#AirdropSafetyGuide

Airdrop Safety Guide for Binance App Users

Airdrops can be lucrative, but scams are rampant. Follow these safety tips to protect your assets while claiming free crypto:

1. Verify the Airdrop’s Legitimacy

Only trust official sources like Binance Announcements, project websites, or verified social media (check for blue ticks).

Cross-check airdrop links on CoinMarketCap, AirdropAlert, or CryptoCompare to avoid phishing sites.

2. Never Share Private Keys or Seed Phrases

Legitimate airdrops never ask for your wallet’s recovery phrase. If a site requests this, it’s a scam.

Use a separate wallet (e.g., Trust Wallet, MetaMask) for airdrops to isolate risks.

3. Beware of Fake "Gas Fee" Payments

Scammers may ask for an "advance fee" to release tokens—real airdrops don’t require upfront payments.

If an airdrop demands ETH/BNB to "unlock" rewards, exit immediately.

4. Check Smart Contracts Before Interacting

Use Etherscan or BscScan to verify token contracts before claiming.

Revoke unnecessary token approvals via Revoke.cash to prevent drainer attacks.

5. Monitor Suspicious Activity

After claiming, watch for unauthorized transactions—scammers may exploit malicious approvals.

Enable 2FA on all connected accounts (email, wallets, exchanges).

By integrating real-time scam alerts & contract verification tools, your Binance app can help users navigate airdrops safely.