How to post a trade advertisement on Binance P2P (web)
How to post a trade advertisement on Binance P2P (web)
2020-09-21 13:29
Last Updated: 12 August 2024
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1. Log in to your Binance account and go to [Trade] - [P2P].
2. Click [More] - [Post new Ad].
3. Select the ad type (buy or sell), asset, and fiat currency. Then, choose the price type: you can choose either [Floating] or [Fixed] pricing. Then click [Next].
Note:
- Fixed price ad: Your ad price is fixed and does not move with the market price of the crypto. You will need to enter/edit the exact price for your ad.
- Floating price ad: Your ad price fluctuates with the market and is refreshed every minute.
Example: If you set the ad price margin at 95%, it means the ad price can be up to 5% below the current market price. If you choose 105%, the ad price can be up to 5% higher than the current market price.
4. Set the total trading amount, order limit, and choose up to 5 payment methods.
Please note that buyers must complete payment within the payment time limit you set; otherwise, the order will be canceled.
5. You can add the following information to your ad:
Remarks (Optional): A reference for users before they place an order.
Auto Reply (Optional): A message will be automatically sent to the counterparty after they place an order.
Select Region(s) Availability: Your ad will be displayed in the region(s) that match the user's ad filter.
Counterparty Conditions: Users who do not meet the conditions won’t be able to place an order.
After setting up the conditions, click [Post].
6. Review the ad details and click [Confirm to post].
7. You can see the status of your ad under [More] - [My ads].
8. When the ad is published, you can edit, close, or turn it online/offline. Then click [Post].
Please note that you won’t be able to change an ad once you close it.
For more details regarding P2P advertisements, please refer to: