Here are a few things to remember about two-factor authentication and anti-phishing codes:
1) An anti-phishing code is a string of characters that users set themselves in their Binance accounts. Once set, it will appear in official emails sent by Binance.
2) Two-factor authentication adds an extra verification step beyond your password. Common methods include one-time codes generated by an authenticator app, SMS verification codes, and passkeys.
3) Set an anti-phishing code in your account security settings. From then on, treat any “official” email that doesn’t include your code as suspicious.
Market update: $BNB is at 748.91, up 2.1% over the past 24 hours.
#BNB
This may not be entirely accurate, so use your own judgment.
1) An anti-phishing code is a string of characters that users set themselves in their Binance accounts. Once set, it will appear in official emails sent by Binance.
2) Two-factor authentication adds an extra verification step beyond your password. Common methods include one-time codes generated by an authenticator app, SMS verification codes, and passkeys.
3) Set an anti-phishing code in your account security settings. From then on, treat any “official” email that doesn’t include your code as suspicious.
Market update: $BNB is at 748.91, up 2.1% over the past 24 hours.
#BNB
This may not be entirely accurate, so use your own judgment.