# How to Spot Fake Binance Websites (2025 Scams)
Scammers often create fake versions of Binance to steal login credentials and funds. Here are red flags to watch for:
1. Slightly Altered URLs –
- Fake: `binance-us.com` (instead of `binance.us`)
- Fake: `binance-secure.com` (misspelled)
- Fake: `binance-trade.pro` (unofficial domain)
2. Phishing Emails & Fake Ads –
- Scammers send emails pretending to be Binance support.
- Fake Google/Facebook ads lead to cloned Binance sites.
3. No SSL Certificate or Poor Security –
- Legitimate sites use `https://` (check for a padlock icon).
- Fake sites may have invalid security certificates.
4. Unusual Login Requests –
- Fake sites ask for 2FA reset, seed phrases, or private keys.
5. Fake Mobile Apps –
- Only download Binance from official app stores (Google Play, Apple App Store).
### How to Verify the Real Binance Website (2025)
- Check Binance’s official social media (Twitter, Telegram) for updates.
- Use a bookmark instead of clicking links from emails or ads.
### What to Do If You Find a Fake Binance Site?
1. Report it to Binance via their official support.
2. Warn others on crypto forums (Reddit, Twitter).
3. Check Scam Alerts on:
- [Binance Support](https://support.binance.com)
- [ScamAdviser](https://www.scamadviser.com) $BTC
