To create a Binance account, go to the official Binance website or app, choose an available registration method, confirm your contact or connected account details, and then complete any identity-verification steps required for your account and region.
Binance's current website instructions allow users to begin registration with an email address or phone number, while its app documentation lists email, phone, Apple, and Google as registration methods. Available options can differ by interface and jurisdiction.
The most important distinction is:
Creating an account ≠ completing identity verification ≠ funding the account ≠ being eligible for every Binance product.
Treat these as separate stages rather than assuming the account is fully ready as soon as signup succeeds.
Before You Create a Binance Account
A few checks before registration can prevent more difficult problems later.
Confirm you are using the correct Binance service
Binance services are not identical in every jurisdiction. Product availability and onboarding requirements can depend on where you reside. For example, Binance.US maintains its own supported and unsupported U.S. state list, including locations where account registration is unavailable or where services are restricted.
🌍 Therefore:
Use your real country or region of residence.
Follow the Binance service intended for your jurisdiction.
Do not assume website accessibility means every product is available.
Do not attempt to bypass geographic or compliance restrictions.
If you are in the United States, check Binance.US requirements rather than assuming a Binance.com guide applies unchanged. Binance.US's availability page was updated on June 3, 2026 and currently distinguishes supported, unsupported, and crypto-only states.
Decide whether you need a personal or entity account
Most individual users need a personal account.
Organizations should use the appropriate entity-account process instead. Binance's entity-verification documentation specifically directs new organizations to choose Sign up as an entity and follows that with a separate corporate verification workflow.
🧭 Choose according to the real account owner, not according to which process looks easier.
How to Create a Binance Account Step by Step
1. Go to Binance's official registration destination
Start from Binance's official website or official Binance app.
Binance's current website instructions tell new users to enter an email address or phone number and select Sign Up.
If account registration is appropriate for you:
Before entering personal information, verify the destination carefully.
Do not trust a registration page merely because it:
Displays the Binance logo.
Looks visually identical to Binance.
Arrived through an unsolicited message.
Was shared by an unknown social-media account.
Claims that immediate action is required.
Binance also provides an official verification tool that can be used to check certain Binance-related URLs, email addresses, phone numbers, Telegram accounts, and social-media accounts.
2. Choose your registration method
On the Binance app, current official documentation lists registration through:
Email address.
Phone number.
Apple account.
Google account.
Binance's current web registration destination also displays third-party sign-in options, although the exact methods presented can vary by location or interface.
Whichever route you choose, use an account or contact method you expect to control long term.
For example:
Use an email account only you control.
Use your own phone number.
Protect your Google or Apple account if it is connected to Binance.
Avoid disposable email addresses.
Do not create the account using another person's identity.
Your registration method can later matter for authentication and account recovery.
3. Enter the requested information
Follow the current prompts on the Binance registration screen.
When using email or phone registration, provide the requested contact details. When using an available Apple or Google route, follow the authorization process displayed by the relevant provider. Binance's registration documentation confirms these routes on its current app workflow.
Use truthful information from the beginning.
Incorrect residence, ownership, or identity information can create problems later when identity verification is required.
4. Complete account confirmation
Binance will guide you through the applicable confirmation steps for your registration method.
Follow the instructions displayed on the current interface rather than relying on old screenshots because registration screens can change.
🔑 Never send another person:
Your password.
Authentication codes.
Verification codes.
Passkey credentials.
Remote access to your device.
A legitimate registration process should be completed through the official Binance interface rather than by giving credentials to someone who claims they can create the account for you.
5. Confirm that the account has been created
Once registration succeeds, stop and identify your new account state.
You have created the account, but that does not necessarily mean every Binance service is immediately available.
Binance's current onboarding materials present registration and verification together as early account steps before funding, and its identity-verification documentation describes a separate verification process for personal accounts.
The safer model is:
Account created → Identity verified → Account secured → Eligibility checked → Account funded
Personal Binance Account vs Entity Account
A personal Binance account is intended for an individual account holder.
An entity account follows a separate path for businesses and organizations. Binance's entity documentation asks for corporate information such as the country of registration, registration number, legal form, business activity, and ownership structure. The exact documentation required can vary according to country or region, legal form, and business circumstances.
Choose an entity account when an eligible organization will actually own and operate the account.
Do not use a personal account to disguise organizational ownership or avoid an entity-verification requirement.
Complete Identity Verification After Signup
Creating the Binance account and verifying the account holder's identity are separate processes.
For personal accounts, Binance's current website verification guide instructs users to open the account's Identification section and select Get Verified.
The current workflow can involve:
Selecting your residence.
Selecting the document-issuing country or region.
Choosing an available identity document.
Submitting the requested document.
Completing a liveness check.
Confirming personal information.
Waiting for Binance's review.
Binance notes that document-upload methods can depend on the country and that the information submitted should be consistent with the user's identity documents.
🪪 Do not attempt to improve your chances by altering information or using someone else's identity.
