I. Introduction

Binance is a leading global cryptocurrency trading platform, offering diverse services such as spot trading, contract trading, wealth management, and staking. This article will detail how to complete registration, enhance security, complete identity verification (KYC), fund deposits, and how to open and use a contract account for trading, based on the registration link and invitation code you provided. The example interfaces or operations in the text may slightly differ with platform updates, but the overall process and precautions are generally applicable. Please refer to the latest official guidelines when reading to ensure that the interfaces and operations you see are consistent.

II. Preparation Before Registration

  1. Network Environment

    • If you are in a region (such as mainland China) that cannot directly access the Binance international site, you need to use a VPN or proxy to ensure access to the official website; if you can access normally, you can directly open the registration link.

    • It is recommended to choose stable nodes with low latency, such as those in Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, etc., to improve access speed and security.

  2. Email or Phone Number

    • Prepare a commonly used and secure email address (it is recommended to use a dedicated email separate from other services) to ensure you can receive verification emails sent by the platform.

    • The phone number is optional; some regions support registration with a mobile number and receiving SMS verification codes, which is beneficial for setting up two-factor authentication.

  3. Password Strategy

    • Set a strong password that meets the requirements, usually including uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters, with a suggested length of 8-20 characters.

    • Do not reuse the same password across multiple platforms to prevent account attacks due to password leaks.

  4. Invitation Code Preparation

    • This article uses your exclusive invitation code ADNKDVXD (fill in the 'Referral Code' or 'Referral ID' field on the registration page), which allows you to enjoy a certain fee discount and rebate benefits.

    • When registering through the exclusive registration link, the system will automatically carry in the referral code; if manually accessing the registration page, be sure to enter ADNKDVXD in the 'Referral Code' field to enjoy the corresponding rights.

III. Registration Process

  1. Visit the registration link

    • Click or copy and paste the link: https://www.binance.com/join?ref=ADNKDVXD

    • Confirm that the referral code displayed at the top left of the page or in the pop-up is ADNKDVXD. If it is not automatically filled, you can manually enter this invitation code.

  2. Choose Registration Method

    • You can usually choose to register with email or phone number (some countries/regions support direct registration with mobile numbers).

    • For example, to register with email: Enter a commonly used email address in the 'Email' field; enter the preset strong password in the 'Password' field; the 'Referral Code' field displays or fill in ADNKDVXD; check to agree to the terms of service.

  3. Email Verification

    • After submission, the system will send a verification email to the registered email.

    • Log in to your email, check for the verification email sent by Binance, and click on the 'Verify Email' or 'Confirm' link in the email; if not received, check the spam folder or click 'Resend Verification Email'.

    • After successful verification, returning to the Binance page will prompt 'Email Verified' or automatically proceed to the next step.

  4. Mobile Verification (Optional)

    • If you choose to register with a mobile number, you will directly receive an SMS verification code during registration.

    • Those who registered via email can also add and verify their mobile number in the account security settings to enhance security.

  5. Basic Account Created

    • After registration and verification, you can log in to your Binance account, initially having spot trading permissions, but to unlock more functions (such as higher withdrawal limits, fiat trading, contract trading, etc.), you need to further complete security settings and identity verification.

IV. Account Security Settings

  1. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

    • Google Authenticator: The most common and recommended. Install Google Authenticator (or compatible U2F app), scan the QR code on the Binance account security page or manually enter the key. After completing the binding, you will be required to enter a dynamic verification code for each login, withdrawal, API call, and other critical operations.

    • SMS Verification: If supported in your area, you can bind your phone number to receive SMS verification codes. However, compared to the Authenticator, SMS verification may face risks of message interception and is only recommended as an auxiliary method.

    • After completing 2FA binding, account security is greatly enhanced, laying the foundation for subsequent enabling of contract trading.

  2. Anti-Phishing Code

    • This feature is used to display your custom identifier in the subject line of official Binance emails, such as a fixed string of words or characters, helping to identify official emails and avoid clicking links in phishing emails.

    • After creating and activating on the 'Security' or 'Anti-Phishing' settings page, all Binance email subjects will contain this anti-phishing code.

  3. Funds Password/Transaction Password (if any)

    • Some regions or features may require separate setting of a funds password (or transaction password) for secondary confirmation during withdrawal, contract trading, and other fund operations.

    • If prompted by the system, please follow the instructions to set and keep it safe.

