How to Deposit RE to Binance? Address and Network Verification
To deposit RE to Binance, you must use the Ethereum network (ERC20) and the contract address 0x526526528f35ac738177003b8773b402b8df8143. RE is a token that was just listed on Binance in June 2026. There is no memo required; you only need to verify the deposit address and network.
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1. Get your RE deposit address and network on Binance
What you're doing: Log in to your Binance account, go to the RE deposit page, get your unique deposit address, and confirm the network is correct.
How to do it:
Log in to the Binance app or website, go to [Wallet] - [Deposit].
Search for "RE".
Select network: RE is deployed on the Ethereum mainnet, so choose ETH or Ethereum (ERC20). Do not choose BSC or any other network.
The page will display your RE deposit address (a string starting with 0x). Copy this address.
Do you need a memo? No. RE is an ERC20 token; the deposit requires only the address, no memo/tag required.
When is this step complete: You have obtained the Binance RE ERC20 deposit address and confirmed the page has no memo requirement.
Prerequisite: Your Binance account must have completed KYC verification.
Common failure reason: Choosing BSC or another network. Binance's official announcement clearly states that the RE smart contract is deployed on Ethereum, with the contract address 0x526526528f35ac738177003b8773b402b8df8143. Funds sent on the wrong network cannot be recovered.
2. Initiate the transfer from the sending platform
What you're doing: From the wallet or exchange where your RE is stored, paste the Binance deposit address and initiate the transfer. Ensure the network is correct.
How to do it:
Scenario A: Withdrawing from another exchange. Log in to the withdrawal platform, select the currency RE, and paste the Binance deposit address. If the exchange requires you to choose a network, be sure to select Ethereum (ERC20). After confirming the address is correct, submit the withdrawal.
Scenario B: Sending from an on-chain wallet. Open your wallet (such as MetaMask) and ensure the current network is Ethereum Mainnet. Paste the Binance deposit address, enter the amount, confirm the gas fee, and submit the transaction.
The transfer requires ETH as gas, so make sure your wallet has enough ETH balance.
When is this step complete: The transfer is submitted, and you have the transaction ID (TxID, a 64-character hexadecimal string starting with 0x).
Prerequisite: Your wallet or exchange holds RE tokens. The official RE contract address is 0x526526528f35ac738177003b8773b402b8df8143. If your wallet shows multiple "RE" tokens, this is the correct one.
Common failure reason: The sending platform selected the wrong network. RE is an ERC20 token; if you choose BSC or another network, the funds will be sent to the same address but on a different chain, where Binance may not support RE deposits.
Risk note: Ethereum mainnet gas fees are affected by network congestion. Before submitting the transaction, check the current gas price. If gas is too high, you may want to wait until the network is less congested.
3. Confirm the transfer on Etherscan
What you're doing: After obtaining the TxID, check on Etherscan that the transaction shows "Success" and has enough confirmations.
How to do it:
Open Etherscan, paste the TxID, and press Enter.
Check the key information:
Status: Must be Success.
To (Receiving address): Must be the Binance deposit address you copied.
Token: Confirm it is RE, with contract address
0x526526528f35ac738177003b8773b402b8df8143.Block Confirmations: Binance typically requires 12-20 confirmations on the Ethereum network before the deposit is credited. If the confirmation count is low, keep waiting.
When is this step complete: Etherscan shows "Success" and the confirmation count exceeds 12. Then go back to Binance's "Deposit History" to check the deposit status.
Prerequisite: You have submitted the transfer and have the TxID.
Common failure reason: The TxID cannot be found on Etherscan. This likely means the wrong network was chosen—RE runs on the Ethereum mainnet, and a transaction not searchable on Etherscan was sent to another chain.
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4. After the deposit
What you're doing: If Binance has credited the funds, confirm the amount is correct. If not credited, troubleshoot step by step.
How to do it:
After deposit: RE is a newly listed token, and Binance has added a "Seed Tag" for it, indicating that it may be highly volatile. Understand the risks before trading.
If Etherscan shows Success but Binance has not credited the deposit after more than 2 hours:
Check if there is a record in Binance's "Deposit History".
Visit Binance's "Deposit & Withdrawal Status" page to confirm the ETH (ERC20) network is operating normally.
If still not credited, submit a "Deposit not credited" request in the Binance Help Center and attach the TxID.
When is this step complete: Your Binance spot wallet shows the RE balance, and the amount matches the transferred quantity.
Prerequisite: You have confirmed the on-chain transaction succeeded in step 3.
Common failure reason: The deposit amount is below the minimum deposit threshold. Different coins have minimum deposit requirements. Before depositing, check the minimum deposit amount for RE on the Binance page.
Next step:
When depositing RE today, first confirm two things: the network on the Binance deposit page is Ethereum (ERC20), and the address starts with 0x. After copying the address, on the sending platform also select the Ethereum network. Only submit once both sides match. Consider sending a small test amount first (e.g., 5-10 RE) to confirm the deposit arrives, then transfer the remaining amount. The crediting time depends on Ethereum network congestion, typically 5-30 minutes.
