Section 9.2: P2P Compliance and Banking Safety

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In many jurisdictions (such as Nigeria and parts of Africa), commercial banking systems operate under regulatory mandates that restrict crypto transactions. If a bank detects a wire transaction linked to cryptocurrency trading, they will freeze or block the account immediately.

### Operational Safety Guidelines
To prevent your bank account from being blocked while doing P2P trading, you must adhere to strict wire safety rules:
1. **Never write crypto keywords:** Do not include words like ‘Crypto’, ‘USDT’, ‘Bitcoin’, ‘Quidax’, or ‘Binance’ inside the bank transfer memo or reference fields. Leave the reference field blank or write a simple name or order number.
2. **Name matching check:** Ensure the bank sender’s name matches the verified name on the P2P platform. Reject transfers from third-party accounts, as they are often linked to stolen bank credentials or chargeback fraud.
3. **Use separate bank accounts:** Do not use your primary payroll or business bank account for P2P transactions. Maintain a secondary, dedicated account to isolate risk.