In a platform’s P2P trading section, prices are set by individual sellers or merchants, not fixed by the platform itself. P2P prices are formed dynamically based on a combination of factors, including:
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The current market price of USDT as a reference
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Local fiat currency exchange rates and regional market conditions
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Supply and demand for USDT in a specific market
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Payment method characteristics, such as speed, convenience, and potential risk
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Seller considerations, including liquidity, transaction limits, and risk management
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Market volatility, which may cause frequent price adjustments
On reputable platforms such as LBank, the P2P
trading section is designed with transparent listings and competition among verified merchants. This allows buyers to compare multiple ads based on price, payment method, limits, and merchant credibility, and complete trades securely under the platform’s escrow protection.