OKX P2P Dispute Resolution Rules

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Buyer Complaints

1. Order Cancellation

Orders may be canceled due to payment expiration or buyer errors, even after payment completion. OKX support will attempt to contact the seller for refund coordination. Accounts exhibiting uncooperative behavior* may face suspension.

2. Payment-Amount/Order-Volume Mismatch

When overpayment occurs, OKX will facilitate partial refunds. Disputes are evaluated based on:

3. Seller Delay in Crypto Release

For delayed crypto releases:

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4. Seller Refusal to Release Crypto

OKX manually processes orders when:

5. Sensitive Payment Notes

Crypto-related notes (e.g., "BTC payment") trigger:

6. Offensive Language Usage

Platform-wide offensive language (chat, notes, etc.) may result in:


Seller Complaints

1. Unpaid "Completed" Orders

If buyers mark orders complete without payment:

2. Verification/Payment Discrepancies

Mismatched Accounts:

Name Mismatches:

Underpayments:

3. Unverified Crypto Releases

Sellers releasing crypto without payment confirmation:

4. Offensive Language

Same penalties as buyer violations apply.


Key Definitions

Uncooperative behavior includes:

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FAQ Section

Q: How long does dispute resolution take?
A: Typically 2-5 business days, depending on payment method and region.

Q: Can OKX forcibly refund payments?
A: No. OKX facilitates negotiations but can't access user funds directly.

Q: What proof validates payments?
A: Unedited transaction screenshots from payment apps/banks showing:

Q: Are verbal agreements binding?
A: No. Only platform-recorded communications hold weight in disputes.

Q: How many disputes trigger suspensions?
A: 3+ validated complaints within 30 days may restrict accounts.

Q: Can banned accounts be reinstated?
A: Yes, after completing OKX's compliance review process.


Disclaimer: OKX reserves full rights to suspend services for non-compliant users. Cryptocurrency trading involves inherent risks - consult financial advisors before transacting. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results.