Create a Binance corporate account through the entity-registration route and complete the business-verification process for the company. Prepare the legal entity's details, ownership and control information, authorized representatives, and documents requested for its jurisdiction and form. A director's personal account is not automatically a corporate account, and business verification should not be treated as personal KYC with a company name added.
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đ˘ Open Binance registration and choose the entity route â Choose the entity option and proceed only with authority for an eligible legal entity.
đ˘ Establish who owns and operates the account
Decide which legal entity will hold the account and who is authorized to apply or operate it. Use an appropriate company-controlled contact channel and an internal access plan.
The registration guidance distinguishes personal and entity accounts. Choose the correct type before submitting; do not use a personal route as a shortcut for company ownership.
đ Build a corporate readiness file
Legal entity name, registration jurisdiction, and legal form.
Business activity and relevant operating address.
Directors, beneficial owners, controllers, and other requested related parties.
Evidence of authority for representatives and operators.
Incorporation, ownership, address, and other requested documents.
A plan for access review when personnel change.
Use Binance's generated checklist for the company. Do not assume a universal ownership threshold or identical document list for every jurisdiction.
đ Begin entity setup after preparing company records â Choose the entity option and proceed only with authority for an eligible legal entity.
đ Complete the entity review
The entity guide describes a checklist generated from the jurisdiction, legal form, and nature of the business. It organizes the application into business information, related parties, documents, and declarations.
Review names and relationships for consistency before submission. The person making declarations should have appropriate authority; convenience is not a substitute for authorization.
đ Avoid shared master credentials
Use supported account-role or delegation arrangements where appropriate rather than distributing the primary password to a group. Binance documents a way to delegate entity verification without sharing master credentials.
Account approval, availability of fiat services, and permissions for individual operators are separate matters. Confirm each before using company funds.
â FAQ: corporate account setup
Is a corporate Binance account the same as an entity account?
Corporate onboarding uses the entity-account route. The exact verification checklist depends on the legal entity and jurisdiction.
Can the company just use a director's personal account?
If the company will own the account, review entity registration. Personal and entity ownership and verification are different.
Must everyone involved receive the master password?
No. Use the supported role or delegation arrangements relevant to the task. Binance documents delegated verification without sharing the master credentials.
đ 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.
Entity verification and corporate onboarding
Related-party information
Delegating entity verification
âĄď¸ Continue to registration as an authorized representative â Choose the entity option and proceed only with authority for an eligible legal entity.
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