Every newcomer faces a few problems in crypto in the first few weeks. The jargons, features seem alienated and too complex to swallow. Even if you pull off the jargon part you'll still be awestruck with random features of any platform. Binance, the world's largest crypto currency exchange always stacks up with loads of features, and sometimes a beginner doesn't understand the tools and is left out. 
But, the tools are so powerful that even if you're a newbie you'll probably match up with the seasonal peoples. So, we handpicked some of the tools that you must try. 

Below is a clear walk-through of those ten tools, why they matter, and how to try them today without drowning in jargon.
1. Convert 
Think of Convert as the express checkout lane. You choose the coin you have, pick the coin you want, preview the real-time price, confirm, and you are done in seconds. No charts, no order books, no fees for basic use. 

A beginner holding 100 USDT, for example, can swap it for 0.0015 BTC with three taps, and the new balance appears instantly in the selected wallet. The quote timer (about eight seconds) keeps you from hesitating too long, while a Limit mode lets you set a preferred price if you feel patient. Everything happens inside Trade > Convert, so you never leave the main site. 
Quick practice
Go to Trade > Convert.Pick “USDT” in the From box and “BTC” in the To box.Enter 100, hit Preview Conversion, then Convert.
Risk tip: the price can slip on very large swaps, so start with small amounts first.
2. Spot Trading 
Spot Trading feels like the full supermarket checkout where you can pick brands, compare prices, and use coupons. You decide whether to buy at the current price (Market) or set your own (Limit). 

Liquidity on Binance is deep, meaning orders fill fast. A medium-experienced user might queue a limit order to buy 0.01 BTC at 65 000 USDT and wait for the market to dip. Open orders sit below the chart so you can cancel with a click. Colored order books (green bids, red asks) show supply and demand in real time.
View Your Portfolio : after trades settle, Wallet > Spot displays profit-and-loss for the day and asset allocation, letting you track how each coin performs at a glance.
3. Futures Trading 
Futures add leverage to the mix, letting traders control bigger positions with smaller capital. Imagine steering a powered scooter instead of walking: faster but requires balance. 

On Binance Futures you can go long or short with up to 125x leverage, although beginners usually start at 2-5x. Opening a 100 USDT position at 10x means you control 1 000 USDT worth of contracts, so a 1 % move in price translates to 10 % on your capital. Built-in quizzes must be passed before the feature unlocks, and stop-loss/take-profit fields appear right on the order ticket for risk control.
Try a micro-trade
• Transfer 20 USDT to your Futures Wallet.
• Select BTCUSDT Perpetual, choose 2x leverage, click Market Buy for 0.0003 BTC worth.
• Watch unrealized profit fluctuate; close the position with Market Sell when ready.
Lesson: high leverage magnifies losses as quickly as gains, so keep sizes tiny while learning.
4. Binance Earn 
Money in a bank savings account earns interest; Binance Earn tries to do the same for crypto. Under Earn > Simple Earn you will see Flexible and Locked products. A Flexible position in USDT may pay around 4 % annualized and lets you redeem anytime. Locked products might pay more for committing 30 , 60 , or 90 days.

Example flow for Flexible Savings: deposit 100 USDT, confirm, and from the next day a small daily reward (≈0.01 USDT) appears in your dashboard. Staking works similarly but usually involves native proof-of-stake coins like ADA or SOL.
Launchpool sits beside these products. Locking BNB or stablecoins there lets you farm new project tokens before they list on the exchange, and funds remain withdrawable any time. 
Watchlist tip: rewards rates change daily, so check the Estimated APR column before subscribing.
5. Trading Bots 
Bots handle the “buy low, sell high” plan while you sleep. The most popular is Spot Grid. You set an upper and lower price for a coin and choose how many grids (steps) fill that range. 

