What is an anti-phishing code?

Anti-phishing code is a security feature provided by Binance that allows users to add additional security protection to their accounts. After enabling the anti-phishing code, Binance will add the anti-phishing code to all regular emails sent to you. This code will help you identify your real email address and prevent phishing scams.  

How to set up your first anti-phishing code

In the Binance homepage, Navigate to your User Center. You can find anti-phishing code settings under the Security tab. If you want to enable it, click the "Create Anti-Phishing Code" button.

An input box will now appear where you can enter the required anti-phishing code. The code must contain at least 8 characters, including uppercase letters and numbers. It is recommended that you choose a code that is not easy to guess but is easily recognized by you.

After that, you will need to enter a Google Authentication code or a mobile verification code, depending on which two-factor you have enabled Authenticator.  

After entering the two-factor authentication code, you will complete creating the anti-phishing code. Now all legitimate emails from Binance will contain the code you set.

Tip: We recommend that you update your anti-phishing code at least once a month.

How to update the anti-phishing code

It is recommended that you update the anti-phishing code regularly to improve security , so you can follow the steps below to update your code.

Navigate to the anti-phishing code settings on your account user center. You will see a button for "Modify Code", click this button to update.

Enter the new anti-phishing code in the input box. The new anti-phishing code must contain at least 8 characters and must be at least Contains an uppercase letter and a number.

Again, you will need to enter a Google Authentication code or a mobile verification code, depending on which two-factor you have enabled Authenticator.

After entering the two-factor authentication code, you will have updated your anti-phishing code. Now all legitimate emails from Binance will contain the code you set.