Binance/Bybit P2P Bot

[ovehaas]

In today’s increasingly competitive P2P market, traditional manual price adjustment and ad management methods can no longer meet the needs of efficient profitability. To address this, we have developed a P2P auto-bidding bot, tailor-made for P2P traders, helping users stand out in the fierce market.

The core advantage of the P2P auto-bidding bot lies in its intelligence and automation. Take acquiring volatile coins such as BTC and ETH as an example—precisely controlling ad prices has always been a challenge in the industry. Market prices fluctuate in real time, and manual price adjustments are not only inefficient but can also lead to increased costs due to delays. If you use proportional pricing, the ad price may be greatly adjusted by the system, resulting in additional losses. For example, if someone in the market sets a price of 10,000 and you want to surpass them, you only need to set your price to 10,001. But in practice, the price may be adjusted to 10,500, and the extra 499 becomes your additional cost.

To address these pain points, we developed the Binance & Bybit P2P Auto-Bidding Bot, which offers the following features:

Intelligent Targeted Bidding: Simply enter the target user and increment value, and the software will automatically adjust your ad price in real time based on the target user’s ad price, ensuring your ad always stays at the top. For example, if the target user “ovehaas” sets a price of 10,000 and you set the increment value to 1, the system will automatically adjust your ad price to 10,001, allowing you to easily seize the market lead without manual operation.

Precise Cost Control: You can set your ideal acquisition cost, such as wanting to buy BTC at 59 USDT each. The software will automatically detect the current BTC spot price and adjust your ad price in real time, ensuring your acquisition cost always stays close to the target price and avoiding risks caused by market fluctuations.

Batch Ad Management: Supports batch modification of ad prices, inventory, minimum purchase quantity, and other parameters, greatly improving management efficiency—ideal for multi-account and multi-ad operators.

Automatic Asset Conversion: The software will automatically detect volatile assets in your account and convert them to USDT at the first opportunity, locking in profits and reducing risk.

Automatic Inventory Replenishment: The system will automatically detect the USDT balance in your account and promptly replenish the inventory for your sell ads, ensuring your ads stay online and avoiding missed trading opportunities.

Open Source and Multi-Platform Support: The software is fully open source, integrates with multiple mainstream exchanges, and supports customization for designated exchanges to meet the personalized needs of different users.

The emergence of the P2P auto-bidding bot provides P2P traders with an efficient, precise, and automated solution, making trading simpler, safer, and more profitable. In the future, as technology continues to advance, the P2P industry will usher in a new stage of intelligent development.

Demo video: https://youtu.be/AW2CyZrDTm0
Blog website: https://apip2p.top/
Telegram channel: https://t.me/eason01993_p2p
Developer Telegram: @eason01993

[BitMaxz]

What's the purpose of the float rate?
The Intelligent Targeted Bidding works the same as a float rate; if you want to keep higher visibility or always be on the top, it'll automatically bring you there if you set the margin percentage properly.

The only thing that I notice would be useful and that I am interested in from this bot is auto conversion; other features can be done manually.

Do you have any open source since you said it is fully open source, but I can't seem to find any links from the list you provided below?

I have a question: how can people trust this software?

[Charles-Tim]

The OP is a newbie, people should just be careful because fake bots recently have been used to hack people's devices and wallets were compromised. This is one of the lasted scam. Just know about this before you will notice that it is too late after your device has been compromised.

[ovehaas]

What's the purpose of the float rate?
The Intelligent Targeted Bidding works the same as a float rate; if you want to keep higher visibility or always be on the top, it'll automatically bring you there if you set the margin percentage properly.

The only thing that I notice would be useful and that I am interested in from this bot is auto conversion; other features can be done manually.

Do you have any open source since you said it is fully open source, but I can't seem to find any links from the list you provided below?

I have a question: how can people trust this software?

Hello, I think you may be mixing up the bidding feature and the automatic price adjustment for volatile assets (floating rate). These are actually two completely different functions.

The bidding feature means you can explicitly choose the competitor you want to outperform and set how much higher your price should be than theirs. The system will continuously adjust your price automatically to ensure your ad stays at TOP 1.

The floating rate feature, on the other hand, focuses more on cost control. For example, if you want to buy Bitcoin at a cost of 59 Philippine pesos, you simply enter 59, and the system will automatically adjust your ad price based on the spot market price to keep your final purchase cost as close to 59 as possible. Compared to the bidding feature, this mode is naturally less powerful in highly competitive situations.

