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Binance P2P Advertisements Posting Requirements

Binance P2P Advertisements Posting Requirements

2022-07-12 08:18
To optimize the P2P trading experience, Binance has added new requirements for users posting advertisements on Binance P2P.
To post P2P buy ads, you must fulfill the below requirements:
User Type
Requirements
P2P Merchants
Must be verified by the Binance P2P team
General Users (Non-Merchants)
Must meet ALL of the following requirements:
  • Your account must be registered ≥ 30 days;
  • You must complete Identity Verification and enable at least one Two-factor Authentication (2FA), such as Google Authenticator;
  • Number of completed P2P orders ≥ 20;
  • 30-day P2P order completion rate ≥ 80%; and
  • Number of unique trading counterparties ≥ 10.
Notes:
  • Only verified merchants are allowed to post ads in the CNY market;
  • The new requirements are only applicable to posting P2P buy ads in the [Sell] zone;
  • “Completed P2P orders” refers to P2P orders whose status shows as “Completed”;
  • 30-day P2P order completion rate = 1 - Total number of canceled purchase orders in the last 30 days / Total number of completed orders in the last 30 days;
  • If your 30-day order completion rate drops below 80%, you may not be able to post any new ads. However, the ads you created before will remain visible.
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