Registration on Binance Exchange website
Register an account on the Binance Exchange website
Beginning of registration on the Binance Exchange website
Open the official website of the Binance Cryptocurrency Exchange
Click on the “Register” button in the upper right corner of the page.
Filling out the registration form
Enter your email address and password on the registration page. The password should consist of a combination of numbers, upper and lower case letters.
Confirm your agreement with the Binance Exchange Policy by checking the box "I am over 18 years old, and I agree to the Binance's Terms".
After filling in the registration data, click on the "Create Account" button.
Email Verification
After clicking on the “Create Account” button, you will be transferred to the page of confirmation of your email address.
A confirmation email will be sent to the email address specified during account registration. Open the letter received from the Binance Exchange. The letter will contain a six-digit numeric code, which you will need to enter on the confirmation page of your mailing address.
Completion of registration on the Binance Exchange website
Enter the six-digit code in the text box on the email address confirmation page.
If the password is entered correctly, a message will appear in the upper right corner of the browser window confirming the successful completion of the account registration process.
Two-factor authentication
Two-factor authentication (2FA) — This is a method of identifying a user in a service (usually on the Internet) by requesting authentication data of two different types, which provides two-layer, and therefore, more effective protection of the account from unauthorized entry.
Selecting a Two-Factor Authentication Method
After successful registration of the account on the website of the Binance Cryptocurrency Exchange, a window for choosing a two-factor authentication method will open. Select the Google Authentication method.
Step 1. Installing the application of two-factor authentication on your mobile device
At Step 1, you will be prompted to download a mobile application for two-factor authentication.
By default, Binance Exchange offers to enable two-factor authorization through the Google Authentication application.
TSLab developers recommend using the Authy application. This application will allow you to create a single account on several mobile devices and, in the event of the loss of one of the devices, you can restore your data.
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.authy.authy&hl=ru
Install the two-factor authentication application on your mobile device and click on the Next button
Step 2. Connecting a two-factor authentication application to your Binance account
At Step 2, you need to scan the created QR code using your phone’s camera.
Run the two-factor authentication application. Select the menu for adding a new account.
Following the instructions in your application, scan the QR code posted on the page (No. 1 in the screenshot).
If your device does not allow you to scan a QR code, you can enter the code manually (No. 2 in the screenshot).
Click the Next button and go to Step 3
Step 3. Two-factor authentication application access recovery code
At Step 3, you will be presented with a code to restore access to the two-factor authentication application. This code must be used in case of loss of access to your mobile device. Save the code provided to you on paper or on another storage medium! Click on the Next button and go to Step 4.
Two-factor authentication application access recovery code
Step 4. Launch two-factor authentication on the Binance Exchange website
At Step 4, you need to enable two-factor authentication for your account on the Binance Exchange website.
Enter the password that you used when creating your account and the six-digit code that is generated in your application for two-factor authentication.
This six-digit code is updated on average 1 time per minute.
Fill in the text box with your password and six-digit number. Click on the "Submit" button.
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