As mentioned in my article, the main value of this type of tool is saving both cost and operational time. It’s simply not possible to manually recalibrate prices every 5 seconds, yet TOP 1 prices often change at exactly that frequency—this is where automation really shines. Of course, if you directly raise your price from 10,000 to 19,999, you can also stay at the top, but whether that results in a loss is something you need to calculate yourself.

Finally, to clarify, this is a paid software. If you’re interested, feel free to contact me.
The software operates entirely through exchange APIs, and all permissions are fully controlled by you in the exchange settings—for example, allowing spot trading while disabling withdrawals. I believe this permission control, combined with an auditable code structure, is sufficient to address trust concerns. Thank you.

[ovehaas]

The OP is a newbie, people should just be careful because fake bots recently have been used to hack people's devices and wallets were compromised. This is one of the lasted scam. Just know about this before you will notice that it is too late after your device has been compromised.

Haha, yes, I have to admit I’m a newcomer—but everyone has their first day on this forum. You can’t judge whether someone is good or bad simply by how long they’ve been here.

The permissions granted through the API cannot be bypassed at the code level. For example, if your API is configured without withdrawal permissions, then no matter how the code is modified, it will not be able to withdraw funds through that API.

Moreover, this is an open-source project. Anyone who obtains the code can audit it to verify whether there is any malicious logic. Thank you for your attention.

[MinMan]

The permissions granted through the API cannot be bypassed at the code level. For example, if your API is configured without withdrawal permissions, then no matter how the code is modified, it will not be able to withdraw funds through that API.

I am not familiar with API, but after gaining access through API, opening a trade externally would be possible with the available funds, right? Or, like disabling withdraw option, we could disable all kind of trades as well? I guess, exchanges not realising different APIs for different functionalities which means, I assume that usual trading bot and this P2P are working based on same API but on different set of configuration.

Moreover, this is an open-source project. Anyone who obtains the code can audit it to verify whether there is any malicious logic.

Verifying would be possible only after subscribing to your service? Because, you have not shared github or any other link so far.

[GreatArkansas]

I'm curious about this: how can I make money using this P2P Bot? Like, what are the advantages of it over just doing it manually, of buying/selling in  P2P? I'm curious because I am also frequently using Bybit P2P.
Like what is/are best real life use case of this P2P Bot?

[DPHOR]

I'm curious about this: how can I make money using this P2P Bot? Like, what are the advantages of it over just doing it manually, of buying/selling in  P2P? I'm curious because I am also frequently using Bybit P2P.
Like what is/are best real life use case of this P2P Bot?

Well I do also makes use this p2p trade as well but to be frank, I do not think that bot can make that profit while trading on p2p, as that is mostly being controlled by real life human itself than depending on that bot, and there is no full time manipulation in price as it also reflects with the global market price, I mean for our local currency it would reflect with the current price in bank and the difference wouldn't be that much.

[cryptoaddictchie]

I’m curious how the bot actually mirrors what traders manually do on Binance P2P—normally we watch the top ads, adjust prices by ₱1 or $1 to stay competitive, and manage inventory by hand so it sounds like this tool simply automates that same process in real time using API access, but without the delays and human error that usually come with manual bidding.

Interesting but is it safe?

[ovehaas]

The permissions granted through the API cannot be bypassed at the code level. For example, if your API is configured without withdrawal permissions, then no matter how the code is modified, it will not be able to withdraw funds through that API.

I am not familiar with API, but after gaining access through API, opening a trade externally would be possible with the available funds, right? Or, like disabling withdraw option, we could disable all kind of trades as well? I guess, exchanges not realising different APIs for different functionalities which means, I assume that usual trading bot and this P2P are working based on same API but on different set of configuration.

Moreover, this is an open-source project. Anyone who obtains the code can audit it to verify whether there is any malicious logic.

Verifying would be possible only after subscribing to your service? Because, you have not shared github or any other link so far.

Yes, your understanding is correct. Using Binance as an example, when creating an API key, you can choose exactly which operations are allowed and which are not — such as whether futures trading is permitted, whether spot trading is allowed, whether funds can be transferred between the funding account and the spot account, and whether withdrawals are enabled, etc.

Trading and P2P are different functionalities, and the code structure and logic are different as well.

Of course, since this is open-source software, access is available only after subscribing. We also provide remote computer testing and video demonstrations.

[ovehaas]

I'm curious about this: how can I make money using this P2P Bot? Like, what are the advantages of it over just doing it manually, of buying/selling in  P2P? I'm curious because I am also frequently using Bybit P2P.
Like what is/are best real life use case of this P2P Bot?

