The main domain of the Binance official website is binance.com, which is directly accessible in most regions worldwide. When access is restricted in certain areas (such as mainland China), Binance provides mirror entrances like binance.info and binance.bz, which are completely identical to the main site in content. To enter the official website directly, click Binance Official Website; if you need to download the Android APP, click Binance Official APP; iPhone users can click iOS Installation Tutorial to view the complete steps for switching Apple ID regions. Below, we list all currently available official website addresses, teach you how to identify phishing sites within 30 seconds, and provide solutions for unstable access.
1. Complete List of Binance Official Website Addresses
The official domains currently used by Binance can be divided into three categories: main domains, regional mirrors, and functional subdomains. The following table shows the entrances currently available as of April 2026.
| Type | Domain | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Main Domain | binance.com | Primary global choice |
| Regional Mirror | binance.info | Alternative access for restricted regions |
| Regional Mirror | binance.bz | Further backup |
| Regional Mirror | binance.us | For US users only (independent entity, different features) |
| Subdomain | accounts.binance.com | Login and KYC |
| Subdomain | www.binance.com/en | English homepage |
| Subdomain | app.binance.com | APP download and QR code login |
| Subdomain | p2p.binance.com | C2C trading |
| Subdomain | academy.binance.com | Binance Academy (educational content) |
Important Note: binance.com and binance.info / binance.bz use the same account system. Logging in from any of these domains accesses the same account data, and no re-registration is required when switching entrances. However, binance.us is a separate legal entity; the accounts used by US users are not compatible with the global station, a point often confused by beginners.
2. How to Distinguish Real from Fake Binance Websites
Phishing links impersonating Binance appear frequently in search engines, social media, and emails, many looking very convincing. The following four identification points can be checked in less than a minute:
Step 1: Check Domain Extension
The real Binance main domains use only extensions like .com, .info, .bz, and .us. Be immediately wary of unusual extensions like .cc, .top, .xyz, .vip, .app (as an extension), or .io. The most common practice for phishing sites is to add words before or after "binance," such as binance-vip.com, binance-sign.top, or login-binance.cc; these are all fakes.
Step 2: Check HTTPS Certificate
The real binance.com uses EV certificates issued by DigiCert or Cloudflare. Click the lock icon on the left side of the browser's address bar to see the issuing authority. If it shows "Let's Encrypt" or the certificate was issued just a few days ago, it is 99% a phishing site—established companies do not use temporary free certificates with three-month validity.
Step 3: Check the Login Page
The real Binance login page automatically triggers two-factor authentication (SMS / Google Authenticator / YubiKey, etc.), and after entering the password, there is a 1-2 second wait before the prompt. Phishing sites often directly show "Login successful" and redirect, or show "Successful" even with an incorrect password, because they want the account password itself, not to actually log in.
Step 4: Check Domain Age
Add ?whois after the address in the browser bar or use whois.com to check the domain registration age. The real binance.com was registered in 2017, and all official mirrors have a history of at least 2 years. Any Binance-related site with a domain registered for less than 6 months can basically be determined as phishing.
3. Three Solutions for Unstable Access
Users in mainland China or certain ISPs occasionally experience difficulty opening binance.com or find it loading very slowly. In such cases, try the following in order:
Solution 1: Switch Directly to Regional Mirrors
In the browser address bar, change binance.com to binance.info or binance.bz and press Enter. The server architectures of these two mirrors are completely independent of and redundant with the main site. Most access problems can be solved by switching mirrors without any additional tools.
Solution 2: Use Official APP instead of Web
The Binance mobile APP uses an encrypted API connection, which is much more resistant to interference than the web version. If the web page won't open, log in to the APP first; almost all web-side operations (trading, withdrawal, deposit, KYC) can be completed within the APP. The APP download entrance is on the Download Page of this site or click Binance Official APP to get it directly.
Solution 3: Use a Compliant VPN (Only where permitted by local law)
If the first two solutions don't work, some users access through a VPN. Please note: using a VPN involves local legal compliance issues. This site only informs of technical possibilities and does not recommend violating local regulations. In countries and regions where permitted by law, using a legitimate commercial VPN (rather than niche free tools) can provide stable access to binance.com.
4. Common Phishing Tactics and Protection Advice
Tactic 1: Fake Localized Domains
Domains like 币安.com or 币安官网.com actually point to Punycode strings like xn--ooxx.com, and are used by scammers to attract traffic. Binance has never used localized characters as official domains; close any domain with localized characters immediately.
Tactic 2: Fake App Download Page
A common practice for phishing sites is to clone the Binance official download page, but the download button links to a phishing APK (which disguises itself as Binance after opening to induce you to enter your account password). Identification method: The real official APK file size is about 85 MB, and the signature certificate is issued to "Binance Holdings Limited"; phishing APKs are usually smaller than 30 MB or larger than 200 MB, and the signature is a random developer name.
Tactic 3: Fake Customer Service Emails
Emails sent under the guise of "account abnormality requires verification" or "USDT giveaway" induce you to click fake links. Official Binance emails always include an anti-phishing code—the 8-character string you customized in your account security settings. Any "official Binance email" without this string is fake and should be ignored.
Tactic 4: Fake Customer Service on Social Media
Anyone on Telegram, X (Twitter), or WeChat groups claiming "Binance customer service is contacting you proactively" is 100% a scammer. Real Binance customer service only communicates through the online chat system built into the official website, never contacts users proactively, and never asks for verification codes or passwords.
5. Access Status in Different Regions
| Region | Main Domain binance.com | binance.info | binance.bz | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mainland China | Restricted | Mostly accessible | Accessible | Recommended to use info/bz mirrors |
| Hong Kong | Accessible | Accessible | Accessible | All available |
| Taiwan | Accessible | Accessible | Accessible | All available |
| Singapore | Accessible | Accessible | Accessible | All available |
| USA | Redirects to binance.us | Redirects | Redirects | US users must use binance.us |
| EU | Accessible | Accessible | Accessible | Requires MiCA compliant KYC |
| Japan | Accessible | Accessible | Accessible | Japanese entity is Binance Japan |
| South Korea | Accessible | Accessible | Accessible | Requires Korean local KYC |
FAQ
Q: Is the Binance official website still accessible in China? A: The main domain binance.com is slow or inaccessible under some ISPs, but the two mirrors binance.info and binance.bz are usually directly accessible. When inaccessible, just change the domain in the address bar without any tools.
Q: Where is the app download entrance on the Binance official website? A: Click "Download" in the top navigation bar of the official website, or visit app.binance.com. It will automatically show download links for Android APK, iOS App Store, Mac dmg, or Windows exe based on your device.
Q: What is the difference between binance.com and binance.us? A: binance.com is the Binance global business operated by Binance Holdings Ltd.; binance.us is a compliant entity specifically for US users operated by BAM Trading Services. Accounts are not compatible, and supported coins differ (fewer coins in the US region). Non-US users do not need to concern themselves with binance.us.
Q: Why do some people say the Binance official website is binance.co?
A: It is not. binance.co is the top-level domain for Colombia and does not belong to Binance. Binance official has never used this domain; be wary of this address.
Q: The Binance official website looks different after the update. How can I confirm it's real? A: Binance has indeed undergone several major redesigns since 2024 (navigation structure, color scheme). If you suspect the redesigned site is fake, you can verify it using the "4-step identification method" in section 2 of this article, or verify through a known safe entrance (such as scanning the QR code in the App).