How to Register for Binance

This guide covers the stable parts of registration rather than a temporary promotion. The interface, sign-up methods, KYC documents, and services can change by time and location. Follow the official screen and terms shown to you.

Location note: Binance does not offer identical services in every country or region. Do not use a VPN, another person's details, or a false address to bypass restrictions.

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Before you start

An email address or phone number you control long term.
A strong, unique password, preferably generated by a password manager.
Valid identity information accepted for your location.
A separate strong password for the email account.
An authenticator, passkey, or hardware security key for stronger authentication.

Step 1: Check eligibility and the official address

Read the Binance Terms of Use and confirm location, age, and service eligibility. Enter through a domain you have independently verified, check HTTPS and spelling, and save it as a bookmark. Do not begin through an unsolicited ad, group, or direct message.

Step 2: Create the account

On the official registration page, choose an email, mobile, or other method currently offered and enter details you can maintain. If a referral-code field appears, use it only after understanding the actual terms. Do not rely on an unverified promise of a fixed discount.

Step 3: Verify the contact method

The platform normally sends a one-time code to the email or phone. Enter it only on the official page you just opened and never give the code to another person. If you receive a code without initiating an action, review the security of your email and account.

Step 4: Complete identity verification

Provide genuine details and documents requested on screen. Names, dates, addresses, and documents should be consistent; images should be clear and unaltered. Accepted documents and review times differ by location. Use support inside your account if something goes wrong.

Step 5: Secure before funding

Do not deposit immediately. First:

Enable a passkey or authenticator-based 2FA.
Set an anti-phishing code.
Review login devices and account activity.
Protect email and save recovery material.
Understand withdrawal address controls and security delays.

Common mistakes

Registering on a copycat site.
Reusing the same email and exchange password.
Giving a verification code to supposed support.
Using identity or location details that breach the terms.
Funding before enabling 2FA.
Skipping fee and eligibility checks because a promotion is expiring.

After registration and security setup, learn funding costs, withdrawal networks, and test transfers. Do not treat margin or futures as the automatic next step.

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Last reviewed: 2026-07-19.