Bybit Video Evidence Confirms Invalid Revtag 'dn' as Scam Evidence

The support team at Bybit has been shown additional video evidence confirming that the characters or word *dn* are invalid revtags. It has been clarified that, for security reasons, the 'dn' was added to the payment details to ensure each buyer places an order and requests account details through the order chat. The video evidence demonstrates that a revtag must be at least three characters long to be considered valid, therefore 'dn' does not meet this requirement and is not associated with anyone. Accusations have been made that the buyer is a scammer, as there are claims of submitted fake and edited proof, which is suspicious given that no Revolut account details were provided by the buyer. To further validate the buyer’s proof, it is recommended that the buyer uses another phone to record a video showing where they access the Play Store or app store, to locate the fake application used to submit false proof, then log into the Revolut app and search for the word 'dn' to find the seller’s account. The evidence will clearly reveal that the submitted proof is counterfeit because the video clearly shows that the *DN* label is invalid, adhering to the rule that valid labels must be at least three characters long. Additionally, it is explained that adding 'DN' in the payment details was solely for a security check. Since the order does not contain any payment details, and no payment was received due to the lack of account information, there is no basis for the submission of any video or closing the order. The order number is 1929410765193900032, and the user ID is 50198501.