1. Move Excess Funds to Cold Storage

Transfer most of your crypto to a cold storage wallet like a Ledger Nano X. While exchanges are convenient, they’re top targets for hacking. Remember, if you don’t control the private keys, you don’t truly own the coins.

2. Boost Email Security

Use a separate email for crypto activities, with a strong, unique password and two-factor authentication (2FA). This extra layer of security will help block unauthorized access to your email.

3. Backup Your 2FA KeY

When activating 2FA, store the backup key securely, preferably on paper. This will save you if your device is lost. Consider using a hardware key like Yubikey for added protection.

4. Enable Address Whitelisting

Set up whitelisting to restrict withdrawals to pre-approved addresses only, ensuring your funds stay safe even if your account is compromised.

5. Add an Anti-Phishing Code

Activate an Anti-Phishing Code to verify the legitimacy of Binance emails and avoid phishing attempts that could steal your assets.

6. Monitor Connected Devices

Regularly review and remove unrecognized or old devices linked to your Binance account to maintain full control over access.

7. Safeguard Binance API Keys

Only create API keys when necessary, use them on trusted platforms, and avoid granting deposit or withdrawal permissions. Delete unused keys to reduce security risks.

By following these security measures, you’ll protect your Binance account and trade with confidence!

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