Secure Your Binance Account in 7 Steps
Use a strong, unique password – a password manager makes this easy, and change it periodically.
Enable 2FA – authenticator apps are safer than SMS, which can be hijacked via SIM-swapping.
Add a hardware security key for an extra physical layer of protection.
Regularly check authorized devices and login activity to catch anything unfamiliar.
Whitelist withdrawal addresses so funds can only go to approved wallets.
Watch for phishing – bookmark the site instead of clicking links, and set an Anti-Phishing Code.
Secure API keys – restrict by IP and rotate them often.
Each layer you add makes your account harder to compromise.
Learn more: https://www.binance.com/en/academy/articles/secure-your-binance-account-in-7-simple-steps
Use a strong, unique password – a password manager makes this easy, and change it periodically.
Enable 2FA – authenticator apps are safer than SMS, which can be hijacked via SIM-swapping.
Add a hardware security key for an extra physical layer of protection.
Regularly check authorized devices and login activity to catch anything unfamiliar.
Whitelist withdrawal addresses so funds can only go to approved wallets.
Watch for phishing – bookmark the site instead of clicking links, and set an Anti-Phishing Code.
Secure API keys – restrict by IP and rotate them often.
Each layer you add makes your account harder to compromise.
Learn more: https://www.binance.com/en/academy/articles/secure-your-binance-account-in-7-simple-steps
