đ Limits in P2P transactions
Each ad in the P2P marketplace can have a minimum and maximum trade amount, set by the buyer or seller.
Keep in mind:
The minimum amount usually varies depending on the payment method and local currency.
The maximum amount depends on the ad settings and your KYC verification level.
Example:
A seller may require trades between 50 and 500 USDT.
If your KYC level doesnât allow you to trade beyond a certain monthly amount, you must respect that limit.
đ Timeframes for P2P orders
Payment time: once the order is created, the buyer has up to 30 minutes to mark the order as paid.
If not marked within that time, the order is automatically canceled.
Release time: after the buyer marks the order as paid, the seller has up to 30 minutes to release the USDT.
If the seller doesnât release and the buyer already paid, the buyer can open a dispute.
đ Important notes
El Dorado keeps the USDT in escrow throughout the entire process.
Once the time limits expire, orders may be canceled automatically or move into dispute.
Transaction limits also depend on your KYC verification level.
đĄ Useful tips
Check each adâs limits before creating an order.
Make sure you have the funds available before starting a purchase.
If youâve received payment, donât delay releasing the USDT: avoid unnecessary disputes.
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đ Knowing the limits and timeframes of P2P transactions helps you trade more efficiently, safely, and confidently.