Use:
Your own valid information.
Your real residence.
Documents you are authorized to use.
Information that matches those documents.
Identity-verification requirements are a dynamic area, so follow the requirements actually displayed in your account rather than assuming every user's process is identical.
Secure the Account Before You Fund It
A newly created account should be secured before significant activity.
Enable stronger authentication
Binance currently supports passkeys as an account-security option on compatible devices and software. Its passkey guide explains that passkeys can use options such as device authentication or supported security keys.
Binance also supports authenticator-based two-factor authentication through its account security settings.
🔐 Also protect the email, phone number, Apple account, or Google account connected to Binance.
Security for the Binance account is weakened if the underlying login account can be easily compromised.
Set an anti-phishing code
Binance currently offers an anti-phishing code that users can configure in account security settings.
Once configured, Binance says the user's chosen code appears in legitimate Binance email and SMS communications, helping the user identify suspicious messages when the code is missing or incorrect.
This is useful, but it should complement—not replace—other phishing precautions.
Always remain cautious about:
Unexpected login links.
Requests for authentication codes.
Messages claiming your account will immediately be closed.
Fake support representatives.
Requests to install remote-access software.
When Is a New Binance Account Ready to Use?
Avoid defining “ready” as simply “I can log in.”
Instead, check the account state.
Account created
Your credentials have been established.
Identity verification completed
Your required verification stage has been approved.
Binance's verification requirements can depend on region or payment channel, and its current documentation notes that verification levels can affect account permissions.
Security configured
You have enabled suitable authentication and reviewed Binance's available security controls.
Product eligibility confirmed
The exact service you want is available for your account and jurisdiction.
This matters because Binance's own regional pages demonstrate that some products can have jurisdiction-specific availability.
Funding details checked
Only then should you evaluate an appropriate deposit or payment route.
⚠️ Creating an account does not remove the financial risks of cryptocurrency. Cryptoasset prices can be highly volatile, and losses are possible. Binance itself provides risk warnings alongside its onboarding materials.
Common Problems When Creating a Binance Account
“I created an account but Binance still asks me to verify”
That is not necessarily a registration failure.
Registration creates the account; identity verification is a separate step. Follow the verification status displayed in your Binance account.
“My region is not supported”
Do not attempt to work around the restriction.
Follow the availability requirements that apply to your real residence. Binance.US, for example, currently states that residents of its unsupported states and regions cannot register and verify a Binance.US account.
“I meant to create a company account”
Use the entity-registration flow where applicable.
Binance specifically maintains a separate signup and verification path for entities.
“I already have an account but cannot log in”
Your Search Job has changed.
You need account access or recovery, not a new signup guide. Avoid creating another account simply because the original account is temporarily inaccessible.
Use Binance's official account-support resources to diagnose the specific login, password, authentication, or account-state problem.
“I signed up but cannot use the product I wanted”
Check the problem in this order:
Is registration complete?
Is identity verification complete?
Is the account properly secured?
Is the product available for your account type?
Is it available in your jurisdiction?
Does the product have additional requirements?
This diagnostic approach separates a genuine signup failure from an eligibility or verification issue.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create a Binance account?
Go to the official Binance website or app, choose an available registration method, complete the requested confirmation, and proceed through the identity-verification requirements shown for your account. Binance currently documents email and phone registration on the website and email, phone, Apple, and Google registration on the app.
Can I create a Binance account with an email address?
Yes. Binance's current website registration documentation specifically identifies email as a registration route.
Can I create a Binance account with a phone number?
Yes. Phone-number registration is also documented in Binance's current website and app signup instructions.
Can I sign up with Google or Apple?
Binance's current app registration instructions include both Google and Apple account registration options.
Do I need identity verification after creating an account?
Identity verification is a separate part of the onboarding process, and Binance provides a dedicated personal-account verification workflow. The exact requirements can depend on your region and account circumstances.
Can a business create a Binance account?
Binance provides a separate entity-account signup and verification process for eligible organizations. The workflow and required corporate documents differ from personal verification.
Is Binance available in every country?
You should not assume universal availability. Binance services and product access can vary by jurisdiction, while Binance.US has its own state-by-state eligibility framework.
What should I do immediately after creating the account?
Complete the verification required for your account, review security settings, enable suitable authentication, confirm product eligibility, and only then consider funding the account.
Conclusion
Learning how to create a Binance account is straightforward, but completing the registration form is only the first account state.
The more reliable sequence is:
Register → Verify → Secure → Confirm eligibility → Fund when appropriate
Start from an official Binance destination, use information you genuinely control, choose the correct personal or entity account, and follow the verification requirements displayed for your residence and account type.
If registration is appropriate for your circumstances, you can create a Binance account and then complete the current verification and security steps shown by Binance.
Risk notice: Cryptocurrency involves significant financial risk, and Binance product availability can vary by jurisdiction. Confirm current eligibility and understand the relevant risks before.