Editorial and Corrections Policy

Source order

We start with official Binance fee pages, support articles, terms, announcements, and risk warnings. Other reliable sources may add context. Time-sensitive claims receive a checked date; information we cannot verify is not presented as fact.

Fee and interface explanations are checked against public sources. No article describes a registration, trade or account test as done unless it actually was. Readers can report discrepancies through the correction process below.

Interface instructions

When an article explains a website or app operation, we use a genuine system view and redact accounts, email addresses, tokens, cookies, internal URLs, and other sensitive information. Alternative text describes what the image actually shows rather than stuffing keywords.

Commercial boundary

A commercial page must disclose the relationship directly. Source citations do not carry referral codes. Registration-related pages disclose affiliate relationships. We do not repeat the same invitation throughout an article or forward visitors automatically.

Corrections

When a material fee, restriction, or step changes, we recheck the source, correct the explanation, and label the update where useful. Minor spelling or formatting fixes may not receive a separate note. Send a correction to [email protected] with the page URL and a verifiable source.

Recorded corrections:

• 7 September 2026: the final checklist in our withdrawal article now makes the memo conditional on the receiving platform’s requirements. Missing-transfer troubleshooting was also moved before the closing checklist.
• 6 September 2026: the P2P article removed an absolute assurance about escrow release and clarified that disputes may be handled through the platform’s appeal process.

The privacy notice explains what to include in a correction email. Leave out identity documents, security codes and account credentials.