Hello sir, if you are a high-volume and professional P2P trader, you will understand the logic behind this. I am a merchant on Binance and Bybit, and I长期 buy volatile assets such as Bitcoin and ETH. From my own experience, while being busy handling USDT sell orders, and at the same time trying to keep my ads permanently at TOP1 to get a large number of orders, I easily become overwhelmed. To stay at TOP1, there are two ways: one is manual fixed pricing. This pricing method can precisely outbid competitors, but Binance refreshes rankings every 5 seconds, which means that 5 seconds after you adjust your price, it may be outbid by others again, and because you are using a fixed price, if Bitcoin drops by 1000, your ad price will not change, and if a Bitcoin order comes in at that moment, you will incur a loss unless you cancel the trade. The other way is percentage-based pricing. This method is highly inaccurate. If the TOP1 Bitcoin ad price is 80000, using percentage pricing may adjust your ad to 80500. Percentage pricing cannot precisely set the price to 80001, even though in reality you only need to bid 80001 to surpass it. This results in you paying an extra 499 USD in additional cost for every 1 Bitcoin traded. If someone increases their percentage slightly higher than yours, you then need to manually adjust your pricing ratio again. You need to frequently check rankings, modify prices, and bear extra costs. Please look at your monthly trading volume, and you can calculate how much unnecessary extra cost you are paying every month. That is why this bot exists.

[Mpamaegbu]

To address this, we have developed a P2P auto-bidding bot, tailor-made for P2P traders, helping users stand out in the fierce market.

How so? P2P isn't regular trading like Spot or Futures. It's mere conversion to fiat. I don't see how that makes any sense with standing out in the market.

To address these pain points, we developed the []...

It's never a good idea to click on links from newbies, let alone follow their directions on where those links lead to outside the forum. Those who risk it should know they've themselves to blame if things go awry, as they do in most cases. People should be mindful and not compromise their accounts by connecting to random bots.

Moreover, this is an open-source project. Anyone who obtains the code can audit it to verify whether there is any malicious logic. Thank you for your attention.

Those who are vast in this type of thing can kindly run a test and get back to the community. Other than that, this remains suspicious.

[Roseline492]

The OP is a newbie, people should just be careful because fake bots recently have been used to hack people's devices and wallets were compromised. This is one of the lasted scam. Just know about this before you will notice that it is too late after your device has been compromised.

I agree to what you said and I wouldn't use any of this software no matter how someone explains the functions, so long as I can do what I want in P2P manually is the safest, op has already explain that the software will automatically knows what someone has on the wallet so that means at some point the software has more control of the persons account while using it. Bybit almost has all the things this software does because they also have a search a seller or buyers could insert there amount to sell or buy for people who also want the same amount to come in contact.

[bettercrypto]

I haven't used Binance or Bybit in a long time—firstly, because of the Binance ban in our country, and secondly, because I no longer have any assets on Bybit. Additionally, since you mentioned exchange bots, I should say I’m 'allergic' to those kinds of things.

I also noticed that the author of this topic is still a newbie, which, in my opinion, makes their claims difficult to believe. Since you are just a newbie, why do you feel the need to immediately post a link when we have no assurance whether you are the actual creator of it or not? Extreme caution is definitely necessary here.

[ovehaas]

I'm curious about this: how can I make money using this P2P Bot? Like, what are the advantages of it over just doing it manually, of buying/selling in  P2P? I'm curious because I am also frequently using Bybit P2P.
Like what is/are best real life use case of this P2P Bot?

Well I do also makes use this p2p trade as well but to be frank, I do not think that bot can make that profit while trading on p2p, as that is mostly being controlled by real life human itself than depending on that bot, and there is no full time manipulation in price as it also reflects with the global market price, I mean for our local currency it would reflect with the current price in bank and the difference wouldn't be that much.

Yes sir, you can do a simple calculation. Check your monthly P2P trading volume and convert it into how much Bitcoin that represents. Suppose your competitor is buying at 80,000 per BTC, and you place your bid at 80,300. If your monthly volume is 5 BTC, then your extra cost is 5 × 299 = 1,495 USDT per month. During this time, you also need to constantly check the TOP1 price and manually adjust your bid to outbid others. On top of that, if you forget to immediately convert the purchased Bitcoin into USDT and the price moves downward, you will also suffer losses. It’s that simple.

[ovehaas]

I’m curious how the bot actually mirrors what traders manually do on Binance P2P—normally we watch the top ads, adjust prices by ₱1 or $1 to stay competitive, and manage inventory by hand so it sounds like this tool simply automates that same process in real time using API access, but without the delays and human error that usually come with manual bidding.

Interesting but is it safe?

