Wallets and Security | What are two-factor authentication and anti-phishing codes for?
An anti-phishing code is a string of characters you set up in your Binance account. Once set, it will appear in all legitimate emails sent by Binance.
Only you and Binance know your anti-phishing code, so fake emails can't provide it. However, the code is mainly for verifying emails; to check whether a website is genuine, you still need to check its domain.
Coin mentioned in the article: $BNB quoted at 678.5 (24h -0.028%).
Before withdrawing, double-check the entire address and network. Try a small transfer first before sending a larger amount.
An anti-phishing code is a string of characters you set up in your Binance account. Once set, it will appear in all legitimate emails sent by Binance.
Only you and Binance know your anti-phishing code, so fake emails can't provide it. However, the code is mainly for verifying emails; to check whether a website is genuine, you still need to check its domain.
Coin mentioned in the article: $BNB quoted at 678.5 (24h -0.028%).
Before withdrawing, double-check the entire address and network. Try a small transfer first before sending a larger amount.