The most commonly used main entrance to Binance right now is binance.com. In addition, Binance also maintains several parallel domains such as binance.info, binance.bz, and binance.us (US users only) as backup entrances when the main site is inaccessible. When typing in a domain, always manually enter the letters yourself or access it from an officially saved bookmark. Never directly click on search engine results or links forwarded via messaging apps. To quickly confirm which domains are currently reachable, we recommend first visiting the Binance Official Site. If the main site is blocked, use the Binance Official App for scan-assisted login. iPhone users can refer to the iOS Install Guide for the corresponding install entrance. Currently, the SSL certificates for all genuine domains are issued to Binance Holdings Ltd or its regional entities, and you can verify this directly by clicking the padlock icon in the address bar.
Which Official Domains Is Binance Currently Using?
Binance does not have just one URL. For reasons including network reachability, regulatory compliance, and regional differences, Binance simultaneously maintains multiple main domains around the world. Most of the backend account systems are shared across these domains, but page layouts and available tradable tokens can differ.
Core Primary Domain: binance.com
binance.com is Binance's flagship domain and the highest-traffic entrance globally. The main site supports interfaces in over 40 languages, with Simplified Chinese available via the language menu in the top right. It offers the full suite of features by default, including spot, futures, options, earn products, and the Web3 wallet. The SSL certificate is issued by DigiCert to Binance Holdings Ltd, with a fingerprint starting with 3B:8C:... (rotated annually).
Informational Backup Domain: binance.info
binance.info is positioned as an informational and documentation site. The page does not offer the full trading panel, but you can check announcements, help center articles, and API documentation there. When binance.com is inaccessible due to local DNS poisoning, binance.info can often still resolve normally, and you can use it to view the latest announcements and download entrances.
Lightweight Entrance: binance.bz
binance.bz is a lightweight entrance launched by Binance in recent years, primarily focused on mobile loading speed. The homepage size is compressed to around 520KB, reducing it by nearly 80% compared with the main site's 2.3MB. On a slow 4G network, it can load the first screen in just 1.8 seconds, making it suitable for scenarios with poor network quality.
US Compliance Domain: binance.us
binance.us is operated by an independent entity called BAM Trading Services, serving US domestic users. Its available tokens and compliance requirements are completely different from the main site. Users in mainland China are not recommended to register on this site. See our parallel comparison article on this site for details.
Other Auxiliary Domains
Binance has also registered several domains such as binance.me, binance.cc, accounts.binance.com (a dedicated login subdomain), and www.binancezh.pro (a historical mirror that is being gradually deprecated). Almost all ccTLD addresses with "binance" as the main body are genuine sites, but be careful that the domain must strictly follow the binance.xxx format, with no hyphens or digits in the middle.
Genuine Domains vs. Phishing Domains Comparison
The most common phishing tactic is to add prefixes or suffixes around "binance" or to replace characters that look visually similar. The table below lists several typical forgery patterns.
| Type | Genuine Format | Phishing Forgery | Identification Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main Domain | binance.com | bìnance.com (with accent) | Punycode Chinese domain, address bar shows xn-- |
| Prefix Spoofing | accounts.binance.com | accounts-binance.com | A hyphen in the middle, not a dot |
| Character Substitution | binance.com | b1nance.com / binanee.com | Digit 1 replacing l, double e replacing ce |
| Multi-level Subdomain | www.binance.com | binance.com.login-fake.co | The real main domain is fake.co |
| Short Link Redirect | Enter domain yourself | bit.ly/binan-xxx | Short link redirects to phishing page |
| Ad Slot Fake Site | Direct visit | Search result marked "Ad" | Top position on search results |
How to Quickly Confirm Whether a Domain Is Usable
Step 1: Manually Enter the Domain
Never click links from chat groups, QQ, Telegram, email, or search ads. Open your browser and manually type binance.com or binance.info into the address bar, then press Enter and observe how it loads.
