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What is Binance Red Packet & How to Use It?
Alright so if you’re new to Binance or even been using it for a while, you might have come across this thing called a Red Packet. Let me break it down in simple words.
Basically, a Red Packet on Binance is like a digital gift. Think of it like when someone gives you an envelope with money on Eid or New Year – same idea, but crypto-style.
It’s used to send or receive crypto in a fun way. You can send it to your friends, groups, or even give away in giveaways. And yeah, you can also receive them from someone if they share a link or QR code.
How to Get or Claim a Red Packet:
1. Someone sends you a link or shows you a QR code.
2. You click the link or scan the code using Binance app.
3. Log in to your Binance account (if you're not already logged in).
4. Boom! If there’s crypto inside and the packet isn’t already empty – you’ll get your share.
Sometimes the packet is split equally, other times it’s random – so it’s kinda exciting.
Who Is It For?
It’s honestly for everyone on Binance – new users, old users, friends, family. It’s especially cool for:
Promotions and giveaways
Community events
Or just sending a fun surprise to someone
What’s the Benefit?
If you’re receiving it – free crypto! No strings attached.
If you’re sending it – it’s a fun way to spread crypto, promote something, or just surprise your people.
I think Binance added this to make crypto feel less boring and more like a social experience.
#redpacket
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Alright so if you’re new to Binance or even been using it for a while, you might have come across this thing called a Red Packet. Let me break it down in simple words.
Basically, a Red Packet on Binance is like a digital gift. Think of it like when someone gives you an envelope with money on Eid or New Year – same idea, but crypto-style.
It’s used to send or receive crypto in a fun way. You can send it to your friends, groups, or even give away in giveaways. And yeah, you can also receive them from someone if they share a link or QR code.
How to Get or Claim a Red Packet:
1. Someone sends you a link or shows you a QR code.
2. You click the link or scan the code using Binance app.
3. Log in to your Binance account (if you're not already logged in).
4. Boom! If there’s crypto inside and the packet isn’t already empty – you’ll get your share.
Sometimes the packet is split equally, other times it’s random – so it’s kinda exciting.
Who Is It For?
It’s honestly for everyone on Binance – new users, old users, friends, family. It’s especially cool for:
Promotions and giveaways
Community events
Or just sending a fun surprise to someone
What’s the Benefit?
If you’re receiving it – free crypto! No strings attached.
If you’re sending it – it’s a fun way to spread crypto, promote something, or just surprise your people.
I think Binance added this to make crypto feel less boring and more like a social experience.
#redpacket
follow for more information
Beware of Fake Binance Message
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BEWARE OF FAKE BINANCE MESSAGES
Fake messages impersonating Binance are on the rise. So, how can you be sure it’s really Binance messaging you? Here’s two simple rules that’ll keep you one step ahead.
1. Everything Stays on the Platform
All account-related issues are handled on the Binance app or official website. If you receive an SMS asking you to call a phone number or click into a suspicious link, it’s a scam. Always cross-check any link or phone number using Binance Verify to ensure its authenticity.
2. Set Up Your Anti-Phishing Code
The red box shows a fake SMS from a scammer, while the green box shows a real message with an anti-phishing code from Binance. Always verify that the anti-phishing code is your unique code; scammers will often include fake ones to deceive you.
Anti-Phishing codes are unique 8-character codes that, once set up, will appear on every official Binance message you receive — helping you verify their authenticity. Learn how to set up your anti-phishing code here →
Remember, Binance will never ask you to:
Import an unknown wallet;Install third-party software;Call a phone number;Grant access to private keys;Click on links from unofficial sources;
If you run into any of these red flags, ignore and report the message to our customer service team.
For more information, check out the following resources:
How to Protect Your Crypto From SMS Spoofing AttacksBinance Risk Team UpdatesKnow Your Scam SMS Scam and How it Works
Download App Now
To stay secure, setup your anti-phishing code here
Risk warning: Digital asset prices can be volatile. The value of your investment may go down or up and you may not get back the amount invested. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and Binance is not liable for any losses you may incur. Not financial advice. For more information, see our Terms of Use and Risk Warning.
Kindly note: Please be aware of phishing sites and always make sure you are visiting the official Binance.com website when entering sensitive data.
For more information about how we process data, please see our Privacy policy.
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BEWARE OF FAKE BINANCE MESSAGES
Fake messages impersonating Binance are on the rise. So, how can you be sure it’s really Binance messaging you? Here’s two simple rules that’ll keep you one step ahead.
1. Everything Stays on the Platform
All account-related issues are handled on the Binance app or official website. If you receive an SMS asking you to call a phone number or click into a suspicious link, it’s a scam. Always cross-check any link or phone number using Binance Verify to ensure its authenticity.
2. Set Up Your Anti-Phishing Code
The red box shows a fake SMS from a scammer, while the green box shows a real message with an anti-phishing code from Binance. Always verify that the anti-phishing code is your unique code; scammers will often include fake ones to deceive you.
Anti-Phishing codes are unique 8-character codes that, once set up, will appear on every official Binance message you receive — helping you verify their authenticity. Learn how to set up your anti-phishing code here →
Remember, Binance will never ask you to:
Import an unknown wallet;Install third-party software;Call a phone number;Grant access to private keys;Click on links from unofficial sources;
If you run into any of these red flags, ignore and report the message to our customer service team.
For more information, check out the following resources:
How to Protect Your Crypto From SMS Spoofing AttacksBinance Risk Team UpdatesKnow Your Scam SMS Scam and How it Works
Download App Now
To stay secure, setup your anti-phishing code here
Risk warning: Digital asset prices can be volatile. The value of your investment may go down or up and you may not get back the amount invested. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and Binance is not liable for any losses you may incur. Not financial advice. For more information, see our Terms of Use and Risk Warning.
Kindly note: Please be aware of phishing sites and always make sure you are visiting the official Binance.com website when entering sensitive data.
For more information about how we process data, please see our Privacy policy.
@everyone @highlight @followers @fatima_tariq @Binance News @Btcnews99 @undefined
#BinanceAlphaAlert #BinanceLeadsQ1 #BinanceLaunchpoolINIT #PowellRemarks #redpacket $BTC
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