  4. Device Management and Risk Control Reminders

    • View bound devices on the 'Security' page, and promptly remove any unknown login devices.

    • Enable 'Security Notifications' (such as email and SMS notifications) to receive timely alerts and take action when there are abnormal logins, withdrawals, and other activities on your account.

V. Identity Authentication (KYC)

  1. KYC Level

    • Basic Authentication (Identity Verification 1/Basic): Usually requires submission of identification documents (ID card, passport, or driver's license) photos and face/selfie verification to unlock higher withdrawal limits and certain functionalities.

    • Advanced Authentication (Identity Verification 2/Advanced, if applicable): In some regions or for high limit needs, additional documents such as address proof may be required.

    • It is recommended to complete at least basic authentication to avoid affecting subsequent fiat currency channels, contract trading permissions, and higher withdrawal limits.

  2. Authentication Process

    • After logging in, go to the 'User Center' or 'Identity Verification' page, and upload photos or scans of both sides of your ID document as prompted.

    • Conduct face recognition: Use your phone or computer camera to take a photo of your face matching your ID document as instructed. Ensure sufficient lighting for a clear photo.

    • Wait for review: Usually takes a few minutes to several hours. After approval, you will receive a notification, and the page will show 'Verified' status.

    • If the review is not passed, re-upload or supplement materials based on the platform's feedback.

  3. Special Instructions

    • Different countries/regions may have different material requirements. Please be sure to upload documents and photos that meet local standards as per Binance's official prompts.

    • If the network environment or identity region is restricted (such as mainland China), you may need to use a VPN to access the verification page, but please ensure that your real and legitimate identity information is used and do not use false materials.

VI. Fund Deposit and Security

  1. Preparation Before Deposit

    • Determine the deposit method: fiat currency deposit (supports certain countries' bank cards, third-party payments or P2P transactions) or digital asset deposit (such as USDT, BTC, etc. already in other wallets).

    • If you are a mainland China user, it is recommended to purchase mainstream currencies such as USDT through P2P transactions and then transfer them to the spot wallet.

  2. Fiat Currency Deposit (P2P Transaction Example)

    • Go to the 'Buy Coins/Fiat' or 'P2P Trading' page, select the currency to buy (like USDT), choose the trading method (bank transfer, Alipay/WeChat, or other supported channels), select a reputable merchant to place an order, and confirm receipt after completing payment.

    • Common Notes: Strictly verify the merchant's payment information, do not privately add the other party's payment account; confirm receipt before clicking 'Paid' on the page.

  3. Digital Asset Deposit

    • In 'Assets' → 'Deposit', select the corresponding currency, copy the deposit address (pay attention to the network type match, such as ERC-20, TRC-20).

    • Transfer from another wallet or exchange to the specified address, waiting for block confirmation.

    • Do not deposit a non-corresponding currency to the deposit address, or the assets may not be recoverable.

  4. Fund Transfer

    • Binance accounts consist of multiple sub-wallets: Spot Wallet, Contract (Derivatives/Futures) Wallet, etc. After completing the deposit to the Spot Wallet, if you want to engage in contract trading, you need to execute 'Transfer' from 'Wallet' → 'Contract Wallet' to transfer funds from the Spot Wallet to the Contract Wallet.

VII. Enable Contract Trading

  1. Enter the contract page

    • After logging into Binance, find the 'Derivatives' or 'Contract Trading' (Derivatives) entry in the top navigation bar or homepage, and click to enter the contract trading interface.

    • According to the interface prompts, when entering for the first time, a contract risk disclosure and assessment requirement will usually pop up.

  2. Risk Disclosure and Assessment Questionnaire

    • Contract trading involves high leverage and high risk. The platform will require users to read and check the risk disclosure agreement to understand possible risks such as forced liquidation and fund loss.

    • Complete the risk assessment questionnaire: The platform will conduct simple Q&A based on your experience, investment goals, risk tolerance, etc., to assess whether you meet the requirements for contract trading. The assessment result usually does not prohibit contract trading, but if the risk tolerance is insufficient, the platform may suggest cautious operation.

    • After agreeing to the terms, you can enable contract trading permissions.

  3. Fill in Referral Code (Optional)

    • When first opening a contract or in the 'Referral Code' input box, fill in or confirm that ADNKDVXD has been entered to enjoy corresponding fee discounts and rebate rewards. If you register through a registration link with a referral code, that code is usually automatically bound.

