If the email service provider is pushing Binance emails into your spam folder, you can follow the below instructions to whitelist Binance’s email addresses. Please note that the list of emails provided in this article is for reference only. Binance may email you using other email addresses.
If you receive suspicious emails claiming to be from Binance, please contact Customer Support to verify them.
Let’s see how to whitelist email addresses on two popular email servers. Please note that the instructions are for reference only.
1. Log in to your Gmail account and go to [Settings] - [See all settings].
2. Go to the [Filters and Blocked Addresses] tab. Click [Create a new filter].
3. Copy and paste the official Binance email addresses to the [From] field and click [Create filter].
For example, here are some Binance email addresses you can whitelist:
4. Check the box next to [Never send it to Spam] and click [Create filter].
1. Log in to your Outlook email and go to [Settings] - [View all Outlook settings].
2. Click [Email] - [Junk email], you will see [Safe senders and domains].
3. Click [Add] to add the official Binance email addresses into the list. This can ensure that Outlook doesn’t move Binance emails to your Junk folder. Click [Save] to save your settings.
For example, here are some Binance email addresses you can whitelist:
To whitelist email addresses using Apple Mail, follow these steps:
1. Open Apple Mail and log in to your account.
2. From the top menu, click on [Mail] - [Settings].
3. Go to the [Rules] tab.
4. Click on [Add Rule].
5. Give the rule a name, such as “Whitelist."
6. In the ‘Conditions’ section, set the rule to [From] and [Contains].
7. Enter the email address you want to whitelist.
For example, here are some Binance email addresses you can whitelist:
8. In the ‘Actions’ section, set the rule to [Move Message] and choose [Inbox].
9. Click [OK] to save the rule.
