Binance registration, fees and account security
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Find help with registration, trading fees, transfers and account security.
Not getting a Binance code during sign-up or login? Email, SMS and authenticator codes fail for different reasons. Includes Binance’s official sender whitelist and anti-phishing code rules.
Binance spot fees for regular users are 0.100% maker and taker, or 0.075% when paid with BNB. Estimate the fee on a trade, then confirm the amount and asset charged in your trade history.
Check that Binance serves your country, sign up through the official domain and confirm that referral code BNB1088 was actually recorded in your account. Also covers when a missed code can still be added.
Before a Binance withdrawal, check the receiving side: supported network, full address, memo and minimum deposit, measured against the net amount after fees. Also covers who to contact if the funds don't arrive.
Before opening a Binance P2P order, read the ad’s price, limits, payment method and deadline. Buyers should not cancel after paying, and sellers should check their own bank app before releasing crypto.
Read the rejection or pending-review message first: mismatched details, an unsupported document and a slow review each need a different fix. Keep your ID inside Binance's official upload flow.
Binance futures commissions are charged on executed contract value, so opening and closing each carry their own fee. Funding is a separate payment and needs its own check.
A message that claims to be from Binance can be checked with Binance Verify before you sign in. The guide also covers lookalike domains, fake support chats and what to do if you have already shared a password, code or wallet seed.