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Check a referral code, trace a missing deposit or compare transfer costs. Find the guide that answers your question.
How to register on Binance: referral code, verification and account security
Prepare a personal account, check the referral code, handle verification problems and protect access before depositing funds.
Your first USDT transfer: network, address, fees and arrival checks
Start at the receiving page, calculate the net amount and follow the transfer through the sender, blockchain and recipient records.
TRC20, ERC20 or BEP20: which network should you use for USDT?
Find a network supported at both ends before comparing withdrawal fees. An address format alone cannot establish compatibility.
Do you need a memo or tag? Follow the receiving page
Find the actual transfer memo, avoid confusing it with an address label and prepare the right records if it was missing or wrong.
USDT not received? Check the sender, blockchain and deposit record
Separate a pending withdrawal from an executed transfer and an uncredited deposit, then contact the party that can investigate.
Sent crypto on the wrong network? Check status and address control first
Separate exchange deposits, self-custody addresses and another recipient before pursuing recovery. Avoid actions that create another loss.
Withdrawal whitelist or small test: what does each protect?
Saving an address is not the same as enabling a whitelist. Check the destination and understand what a successful test can—and cannot—show.
Trading fees, withdrawal fees and gas are different costs
Identify the operation that caused a charge, avoid counting gas twice and distinguish a referral benefit from money already returned.
How to compare USDT transfer fees when the amount is small
Compare deducted and additional fees, work backwards from a required receipt and account for a separate test transfer.
Market and limit orders: execution price, partial fills and fees
Understand why the last traded price is not a guaranteed quote and why a limit order is not necessarily a maker order.
Moving an authenticator to a new phone without losing account access
Separate synced entries, export keys and account recovery. Verify the new device before retiring the old one, without deleting synced secrets.
Binance anti-phishing code: setup, message checks and what to do after a click
Recognize the security setting without treating a correct code as proof that every link is safe. Respond according to what you actually exposed.
Have USDT but can’t send it? Fixing “insufficient energy” and gas errors
TRON says energy or bandwidth is too low, or Ethereum wants more ETH for gas: work out which fee resource is missing, then choose between adding TRX, staking or sending another way.
Withdrawals on hold after a password or 2FA change: what triggers it and how long it lasts
A security change usually pauses withdrawals for 24 to 48 hours. See what triggers it on Binance, OKX and Bybit, what else stops, and how to time a payment.
Someone says they can recover your stolen USDT? Spotting a recovery scam, and what Binance can do
Recovery offers after a crypto scam usually want a fee or your seed phrase. What IC3 and the FTC warn about, and what Binance needs before funds can be frozen.
Crypto sent while Binance deposits were suspended: maintenance, upgrade or end of support
Work out whether the pause was wallet maintenance, a network upgrade or the end of support, then check the chain, compare timestamps and see what self-service recovery covers.
Crypto deposit below the minimum: why it isn’t credited and how to size a test transfer
A deposit under the receiving platform’s minimum isn’t credited, and a top-up won’t fix it. What to check after sending, and how to size a test amount after fees.
Withdrawal shows “Internal” instead of a TxID: why internal transfers are free and how to prove one
No TxID, nothing on the block explorer and no fee: that is an internal transfer. Share the internal transfer ID, or pick an on-chain withdrawal on Binance when a hash is required.
Received a 0 USDT transfer you didn’t make? How address poisoning works and how to avoid it
A zero or dust transfer from a look-alike address can’t touch your keys. Check your balance, then stop copying addresses from history.
Binance withdrawal asking for the recipient’s name and wallet type? How the Travel Rule questionnaire works
Asked whether the address is yours, who the recipient is and whether it’s an exchange or private wallet? That’s the Travel Rule. What each field means, how wallets are verified, and why deposits can be frozen.
Unknown login or withdrawal on Binance? How to disable your account and unlock it later
Stop the account first with Disable Account. Where the button is, why API keys get deleted, how it differs from closing the account, and the 48-hour wait after unlocking.