Suppose BTC trades between 60 000 and 70 000. A grid with 20 steps and 1 000 USDT capital will place tiny buy orders as price falls toward 60 000 and matching sell orders as it rises toward 70 000, pocketing small gains repeatedly. Users monitor performance under Trade > Trading Bots where start, pause, and terminate buttons live side by side.
Bot safety: always define a stop-loss below your lower grid and avoid using all your capital at once.
6. Copy Trading 
For anyone who prefers to “follow the chef’s recipe” rather than cook from scratch, Copy Trading mirrors a chosen lead trader’s moves automatically. Profiles display past 30-day return, win rate, and risk score. 
Allocate, for instance, 500 USDT to a lead trader with a 30 % monthly return, and every new trade they make appears in your account at the same entry price. Adjustable max-loss settings let you cap downside. Starting and stopping is done from the Copy Trading page, and you can diversify across several leads to smooth performance.
Reminder: past success never guarantees future results, so review metrics weekly and be ready to detach quickly if performance drifts.
7. Binance Academy 
Binance Academy hosts articles, videos, and quizzes that reward new users with token snippets. The Beginner Track covers basics like “What is blockchain?” while Intermediate lessons dive into topics such as DeFi and risk management. 

A practical path could be: read Crypto Market Capitalization Explained, pass the end-of-article quiz, and receive a small BTC reward as motivation. The content is updated regularly and searchable by keyword, making it the go-to manual whenever a new term appears on your screen.
Link : https://academy.binance.com/
8. Fiat & P2P Gateways 
Before trading, you need crypto. Binance offers card deposits, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and local bank transfers in dozens of currencies. 

If your bank blocks card-based crypto buys, the P2P marketplace is a handy detour. It matches buyers and sellers directly and holds the seller’s coins in escrow until payment is confirmed, adding a safety net.
Buying example:
Go to Buy Crypto > P2P, pick “USDT”, choose your fiat currency, and sort by price or payment method.Click Buy, enter amount, pay the seller via your local banking app, and wait for release.The USDT appears in your Funding Wallet, ready for Convert or Spot Trading next. 
Tip: stick to adverts from merchants with high completion rates and many orders or simply Go with the Pro & Verified merchants .
Link : https://p2p.binance.com/
9. Binance Wallet 
A Web3 wallet works like a set of house keys for blockchain addresses you control. Binance Wallet is multi-chain and self-custodial, meaning only you can approve transactions. It uses multi-party computation, so there is no 12-word seed phrase to lose. 

Creating a wallet inside the Binance app takes seconds, after which you can explore dApps, swap tokens cross-chain, or store NFTs. Secure Auto Sign speeds up on-chain trades by letting you approve multiple actions with a single phone confirmation.
Daily use case: bridge 50 USDC from your Spot Wallet onto BNB Smart Chain, hop into a DeFi app, earn yield, then bridge back, all without copying addresses manually.
Always enable biometric login or passkeys and double-check the dApp URL before signing.
10. Security Tools 
Before the first trade, switch on Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Binance Authenticator generates a 6-digit code that changes every 30 seconds. Pairing a small hardware key such as YubiKey adds a physical tap requirement for logins and withdrawals, blocking remote attackers even if they know your password.

Setup process: Profile > Security > Authenticator App > Enable, scan the QR code, and save the 16-digit backup key offline. Then add Security Key and follow on-screen steps to register the USB-C device.
Remember to note Emergency Codes displayed during setup; they rescue account access if you misplace your phone or key.
A sensible beginner journey often looks like this:
Secure your account first with 2FA and, if possible, a hardware key.Use Fiat or P2P to convert national currency into a stablecoin such as USDT.Try a small Convert swap into BTC to feel how transactions settle.Graduate to Spot Trading with limit orders to learn price discovery.Place idle coins in Flexible Savings for passive growth.When comfortable, start a tiny Grid Bot or mirror a low-risk lead via Copy Trading.Browse Binance Academy articles each week to deepen knowledge.Move some assets to Binance Wallet to experiment with Web3.Pay a friend a coffee in crypto using Binance Pay to see real-world utility.Only after grasping risk, explore Futures with minimal leverage.
Following this order keeps complexity low while expanding your skill set step by step. Good Luck 🤞