Step 2: Check the SSL Certificate
After the page opens, click the padlock icon on the left side of the address bar. Chrome will show "Connection is secure". Continue by clicking "Certificate is valid" → "Details" and check whether the issued subject is Binance Holdings Ltd (main site) or the corresponding regional entity. The remaining validity period of the certificate should be more than 60 days. If it is less than 15 days, it may be an expired intermediary relay station.
Step 3: Compare First-Screen Elements
The genuine Binance homepage always has "Log In" and "Sign Up" buttons at the top, and the footer contains legal disclosures, a list of compliance licenses (USCoE, AUSTRAC, etc.), and community links (Twitter/X, Telegram, YouTube, etc.). Phishing sites usually have extremely minimal footers, often with only a single "Customer Service" button.
Step 4: Cross-Verify with a Logged-In Device
If your mobile APP is already logged in, when you visit the official site on your computer, click "Log In" → select "Scan to Log In". If the "Scan" function inside the mobile APP successfully recognizes the QR code and pops up a security authorization page, the current webpage is the real site. The QR code format on phishing sites typically does not comply with the Binance protocol, and the APP will directly prompt "Invalid QR Code".
Step 5: Cross-Check Official Announcements
Every time Binance changes a domain, it publishes an announcement at binance.com/en/support/announcement. After logging in, check whether the domain you are currently visiting has been mentioned in "Recent Announcements". If the domain has never been announced, stay alert.
Ways to Remember the Official Site Across Different Devices
Desktop
Add binance.com to your browser bookmarks and pin it to the top. In Chrome, you can further right-click → "Open in this tab" to make it a persistent tab. Edge users can "Pin to taskbar".
Mobile
On iPhone, open binance.com in Safari, then tap "Share" → "Add to Home Screen" to generate a desktop shortcut with the Binance icon. On Android Chrome, tap the three-dot menu on the right side of the address bar and select "Add to Home Screen" to create a desktop entrance the same way. This allows you to completely bypass search engines.
Tablet / Mac Sync
Save your bookmarks in iCloud Keychain or your Chrome sync account so that they automatically sync to your iPad and Mac, avoiding typos when manually entering them on unfamiliar devices.
Emergency Solutions When the Domain Is Blocked
Domestic ISPs occasionally perform DNS poisoning or SNI interception on binance.com. Typical symptoms include the homepage loading normally but the login button resulting in a blank page when clicked, or directly showing "This site can't be reached". When this happens, try the following in order:
- Switch to binance.info or binance.bz
- Change your local DNS to 1.1.1.1 (Cloudflare) or 8.8.8.8 (Google)
- Log in via the mobile APP and use its "Scan to Log In to Web Version" feature to reverse-open the webpage
- If it still won't open, complete your trades directly via the APP and try the PC version later
FAQ
Does Binance's official site have a .cn suffix?
No. Binance has never registered binance.cn as an official entrance. Any binance domain with a .cn suffix is not an official site. Do not log in.
Why is the link my colleague sent me different from what I see?
Binance's multi-domain strategy means users in different regions, different languages, and different entrances see slightly different URLs. As long as the main domain is one of binance.com / binance.info / binance.bz, and the SSL certificate's issued subject contains Binance, it is basically trustworthy.
Can I still use the site if the browser warns "Certificate has expired"?
No. Genuine Binance certificates are renewed in advance before expiration. If you see an expiration warning, it is most likely a man-in-the-middle attack or ISP hijacking. Close the page immediately and switch networks.
How do I check what the current official site is inside the mobile APP?
Open the Binance APP → "Settings" → "About" → "Terms of Service". At the bottom, it will list the official site URL corresponding to the current entity. That URL is the official site bound to your current account.
What happens if I enter the domain incorrectly?
If you simply mistyped and noticed the site looks wrong and closed it without entering your credentials, the risk is manageable. But if you entered your username, email verification code, or 6-digit 2FA dynamic code on a fake site, immediately log in to the real official site to change your password, reset 2FA, and contact customer service to freeze your account.