Binance registration links with different domains are not necessarily fake—but only if you first confirm that the entry is officially authorized by Binance. There is only one standard: look at the domain ending. As long as it ends with binance.com, any prefix before it is still official. For example, accounts.binance.com and www.binance.com are both real. But if the ending is binance-xxx.com, binance.co, or any other variation, it is not an official domain. Phishing sites such as b1-binance.com.cn exist on the market, have been registered for only a short time, and have already been flagged as risky by security organizations.
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Step 1: First look at the domain itself, not how the page looks
[What to do]: Confirm whether the website address you opened is the real official Binance domain.
[How to do it]: Look at the browser address bar and check it character by character. Binance's official main domain is binance.com, which has been in use since 2017 and has never changed. Official page addresses usually end with binance.com, for example:
- www.binance.com
- accounts.binance.com (login page)
- academy.binance.com (Binance Academy)
Remember one hard rule: If the domain ending is not binance.com, treat it as phishing. binance.co, binance.top, and binance-xxx.com are not official.
[Completion standard]: You have confirmed that the domain in the address bar ends with binance.com and there are no extra characters before it. Domains like b1-binance.com.cn are fake.
Step 2: Check again using Binance's official verification tool
[What to do]: Use Binance's own "official verification channel" to confirm whether the link is real.
[How to do it]:
- Directly type the official verification page address into your browser: https://www.binance.com/zh-CN/official-verification (do not click it from an email; type it manually).
- From the dropdown menu, select the type you want to verify, such as "Website link."
- Paste the registration link into the input box and click "Query."
- Wait for the system popup result.
[Completion standard]: The system shows "This source has been verified by Binance official." If it shows unverified, close the page immediately.
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Step 3: If unsure, take the safest route—the App
[What to do]: Skip all links and download the Binance App directly from the official app store to register.
[How to do it]: On iOS, go to the App Store and search for "Binance" (an overseas Apple ID may be required). On Android, go to the official website to download the APK—but note that the official website is the binance.com you just verified, not an "official download site" found through search results.
[Completion standard]: You are opening the App downloaded from an official channel, not a page redirected from some link in the browser.
Common reason for failure: When searching for "Binance official website" or "Binance registration," you see search results marked with "Ad" or ranked at the top, so you click them. The top-ranked results in search may well be phishing sites using paid ranking. The correct approach is: manually type the official domain into the address bar instead of clicking links in search results.
How to verify the operation is complete: The registration link domain ends with binance.com, and it passes the query on the official verification channel. Only when both are satisfied is it considered safe. If you are still not sure, close the browser and download the App directly from the official App Store.
