C2C as a built-in key module within the trading platform is the true link between the real world and the blockchain ecosystem. Frankly speaking, the current system still cannot achieve perfect mutual transfer of crypto assets and fiat currency—if it could be as smooth as decentralized exchanges, that would be ideal. But the reality is, C2C remains a necessity for most users, especially when dealing with large deposits and withdrawals.

This is also why I want to talk about the pitfalls and tips of C2C trading. To be honest, the essence of C2C is trust-based fund transfers between strangers, which involves many risk points.

**Operational tips first:**

When using the C2C feature, never just click one-click order for speed; you must choose the advertiser yourself. Prioritize those with: a deposit guarantee, complete identity verification, and over 1000 completed transactions. The withdrawal process is the most critical—make sure the receiving account is real-name verified and dual-authenticated. For payment methods, try to choose those from major platforms; avoid special payment tools if possible. Timing also matters—avoid entering or exiting during quiet trading hours, as dealing with issues later can be very troublesome.

**Depositing funds is less particular**—your funds on the platform are definitely compliant. It doesn’t matter what payment method the merchant uses; multiple accounts for receiving payments are understandable, but large single transactions will definitely have risk control measures.

**One last piece of advice:** most users don’t need over-the-counter (OTC) trading. If someone around you advises you to operate OTC, be cautious—there’s usually bad intent. When your funds truly require OTC channels, you won’t encounter problems or need these tips at all.