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B2B and B2C there are differences in pursuing the target market, the two business methods are almost often used in the service business or selling products, In my current country, what are often used are B2C services such as Berrybenka, Amazon, Ebay, and many others.

The difference is of course there.
• The B2B system as far as I know the method of service or product they use uses other parties, but if you are a business you work internationally in conducting transactions or transferring coins, B2B is certainly a good choice, B2B features are more focused on the payment method platform to consumers.
• B2C system without other parties, meaning: You can directly make transactions with consumers.
This B2C method is often used, such as: food business or the like on a large scale.

Of the two methods above, B2B and B2C, of ​​course you can conclude which one is the best to use in the product business, you can use the two payment features depending on the business you are running.

It's better to go B2B because you will have a hard time getting customers in a bear market, but there will always be a market for other business vendors and as a little bonus, you will be able to extract a little commission from them out of each sale. Plus if you become compliant with US (except perhaps for New York) and the EU/UK, you would ol easily get a lot of clients from these regions without any governmental harassment.

*disclaimer, I myself am building a B2B payment processor at work.

You are too early

The market for the crypto gateway is too small currently to think about a B2B model. I'm pretty sure none exist nowadays and there is surely a reason. There is no demand for it, so no use to supply a solution. You will spend resources for next to nothing or you won't get a return for several years. Ending with a big disappointment.

Since it is a business and it's supposed to make money (the much as possible) it's wise to follow the B2C road instead.
If your business activity becomes more important later on, you could always switch to B2B or make additional revenues. But within the next 5 years, I don't see any niche with the B2B

B2C is just for the consumer so it should be B2B just make sure the payment gateway you are trying to promote or market is secured and since it's new it would be better to market them with the free trial because you need to build trust first with people. Most people right now are smart they only use well-known and open-source payment gateways because we don't know if how safe the closed source payment gateway is than using open-source payment gateway like BTCpayserver.

It's hard to recover your loss to be honest mate, unless Binance platform itself is the one that was compromise.
I don't know if you have secured your account well, if you put a 2FA security, I doubt one can hack your account, or if one can, at least it would not be easy.
My suspicion is that your email might be hack and your Binance password, so someone has gain access to your account and withdraw your money, I'm sure the site have the logs of your account, you can ask from them and investigate on your own.

Lastly, I like to say sorry for your lose, just be careful next time.

Why is it that people who can afford to lose so much money seem to always get into this kind of problem?

If I had 55k USDT or whatever, I would never even for 10 minutes leave it on an exchange account,,, which has API access to some other place!

All the time I read people losing so much,,, is it because they have so much money they cannot really care about it?

How can someone access your Binance account? To be able to withdraw money from Binance exchange, you need to verify 3 factors. Email, Phone and 2FA .. It's too difficult for someone to hack your account except the ones closest to you.

Damn, this is no small money, op I can't imagine what you must be going through at the moment because this really sucks, especially seeing that no help is coming from any place, my question is, shouldn't binance have a plan for case like this, after all it was their api that was used, there should be a way to resolve or at most block a wallet with such incidence so that the hacker don't go free with such money, very disappointing that both binance and tether don't seem to be able to help.

what kind of plugin you use? did you usually also use your api to withdraw money? as far as i know withdrawal via api was never recommended, if you plan on continuing your business maybe change that too. going through some small troubles to ensure your funds safe is always worth it.

Im sorry for your loss bro i hope binance will be able to fix the problem even though the transaction is already confirmed. Im just wondering how can someone send your funds if you enabled 2fa and other options to counter hacker from stealing funds.

Oh my.

That's disappointing. I don't know what's next for this. If they can't blacklist the address, what should be the next step that you must be doing? to track where the amount will be sent? sorry about that mate.

This is very weird, to withdraw from binance account you need 2FA Code and also a code sent into your private email address, I'm wondering how this is possible and I can't think of anything than phishing scheme, unless someone you living with have access to your phone

Are you not adding any other security measure before you can confirm your transaction, like 2fa or email confirmation? binance  have this option so you will know every time that there is unrecognised transaction and you can block it once you see it in your email .

You can do nothing now but you can request to block the address or marked the address as hackers account. No idea how this works but I saw  Something like this has happened before that they can mark it.

Sorry with your loss.

I've recently heard that Tether has been banning/blacklisting Ethereum addresses that's related to scammers and hackers so that's the least that you can do for now. I don't know the procedure but you can contact them for this matter.

Email them @ https://tether.to/

So sorry for your loss, but nothing can be done, there are several cases of hacked accounts like this, and mostly commonly to exchange. Exchanges are often hacked, and binance is not trustworthy. In 2019, many individual binance accounts were hacked, binance agreed to this and promise to strengthen it security, this could be the same case and it can be due to your carelessness as well. I will advice you not to use exchanges that have been hacked before like binance for trading, there are many exchanges that are reputed and safe that has never been hacked before.
But also know that to keep such amount, hardware wallets are the best options, you can easily send your tether to exchanges and make your trade and send your coins back to hardware wallet instead of risky your funds on exchanges. Exchanges are not safe means to store such large amount.

First you need to ask yourself how is it possible that someone came up with the opportunity to gain access to your Binance account? Is it phishing (you compromised your log in data on a fake Binance page), or did you keep it in a way that made it available to someone (online or physically)?

What Binance can do is provide information on the IP address from which the transfer was made, but I am afraid that nothing more than that is possible. On the other hand, as far as I know, Tether can freeze funds - so if I don't miss something the address to which hacker sent the funds, can be frozen and the funds returned to the rightful owner - this is a fully centralized cryptocurrency.

https://cryptobriefing.com/tether-can-freeze-your-usdt-39-addresses-containing-millions-blacklisted/