Of course, as I mentioned in my other replies, it is open source and includes API permission restrictions. In other words, you decide what permissions to grant to the bot—what it can do and what it cannot do. Whether withdrawals are enabled and whether withdrawals require two-factor authentication are all settings you configure yourself.

Many users share the same security concerns as you. What I want to emphasize is this: if you do not grant withdrawal permission to the API, yet funds are somehow withdrawn through the API, then you can file a claim with Binance. That is also why Binance does not allow APIs to perform actions beyond the permissions you explicitly authorize.

In reality, many people still don’t fully understand the true value of this bot. Only merchants who are genuinely engaged in buying Bitcoin and converting it to USDT on a regular basis can truly relate to and appreciate its benefits.

[Bobrox]

Is necessary using bot for transaction at P2P Binance or Bybit exchange? I don't see any feature or profitable from using bot as usually the service of seller or buyer when making P2P transaction trough manual. I don't know what the goal decision from OP by promoting his bot for P2P transaction, for trading maybe can acceptable trough bot but P2P transaction is not really necessary and all transaction do manually how to get respond between buyer and seller.
P2P transaction at Binance or Bybit I think too risk when using bot transaction, however I don't see how the progress of bot using for P2P transaction because all seller have set up price to sell and the buyer will sell based on seller with faster respond then actually has good price.

[cryptoaddictchie]

You need to frequently check rankings, modify prices, and bear extra costs. Please look at your monthly trading volume, and you can calculate how much unnecessary extra cost you are paying every month. That is why this bot exists.

This makes sense for high volume P2P traders since manual pricing and percentage pricing both lead to inefficiency, stress, and hidden costs, especially with fast ranking refreshes and volatile markets. A bot that precisely adjusts prices can clearly protect margins and save time.

Having said that, how does the bot avoid constant price wars with other automated ads? Does it account for sudden market drops or liquidity changes, and how safe is it in terms of platform rules and account risk?

[esc1993]

To address this, we have developed a P2P auto-bidding bot, tailor-made for P2P traders, helping users stand out in the fierce market.

How so? P2P isn't regular trading like Spot or Futures. It's mere conversion to fiat. I don't see how that makes any sense with standing out in the market.

To address these pain points, we developed the []...

It's never a good idea to click on links from newbies, let alone follow their directions on where those links lead to outside the forum. Those who risk it should know they've themselves to blame if things go awry, as they do in most cases. People should be mindful and not compromise their accounts by connecting to random bots.

Moreover, this is an open-source project. Anyone who obtains the code can audit it to verify whether there is any malicious logic. Thank you for your attention.

Those who are vast in this type of thing can kindly run a test and get back to the community. Other than that, this remains suspicious.

Of course, everyone has a different level of risk tolerance. In my understanding, downloading software from unknown sources or entering passwords on phishing websites or granting permissions can lead to security issues. However, in my view, simply clicking a link does not cause any loss. So our perceptions are quite different. You’re not a P2P merchant, so it seems you can’t really relate, haha. Anyway, thank you for your reply.

[esc1993]

The OP is a newbie, people should just be careful because fake bots recently have been used to hack people's devices and wallets were compromised. This is one of the lasted scam. Just know about this before you will notice that it is too late after your device has been compromised.

I agree to what you said and I wouldn't use any of this software no matter how someone explains the functions, so long as I can do what I want in P2P manually is the safest, op has already explain that the software will automatically knows what someone has on the wallet so that means at some point the software has more control of the persons account while using it. Bybit almost has all the things this software does because they also have a search a seller or buyers could insert there amount to sell or buy for people who also want the same amount to come in contact.

Sir, I’ve read your reply. To sum it up in one sentence: you’re concerned about security and are willing to do P2P trading manually because of that. All I can say is that P2P trading in your region is probably not very active. I’m a merchant in the Philippines—please take a look at Binance P2P in the Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, and other popular countries. Professional users handle 300–400 orders per day, and ad prices are extremely complex. If you want to get orders, would you really still manually adjust prices and handle orders by hand? Do you still think manual operation is the trend of the times?

As for the security concerns you mentioned, I’ve already gone on at length about this, haha. To summarize: the key question is not to ask me, and not to ask you, but to ask the exchange’s customer support directly. Ask them: “If my API does not have withdrawal permissions enabled, is it possible for any hacker—no matter how skilled—to take assets out of my account through code?” I believe the customer support’s answer would be the most convincing reassurance.

To be honest, we’re also developing bots that integrate automatic transfers, automatic order release, and automatic dispute handling. When that’s ready, the entire process can run 24/7 with no manual intervention at all.