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About Bidunbao
Let's get the most honest thing out of the way first: "Bidunbao editors" is a pen name for our small content team, not a single real person. We don't invent an editor-in-chief with a degree, years on a trading desk, or a track record to look impressive, and we don't paste in titles that don't belong to us. What we can offer is what we actually learned from buying USDT on Binance P2P ourselves — the mistakes, the near-misses — plus sources you can click through and check. This page lays out who we are, where we stand, how we make money, and how we check what we publish.
What we are
Bidunbao is an independent guide with one focus: how to buy USDT on Binance P2P safely, cash out without drama, and keep your bank account from being frozen or your payment reversed. We're not an exchange, we don't hold anyone's money, and we never send or receive your funds.
The boundary worth stating plainly: we are not affiliated with Binance and have no agency, partnership, or authorization from them. This is not an official Binance site. We mention the Binance brand because the guides are about operating on that platform, but we don't speak for Binance, and nothing here should be read as an official position. Platform rules, fees, and limits can change at any time — whatever you see on Binance's own pages after you log in is what counts.
Our scope and our stance
We write about how to operate safely and how to bring your risk down: vetting a P2P merchant, sizing and spreading your trades, using a dedicated account, keeping full evidence of every order, choosing the right withdrawal network, storing USDT after you buy, and — if your account is ever frozen — what to do first to protect yourself and cooperate with any investigation.
A few things we deliberately don't do, listed here so you can hold us to it:
- No coin picks, no calls. We don't tell you what to buy or when to buy it.
- No price predictions and no market timing.
- No investment, financial, or legal advice. The articles are a summary of public information; they aren't tailored to your situation.
- On the legal side of frozen accounts, we only cover compliant self-protection — how to recognise dirty money and runner merchants, how to stay clear of them, and how to keep evidence so you can appeal and cooperate. Whether an account is frozen or released, and for how long, is decided by banks and the authorities. If it happens to you, consult a qualified lawyer; local law applies. We never teach or endorse evading AML checks, monitoring, or an investigation.
Editorial principles and fact-checking
We try to make every piece hold up when someone checks it. In practice, that means:
- Facts get sourced. For claims about platform rules, fees, or confirmation counts, we link to Binance's official help centre, block explorers (like Tronscan or Etherscan), or a chain's own docs, so you can verify it yourself.
- Changing numbers need a source and review date. Fees, limits, confirmation counts and freeze durations can change. This site uses the owner-confirmed wording that eligible invited users may receive a fee rebate of up to 20%; the actual rate, eligible products, region, eligibility and duration still follow Binance's current official signup page and local rules.
- Experience and fact are kept apart. When something is our own hands-on impression, we mark it as such; when it's a platform rule, we cite it. We don't blend the two into "tested data."
- We fix mistakes in the open. We get things wrong. When we do, we correct them and log the notable ones in our corrections record instead of quietly editing them away.
How we make money (affiliate disclosure)
This site may earn a commission through the affiliate link in its self-contained signup tutorial. The external link is limited to that tutorial and disclosed beside the link.
Eligible invited users may receive a fee rebate of up to 20%; the actual rate, eligible products, region, eligibility and duration follow Binance's current official signup page and local rules. This does not guarantee that every user receives 20% or any saving. Using the link is entirely your choice.
One more thing: registration eligibility, KYC, regional availability, and any fee-discount eligibility all follow Binance's current rules, which can change at any time. If Binance isn't supported where you live or your local law doesn't allow it, don't register or trade — and don't use a VPN or false details to get around the limits. Binance.com is restricted in the United States; if that's you, this isn't for you.
What we won't do
So you can judge this site fairly, here's the line we hold: we don't fake degrees, don't claim licences we don't have, don't invent a trading history, and don't fabricate media coverage or celebrity endorsements. We don't post "verified" social-account links to borrow credibility, and we list no sameAs profiles. Anything claiming to be an "official portal," a "latest address," or a "click here to claim a prize" is not us — treat it as phishing. Judge us by the content and the sources, not by a title.
Contact and corrections
Found a wrong figure or a dead link, or want to talk about collaboration or copyright? Write to [email protected]. We read what we can. There's more detail on the contact page.
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Last updated: 2026-07-03.