Détection d'Arnaques Binance
Détectez les faux e-mails, messages et sites web Binance. Notre scanner par IA identifie instantanément les tentatives d'usurpation de Binance.
Official Binance Domains
Genuine Binance communications come from these domains. Anything else is suspicious.
Arnaques Courantes Binance
Fake Binance Airdrop / Giveaway
Social media posts or messages claiming Binance is giving away crypto, requiring you to send a deposit first or connect your wallet to a malicious site.
Binance Account Verification Phishing
Emails or texts claiming your Binance account will be suspended unless you verify your identity via a phishing link.
Fake Binance Customer Support
Scammers on social media or Telegram posing as Binance support, asking for your seed phrase, API keys, or 2FA codes.
P2P Trading Scam
Fraudulent peer-to-peer trades where buyers send fake payment proofs or sellers never release crypto after receiving payment.
Binance SMS Phishing
Text messages with fake withdrawal alerts asking you to click a link to "cancel" a transaction you never initiated.
Comment Repérer un Faux Message Binance
- Use Binance Verify (binance.com/en/official-verification) to check if a domain, email, or phone number is official.
- Binance support will never ask for your password, 2FA codes, or seed phrase.
- Always access Binance by typing the URL directly; do not follow links from emails or social media.
- Enable hardware key or authenticator-based 2FA, not SMS.
- Verify P2P payment completion in your bank before releasing crypto.
- Report suspicious activity at binance.com/en/support.
Report Binance Scams
If you have received a suspicious message impersonating Binance, report it directly to Binance so they can take action and protect others.
Official Binance Fraud Reporting Page