Bitget P2P Trading Rules for Buyers, Sellers, and Advertisers
Summary
This guide describes operational rules for peer-to-peer crypto transactions, organized around buyers, sellers, and advertisers. It covers account setup, payment timing, order cancellations, confirming payment before marking an order paid, matching payer identity to account details, and releasing crypto after payment. It also explains that disputed orders may lead to refunds, appeals, restrictions, or account freezes under the platform’s procedures.
The central practical lesson is to follow the order instructions, use the payment account and destination specified for the transaction, keep communication available, and handle disputes through the platform’s appeal process. Advertisers are advised to take listings offline when unavailable; private ads carry a stated lack of platform risk-control protection. This is a platform-specific rules document, not a market analysis or trading strategy. Its procedures and enforcement terms may change, and the text does not independently evaluate how consistently the platform applies them.
Key ideas
- Buyers should complete payment within the order window and mark an order paid only after funds have been sent.
- Sellers should verify receipt and payer identity before releasing the crypto, and use appeals to address disputes.
- Repeated cancellations can restrict buying or suspend ad auto-matching for the day.
- Advertisers should manage availability and understand that private-ad transactions lack the stated platform risk-control protection.
- The rules describe platform procedures and do not assess market risk or execution quality.
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