#数字资产市场动态 Alipay restricts accounts, this time I got burned
Early morning, I wanted to enter the market and buy some coins, depositing tens of thousands of yuan. Unexpectedly, my account was directly frozen. I also received a risk control call in the morning, and their attitude was quite firm. The current situation is: not only can I not withdraw money, but the transfer function is also gone, completely locked out.
The platform's restriction period is 7 days. Fortunately, it was before the Spring Festival, so the impact is still manageable. But this incident has been a harsh lesson — using third-party payment channels for large-scale entry indeed carries high risk. Investing a large amount at once makes it easy to be flagged by the risk control system.
Thinking about it later, if I still use such channels in the future, I should split into multiple transactions, stagger the timing, or directly use a cold wallet for self-management to avoid restrictions. No matter how good the $BTC market is, having your account frozen is useless.
If you have similar plans, remember this pitfall: keep your single transaction limit in check, don’t try to do everything at once.
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TooScaredToSell
· 12-30 14:19
Wow, Alipay this time really nailed it. 7 days is considered lucky.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 12-30 14:19
lmao got rekt by alipay's risk engine, classic. should've chunked it across multiple txs with time delays tbh — literally basic operational security at this point. also why are people still using custodial onramps in 2024, just bridge stables directly no cap
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GasFeeSobber
· 12-30 14:17
Oh no, that's why I never go all-in at once.
Alipay's risk control system is really top-notch; a few tens of thousands can be frozen instantly.
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AirdropChaser
· 12-30 14:12
Oh, that's why I only use small amounts for trial and error, and big transactions go through cold wallets.
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RektCoaster
· 12-30 14:05
Oh wow, Alipay's system is really ruthless, the risk control system is just outrageous.
I feel like there are more and more pitfalls. I should have just gone straight to a cold wallet.
Diving in gradually is definitely the way to go. Investing too much at once just causes trouble for yourself.
Getting frozen before the Spring Festival was really unlucky. Brothers, this time you really learned a hard lesson.
For large deposits, don't rush for speed. Taking it steady is the right approach.
#数字资产市场动态 Alipay restricts accounts, this time I got burned
Early morning, I wanted to enter the market and buy some coins, depositing tens of thousands of yuan. Unexpectedly, my account was directly frozen. I also received a risk control call in the morning, and their attitude was quite firm. The current situation is: not only can I not withdraw money, but the transfer function is also gone, completely locked out.
The platform's restriction period is 7 days. Fortunately, it was before the Spring Festival, so the impact is still manageable. But this incident has been a harsh lesson — using third-party payment channels for large-scale entry indeed carries high risk. Investing a large amount at once makes it easy to be flagged by the risk control system.
Thinking about it later, if I still use such channels in the future, I should split into multiple transactions, stagger the timing, or directly use a cold wallet for self-management to avoid restrictions. No matter how good the $BTC market is, having your account frozen is useless.
If you have similar plans, remember this pitfall: keep your single transaction limit in check, don’t try to do everything at once.