OKX P2P Platform Dispute Resolution Rules

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Buyer Disputes

1. Order Cancellation

If a payment is successfully processed but the order gets canceled due to payment expiration or buyer error, OKX support will contact the seller to arrange a refund. Accounts refusing cooperation or acting in bad faith may face suspension or termination*.

2. Payment Amount Mismatch

When buyers overpay, OKX ensures refund of excess funds. Disputes are reviewed with evidence from both parties. Sellers failing to refund may incur account restrictions*.

Note: For transactions exceeding $1,000, a 5% price deviation tolerance applies—exceeding this cancels the order.

3. Seller Crypto Release Delays

4. Seller Refusal to Release Crypto

If buyers pay correctly but sellers withhold crypto (except for prices 10% below market rate), OKX manually releases funds after 12 hours.

5. Cryptocurrency-Related Payment Notes

Buyers adding crypto-related terms (e.g., "BTC," "P2P") in payment details may face refund delays. Refund costs are borne by the buyer.

6. Offensive Language Usage

Profanity in OKX P2P chats or comment sections may lead to trading suspensions.

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Seller Disputes

1. False "Payment Completed" Claims

Buyers failing to pay or provide unedited payment proof risk order cancellation. Repeat offenders face trade restrictions.

2. Payment Account Mismatches

3. Unconfirmed Payments with Crypto Release

Sellers must report unconfirmed payments via OKX support. Buyers unresponsive to repayment requests may face legal action. OKX isn’t liable for losses from premature releases.

4. Offensive Language

Both parties using profanity in P2P interactions risk account trade suspensions.

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FAQ Section

Q1: How long does OKX take to resolve P2P disputes?

A: Typically 2–5 business days, depending on evidence complexity and regional timelines.

Q2: Can I recover funds if I paid to the wrong account?

A: Recovery isn’t guaranteed. Always verify payment details before transacting.

Q3: What happens if a seller doesn’t release crypto?

A: OKX manually intervenes after 12 hours (or 15 minutes for real-time payments).

Q4: Are there fees for dispute-related refunds?

A: Yes—buyers typically bear refund costs unless seller misconduct is proven.

Q5: How does OKX handle abusive users?

A: Accounts with repeated violations face temporary or permanent trade restrictions.


Bad faith actions include fraud, payment defaults, unjustified dispute filings, hidden fees, and off-platform trade solicitations. OKX reserves the right to suspend services for non-cooperative users. Digital assets carry risks—consult a financial advisor before trading.