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Binance Warns Users of Rising Phishing Text Scams
Binance alerts users to a surge in fraudulent text messages mimicking security alerts.
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As of 2026-09-03 15:47 UTC. Market figures are as the cited sources reported them at that time and may have moved since. This is news, not investment advice.
What this stands on
- Binance stated that it would never ask users to tap a link in a text message to verify or secure their accounts. ·
u.today
- Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, detected a significant increase in phishing attacks targeting users via fraudulent text messages. ·
- Binance is rolling out a limited-edition Binance VIP Suitcase for its VIP users during the Mid-Autumn Festival. ·
Blockchain.News
- Binance urged users to enable the Withdrawal Address Whitelist feature to restrict withdrawals to pre-approved addresses. ·
- Binance warned that these messages contain shortened malicious links intended to trick users into handing over account access. ·
- As of 2026, Binance's VIP program caters to high-volume traders, institutional clients, and professional users, offering reduced trading fees, account management support, and liquidity tools. ·
- The VIP Suitcase initiative aligns with Binance's ongoing efforts to reward high-value traders and institutional clients while expanding its VIP program. ·
- In 2025, Binance launched an invitation program allowing users to qualify for VIP status by proving significant trading volume or asset holdings on other exchanges. ·
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