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Beware of Fake Cybercrime Complaints After Binance P2P Trades — Real Experience & Precautions
I’m sharing my real experience so fellow traders stay alert and protect their money while using Binance P2P. ⚠️ What Happened to Me On 2 November 2025, I sold USDT on Binance P2P.
The buyer transferred ₹19,999 to my Axis Bank account.
After the payment was confirmed and the trade completed, I released the crypto — everything seemed normal.
A few days later, I received an email from Axis Bank stating that a “lien” (temporary freeze) of ₹XX,193.96 was placed on my account following a complaint from the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal (NCRP).
The complaint number mentioned was XXXX1250178445, and it was allegedly filed by the same person who bought my USDT.
In short, the buyer filed a false cybercrime complaint even after a legitimate trade — just to cause trouble. ⚖️ What It Means When a buyer files a complaint on NCRP (cybercrime.gov.in), the police can request banks to freeze accounts temporarily while investigating.
This is meant for genuine scam cases, but some people misuse this process to harass or blackmail sellers after receiving crypto. Banks must follow police instructions — so even if you are innocent, they cannot remove the lien until the police give clearance. 🧾 What I Did Collected all proofs:Binance P2P order IDChat screenshotsBank statement showing ₹19,999 creditEmail from Axis Bank showing lien and NCRP number Contacted all parties:Emailed the police station mentioned in the Axis email (PS Bansdeeh Road)CC’d cyber.support@axisbank.com and my home branchExplained the full situation with documents Informed Binance P2P Support:Opened an appeal with BinanceSubmitted all proofsRecorded a live video showing lien details, bank app, and NCRP number for verification
💡 What I Learned (Important for Everyone) ✅ Always record your P2P process — from payment receipt to crypto release.✅ Wait for the buyer’s payment to reflect in your bank account before releasing crypto.✅ Keep screenshots, chats, and bank proofs for at least 90 days. ⚠️ Never deal outside Binance chat or use third-party apps. ⚠️ Do not panic if you get a lien notice — collect proofs and report calmly to both police and Binance.⚠️ Never refund until authorities confirm it’s genuine; some scammers use this trick to get double benefit.
📣 My Message to Binance P2P Traders Binance P2P is safe only if you trade carefully and document everything.
The system works, but some dishonest buyers are trying to abuse India’s NCRP portal to harass legitimate sellers.
If this happens to you: Stay calm, don’t hideCooperate with police and your bankContact Binance support quickly and keep video proof ready Together, we can build awareness so honest traders don’t suffer due to frauds exploiting loopholes. 🙏 Final Thought This is a real experience — not to scare anyone, but to educate and warn others.
Always trade responsibly, record transactions, and keep all communication transparent. Let’s protect our crypto community from misuse of cyber laws.
Smart & Steady — My KITE/USDT Short Trade | +30.89% Gain 💎 Not every trade has to be explosive — sometimes, steady and smart execution makes all the difference.
This week, I took a short position on KITE/USDT (Perp) at 0.081288 and closed around 0.076265, locking in a +30.89% gain (+$261.32 USDT).
Here’s what worked for me 👇
✅ Waited for confirmation before shorting — no guessing.
✅ Managed risk tightly with a clear stop-loss.
✅ Closed at target, not driven by greed.
This trade reminded me — success in crypto isn’t about chasing every pump. It’s about recognizing structure, protecting capital, and executing with patience.
“A consistent 30% done right beats a lucky 300% done wrong.” Let the charts talk, not emotions. 📉 Every candle tells a story — and this one spoke in profits. 🚀