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1. Always verify identities: If someone claims to be from Binance (via email, Telegram, etc.), use Binance Verify to check if they’re legit. Scammers often impersonate official staff.
2. Watch out for unrealistic promises: If someone guarantees high returns with no risk, it’s likely a scam. Real investments always carry some risk.
3. Never share your private keys or 2FA codes: Binance will never ask for them. If someone does, it’s a red flag.
4. Be cautious with P2P trades: On Binance P2P, scammers might send fake payment proofs or use chargeback methods. Always confirm payment before releasing crypto.
5. Use only official apps and websites: Don’t click on suspicious links. Bookmark the real Binance site and double-check URLs.
6. Enable all security features: Activate 2FA, anti-phishing codes, and withdrawal address whitelisting to protect your account.
7. Ignore fake giveaways: If someone says “send 1 BNB and get 10 back,” it’s a scam. Real giveaways never ask you to send money first.