Cash-out funds of unclear origin
If the money you receive is tied to a case, a bank can freeze first and ask questions later.
Fiat from a P2P sale can be tied to a case: the bank may freeze first and ask later. Order and transfer records are your only evidence.

Key points
Why a freeze happens
When a payer uses funds from a case, the trail runs to your account. The bank freezes and checks as a matter of procedure, and it does not depend on whether you knew.
What counts as evidence
The order screenshot, the in-platform chat, the release record and the bank credit must all describe one trade. One missing link makes the explanation much harder.
How to lower the odds
Trade with payers whose name matches the account, do not collect on someone else's behalf, do not pass money through for strangers and do not change fiat for others.
Common questions
Does a freeze lift by itself?
No. It is lifted after the bank or the investigating unit has checked the case, so provide the records, keep the receipts and use only that route.
Can I pay an unfreeze agent?
No. Anyone charging to unfreeze an account is running a second scam on top of the first. The only legitimate route is your bank and the investigating unit.
Keep reading
Sources:bank account risk notices and the platform's security guidance · summarising common causes of a freeze and the evidence needed; no official entry is linked · Checked on 2026-09-14
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