Before you start, imagine your account Binance as a gateway to a vast digital market.
To open this door, you must first deposit your funds, whether in crypto or traditional currency (fiat).
The European fiat will logically be the euro, and for your information, to date, the allowed stablecoins are USDC and EURI (this may change, future additions and withdrawals are always possible).
In short, the process is designed to be accessible but still requires attention, especially to choose the right network and check each step.
Without claiming to produce an exhaustive manual, here is a brief summary of the procedure for each type of deposit, presented here in tabular form:
For crypto deposits:
It is essential to select the correct network, and an error or omission could result in the loss of funds.
Once the transfer is made, Binance will display the status of the transaction (pending, confirmed, etc.). Wait until full confirmation on the blockchain. Depending on your preferences, you will receive notifications or these will be visible on the site / on the app. You can also track the progress of your transaction on the explorer of the used chain.
For fiat deposits:
Card, Transfer, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ... Binance highlights partnerships with various payment providers, which sometimes involves specific fees or delays depending on the method used.
Enhanced authentication may be required. This is part of a compliance approach to promote the fight against fraud and money laundering.
Some practical tips
Before sending funds, take a moment to verify that all information (deposit address, network choice, or payment method) is correct.
Especially for fiat, deposits may be subject to processing delays. Allow some leeway if you have a project that depends on the quick receipt of funds. A SEPA transfer can take up to 72 hours without being late.
For more details and to consult all official instructions, refer directly to the Binance FAQ: đ How to Send Crypto or Fiat to Binance
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