Set up a Binance anti-phishing code through the account's Security settings and complete the required security verification. Binance describes the code as a recognizable detail included in its supported genuine communications, including email and SMS. Use it as an additional check alongside the destination and requested action. Its presence does not justify sharing authentication secrets or approving an unexpected request.
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✅ Open Binance registration — Only for eligible new users. Use your actual country of residence.
📨 Understand the code's purpose
An anti-phishing code helps you recognize account communications. It is different from an OTP used to approve a login, a password, or an authenticator setup key.
Choose the code inside the verified Binance account. Do not send your password to someone offering to create the code for you.
📝 Set the code through Security
Sign into the correct account using a verified route.
Open the Security section.
Select the anti-phishing-code feature.
Create a code that satisfies the rules displayed.
Complete the requested legitimate security verification.
Confirm that the setting was saved.
Use the live requirements for length and characters rather than relying on an old screenshot. Keep the code out of public posts that discuss your account.
📋 Continue after checking your setup — Only for eligible new users. Use your actual country of residence.
🔎 Check a message in three ways
First, look for the expected account-specific signal when applicable. Second, inspect the actual destination before following a link. Third, ask whether the action matches something you initiated.
If a message tells you to urgently share an OTP, transfer assets, or install remote access, investigate through independent official support. A familiar display name alone is weak evidence.
🛑 Respond to a suspicious message safely
Do not interact with an unexpected request simply to test whether it works. Open Binance independently and check your account or support information there.
If you suspect your account details were exposed, use the official security and recovery process. An anti-phishing code supplements broader protection; it does not repair a compromised device by itself.
❓ FAQ: anti-phishing codes
Is an anti-phishing code the same as a verification code?
No. The anti-phishing code is an account-specific recognition signal. A verification code confirms a particular security or access action.
Can I trust every link in a message containing my code?
No. Continue checking the destination and requested action. Do not share passwords, OTPs, or recovery material because a message looks familiar.
Where should I create or change the code?
Use the anti-phishing feature in the verified Binance account's Security section and complete its required checks.
📚 Sources and method
This guide combines the official sources below with an editorial checklist. The checklist is a practical aid, not a report of a personal account-opening test. Follow the requirements displayed for your own account.
Official anti-phishing-code guide
SMS spoofing and protective measures
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