You buy USDT (a digital dollar) from another person and pay them in MAD. Binance locks the seller's crypto during the trade: it can only be released to you.
App Store or Google Play.
For identity verification, and at the agency if you pay in cash.
A bank account in your name, or cash to send through Cash Plus / Wafacash.
Sign up with your email or phone number, then complete verification:
Profile › Identity VerificationFrom the app's home screen, tap the yellow button:
Add Funds › P2P TradingOn a computer, the same option is under Deposit, in the "I don't have crypto assets" section.
At the top of the P2P screen, stay in the P2P area (not "Express"): you choose your seller yourself.
On a computer: Deposit › P2P Trading.
The "Buy Crypto" page picks the seller for you (here Attijariwafa via P2P), from 250 to 95,000 MAD.
Tap Buy on the seller you chose, enter the amount in MAD, read the seller's terms, then confirm.
From that moment, the seller's USDT are locked by Binance: they can no longer sell them to anyone else.
Tap View payment details: you will find the seller's name and details there. Pay the exact amount, to the exact name shown.
Once the payment is actually done, tap:
Transferred, notify sellerTick the confirmation box. The order moves to Releasing: the seller checks that the money has arrived.
As soon as the seller releases, the order shows Completed. Your USDT are in your Funding:
Assets › FundingFrom there you can keep them, move them to Spot to trade, or withdraw them to another wallet.
Translated teaching illustration of the Binance purchase-page message.
Steps 2 and 7: teaching illustrations translated from the original French screenshots. Other screens: illustrative mock-ups. Labels may vary by version. Prices and amounts are historical examples. Revised 23 October 2026.