Recognising the official Binance website
How to recognise the official Binance website, what it offers, and how to spot lookalike domains that imitate it. Independent guide, no affiliation.
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Your map to the official Binance website and apps
Independent guide to the one official Binance domain, the real download links, and safe ways to log in.
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No need to hunt for an installer elsewhere. Pick your device and follow the three steps below to finish installing right here.
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Step 1: choose your device
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Step 2: start the install
The link already carries the referral code — nothing to fill in.
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Step 3: confirm it is the official app
After installing, check the package name com.binance.dev (Android) or confirm the developer is Binance (iOS) before signing in.
Misspelled it? You still landed in the right place
"Anbi", "Bi An", "币 安" and "币安网" all mean the same platform: Binance. Every one of those spellings leads to the same download page here. Full misspelling and alias guide
Some download and sign-up links on this site are official links that carry a referral code. If you continue to the platform through this site, this site may receive a commission. It does not increase any cost to you or change the service you get.
The one official domain: binance.com
Every legitimate entry point to Binance begins at binance.com. The public website, the sign-up form, the login page, the help centre, the fee schedule and the app download links are all reached from that single domain, or from mobile store listings published under Binance's own developer accounts. If a page asks for your Binance password anywhere else, close it and treat it as a phishing attempt.
Typing the domain yourself, or following a link from a page you trust, is safer than clicking the top result in a search engine. Misleading ads and lookalike domains regularly buy that position, and they can be almost identical to the real site down to the colours, logo and wording.
What this site is, and what it is not
BinanceGuide is an independent information and navigation resource. We are not Binance, we do not operate an exchange, we do not hold accounts or funds on anyone's behalf, and we do not sell access, packages or so-called internal channels. Our job is to explain how the official products work and to point you to the correct official destination.
Everything on this site is compiled from public, verifiable material and we keep no prices, no user numbers and no profit promises on the pages. When a number matters, such as a trading fee or an asset price, we send you to the official source rather than restating a figure that will be out of date within days.
Download the app or use the web platform
Binance runs as a browser platform and as native apps for Android and iOS. The web version needs no installation and works in any modern browser; the mobile apps add biometric sign-in, price alerts and QR-code payments. Whichever route you choose, it should end at the official download page, the App Store listing for Binance, or the Google Play listing for the package com.binance.dev.
- Web: sign in at binance.com from a modern desktop or mobile browser, with no installation required.
- Android: install from Google Play, package com.binance.dev, or use the official APK link offered on the download page.
- iOS and iPadOS: install the Binance app from the App Store.
- Desktop: use the browser platform, or the official desktop build linked from the download page.
Create an account and sign in
Registration and login both happen on the official domain. Opening an account takes a few minutes and normally requires an email address or mobile number, a strong unique password, and identity verification before trading is enabled. Availability of the platform, and the specific verification steps, depend on your country of residence.
Sign-in is protected by two-factor authentication, and an authenticator app or a hardware security key is a stronger second factor than SMS. Enable withdrawal address whitelists and anti-phishing codes as soon as your account exists; both are free and both remove the most common paths an attacker uses.
What you can do once you are signed in
The platform is far more than a buy button. Most visitors need only two or three of these areas, and it is worth knowing which is which before you deposit anything, because the leveraged products can lose money far faster than spot trading.
If you are new, start with Convert or a simple spot purchase, and leave margin and futures alone until you understand how leverage, funding and liquidation interact. Self-custody tools such as the Web3 Wallet carry a different risk model again: you hold the keys, so you also hold full responsibility for them.
| Area | What it is for |
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| Spot trading | Buying and selling cryptocurrencies at live market prices. |
| Convert | Quick swaps between assets without working a full order book. |
| Earn | Structured products that lock or lend assets; read the terms and risks first. |
| Margin and futures | Leveraged products that can lose money quickly and are unsuitable for beginners. |
| P2P | Buying crypto directly from other users with local payment methods. |
| Binance Pay | Account-to-account and merchant payments in supported regions. |
| Web3 Wallet | A self-custody wallet where you control the keys yourself. |
| Public APIs | Programmatic access for developers, documented on the official developer portal. |
Fees, support and staying safe
Trading and withdrawal costs depend on your account tier, the market you trade and the network you use, so the only figure worth trusting is the one shown on the official fee schedule and inside your own account before you confirm an order. We deliberately do not publish fee numbers here, because they change and a stale number is worse than none.
For account problems, use the official help centre. Genuine support never messages you first on Telegram, WhatsApp or Discord, and never asks for your password, your two-factor code or a transfer to an individual wallet. Anyone who does is impersonating the platform.
Prices move constantly and we publish no price targets, no percentage moves and no return claims. Check live markets on the official site or in the app before you act, and treat anything that promises a fixed outcome as a warning sign.
Frequently asked questions
What is the official Binance website?
The only official domain is binance.com. Its main English entry point is binance.com/en. Lookalike domains that add words, hyphens or different endings are not operated by Binance, even when they copy the design exactly.
Where can I download the Binance app safely?
Use the official download page at binance.com/en/download, the App Store listing for Binance, or Google Play for the package com.binance.dev. Avoid mirrors, chat-shared files and any site that offers a modified or faster version of the app.
How do I check whether a Binance link is genuine?
Read the domain, not the page title. It must end in binance.com. Then confirm the page opens the sign-in form on the same domain before you type anything, and check the address does not contain added words or unusual characters.
Is BinanceGuide an official Binance site?
No. BinanceGuide is an independent information and navigation site with no affiliation, agency or partnership with Binance. We link to official destinations and explain how the products work, but we are not a support channel.
Can I use Binance without creating an account?
You can read public pages such as markets and blog posts without signing in, but trading, deposits and withdrawals require a verified account. Availability of the platform differs by jurisdiction.
Do I need to verify my identity?
Yes. Binance applies identity verification to trading accounts, with different levels unlocking different features. The steps are run on the official site or app, and verification never happens through a third-party chat.
Related pages
Where to download Binance from the official source
Where to download the official Binance app and desktop client, how to verify the Android package com.binance.dev, and how to avoid fake installers.
Installing and using the official Binance app
How to install the official Binance app on Android, iPhone and iPad, sign in safely, and check that you are running the genuine build, not a copy.
Signing in to Binance safely
The official Binance sign-in entry point, how to log in safely with two-factor authentication, and what to do when the login page will not work.
Opening a Binance account from scratch
Step-by-step Binance registration on the web or in the app, what identity verification involves, and how to secure the account before you deposit.
Understanding Binance fees without guessing at numbers
How Binance fees work: maker and taker pricing, tier levels, withdrawal network costs, deposit routes, and where to read the authoritative schedule.
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