never received funds.


2. Negotiate via Chat and Respond to the Dispute

Option A: Agree with the Dispute

Option B: Disagree with the Dispute

Note: Both parties receive SMS/email alerts when support replies. Check the Dispute Process page for updates—here, the buyer was asked to submit proof of payment.


3. Submit Evidence as Requested by Support

  1. Click the yellow "Provide More Information" button.
  2. Describe the situation and upload proof (e.g., payment receipts).
  3. Click "Appeal" to submit.

Deadline Alert: Failure to submit proof may lead to Binance enforcing arbitration (e.g.,强制放行强制取消).

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4. Continue Negotiating During the Process

Use the chat feature (available on both the Order Details and Dispute Process pages) to communicate with the other party.


FAQs

Q1: How long does Binance take to resolve P2P disputes?

A: Typically 24–72 hours after evidence submission, depending on case complexity.

Q2: What evidence strengthens my dispute case?

A: Screenshots of bank transfers, blockchain transaction IDs, or chat logs confirming payment.

Q3: Can I cancel a dispute after initiating it?

A: Yes, if both parties agree—contact support for assistance.

Q4: What happens if I ignore a dispute?

A: Binance may auto-arbitrate, potentially favoring the other party.


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