Understand Binance first,
then decide whether to jump in.
Registering, opening a Web3 Wallet, claiming airdrops — we walk through every step ourselves first, pitfalls and all, then explain it to you. If it looks right, use the invite code on the right to open an account.
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Three steps to take you from "lost" to "I can do this myself"
We don't throw a pile of jargon at you — just follow along and you're done. Every step has screenshots and the pitfall that's easiest to hit.
Sign up for Binance
Open an account with invite code BNB3311 and get up to 20% off your fees. We walk you through identity verification and funding, step by step.
Open a Web3 Wallet
Open a self-custody wallet inside the Binance app. How to write down your seed phrase, where to keep it, and why you should never screenshot it — all explained.
Claim airdrops safely
Tell real airdrops from fake sites and malicious signatures. The first time you claim, don't hand your wallet to the wrong people.
The things beginners get stuck on most
Pick the one you're stuck on right now — read it and you can keep moving.
How to register on Binance: the full 2026 verification + funding flow
From your phone number to KYC, how to fill out your ID and which funding method is cheapest — done in one go.
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What is the Binance Web3 Wallet, and how is it different from your exchange account?
Custodial vs. self-custody, and why the seed phrase is your lifeline. Understand the difference first, then decide where to keep your money.
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Your first airdrop: how to spot fakes and avoid getting your wallet drained
What a real airdrop looks like and how fake sites trick you into signing. Run through this checklist before you claim.
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The 5 most common self-custody wallet scams — close the tab the moment you see them
Fake support, fake approvals, swapped clipboard addresses. Recognize them and you lose less.
Read the guide →19 guides, all in one place
From signing up to your first on-chain transaction, every spot where beginners get stuck is covered here. Pick the one you're stuck on and jump straight in.
Sign-upHow to register on Binance: the full 2026 verification + funding guide
From your phone number to KYC, how to fill out your ID and which funding method is cheapest — done in one go.
Read the guide →How do you use a Binance invite code? Where to enter it and how much you save
Where BNB3311 goes, whether you can add it later if you forgot, and how the rebate is calculated.
Read the guide →Stuck on Binance KYC? Troubleshooting common ID verification problems
How to photograph your documents, face verification, and the most common reasons people get rejected.
Read the guide →How to deposit and fund your Binance account (card / bank transfer / P2P)
The pros and cons of each funding method, rough fee levels, and how to avoid P2P scams.
Read the guide →How are Binance fees calculated? Maker/taker, BNB discounts, invite-code rebates
Every fee type explained in one place, with a calculator to work out how much you can save.
Read the guide →The complete Binance Web3 Wallet guide: opening, backup, transfers, FAQ
How to open it, how to back up your seed phrase, how to move coins in and out — all in one read.
Read the guide →A complete intro to self-custody wallets: how they differ from exchanges, and how to choose
What a self-custody wallet is, hot vs. cold wallets, and how a beginner should choose.
Read the guide →Binance Web3 Wallet vs. exchange account: where should your money live?
Custodial vs. self-custody, the risks of each, and where a beginner's money should sit.
Read the guide →What is a seed phrase? How to write it down, where to keep it, and why you must never screenshot it
How seed phrases work, the right way to back them up, and common ways they get stolen.
Read the guide →How to pick a crypto wallet: a comparison for beginners
What to look for, and exchange-built vs. standalone vs. hardware wallets.
Read the guide →What is a wallet address? The things to check before you paste one
Address formats, checksums, and the most common paste mistakes — with a checker tool.
Read the guide →How to move funds from your Binance Web3 Wallet back to the exchange
Pick the right chain, paste the right address, gas, arrival times, and what happens if you get it wrong.
Read the guide →How to use the Binance Web3 Wallet web version, and how it differs from the app
The web entry point, how it differs from the app, and connecting to dApps and fake-URL risks.
Read the guide →The complete airdrop guide: how a beginner claims their first airdrop safely
How to find real airdrops, how to prepare safely before claiming, and whether to sell afterward.
Read the guide →How to tell real airdrops from fake: 5 signs it's a scam
It asks you to connect and approve first, wants your private key, or wants gas up front — close the tab.
Read the guide →Read before claiming: how to avoid malicious signatures and approval scams
How signing and approvals differ, and how a malicious approve can drain your coins.
Read the guide →The 5 most common self-custody wallet scams — close the tab the moment you see them
Fake support, fake approvals, swapped clipboard addresses. Recognize them and you lose less.
Read the guide →Buying USDT/BTC on Binance for the first time: the full first-order walkthrough
Reading the spot interface, market vs. limit orders, and how to place your first order.
Read the guide →What is DeFi? Should beginners touch it, and where are the risks?
DeFi in plain words, the common types, and honest advice on the risks for beginners.
Read the guide →A few small tools that actually help
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Ready to get started?
Sign up for Binance with the invite code for a up to 20% fee rebate*. The Web3 Wallet uses the same code — set it all up at once.