  4. Complete the 2FA Requirements

    • If you have not previously enabled 2FA, the platform may require you to complete two-factor authentication first to ensure that the account has basic security protection.

  5. Contract Account Successfully Opened

    • After completing the above steps, you will be prompted 'Contract Account Opened' or redirected to the contract trading interface, where you can proceed with subsequent fund transfers and order placements.

VIII. Transfer to Contract Wallet and Leverage Settings

  1. Transfer funds to the contract wallet

    • In the contract trading interface, click the 'Wallet' or 'Transfer' button, and select from 'Spot Wallet' to 'Contract Wallet' (usually USDT-M Contract Wallet or COIN-M Contract Wallet).

    • Enter the transfer amount, and upon confirmation, the funds will be instantly credited to the contract wallet for opening positions.

  2. Select Contract Type

    • USDT-M Contract (USDT Denominated Contract): Profits and losses are calculated and settled in USDT, commonly used by most users.

    • COIN-M Contract (Coin-Margined Contract): Contracts are margined with corresponding cryptocurrencies, profits or losses are settled in that currency, suitable for users with specific strategies.

    • Choose based on personal preference and strategy; beginners are advised to prioritize USDT-M.

  3. Leverage Adjustment

    • Enter a specific contract trading pair (like BTCUSDT perpetual contract), and you can usually see a leverage adjustment slider or input box on the order panel.

    • Binance supports leverage from 1x up to a maximum of 125x. It is recommended that beginners use lower leverage (such as 3-10x) to control risks.

    • Different contract pairs and user levels may support different maximum leverage; the interface will display the available leverage range in real-time.

    • After adjusting the leverage, confirm the risk exposure: the higher the leverage, the greater the liquidation risk; be sure to set cautiously based on your risk tolerance.

  4. Margin Mode

    • Isolated Margin Mode: Each position has independent margin, and only the corresponding margin is lost when that position is liquidated; risk is controllable and suitable for controlling single position risk.

    • Cross Margin Mode: All funds in the contract wallet are used as margin, multiple positions share the margin, and losses in one position may affect others; suitable for hedging or experienced users.

    • Choose carefully: beginners are often advised to use isolated margin mode for controllable single position risk; more experienced traders may prefer cross margin mode when using hedging strategies.

IX. Order Trading Process

  1. Choose Trading Pair

    • In the contract trading interface, enter the trading pair (like BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, etc.) in the search box on the left or top to access the corresponding contract page.

  2. View Market Data

    • Pay attention to real-time prices, depth, K-line charts, trading volume, and other information, and combine technical or fundamental analysis to determine the timing of entry.

  3. Order Types

    • Limit Order: Place an order at a specified price, suitable for transactions when the expected price reaches a certain level; the advantage is that the opening price is controllable, but orders may not be executed for a long time.

    • Market Order: Execute immediately at the market price, suitable for urgent entry or exit; pay attention to slippage and transaction costs.

    • Take Profit and Stop Loss Orders: Used for automatic liquidation risk control or profit locking.

    • Other Advanced Order Types: Such as trailing stop, which can be learned and used according to needs.

  4. Input Opening Parameters

    • Direction: Long (Bullish) or Short (Bearish).

    • Leverage: Set in the previous step; can be confirmed again before placing an order.

    • Margin Mode: Isolated or Cross, set according to strategy.

    • Opening Price and Quantity: For limit orders, enter the target price and opening quantity; for market orders, just enter the quantity, and the system will execute at the best market price.

  5. Submit Order and Monitor Position

    • Click the 'Buy/Long' or 'Sell/Short' button to submit the order.

    • After successfully opening a position, you can view real-time profits and losses, liquidation prices, utilized margin, and other information on the 'Positions' or 'Position' page.

  6. Risk Control

    • Set Stop Loss/Take Profit: It is recommended to add stop-loss and take-profit orders promptly when opening positions or after opening, to avoid significant losses caused by drastic market fluctuations.

    • Position Management: Do not invest all funds in a single position at once; consider building positions in batches or diversifying into multiple contract pairs to reduce concentration risk.

    • Timely adjust leverage or add margin: If the position incurs a significant floating loss, choose to add margin or reduce leverage based on risk tolerance to prevent forced liquidation.

    • The Binance platform will send risk warning notifications before reaching the liquidation line, so pay attention and deal with it in a timely manner.

X. Precautions and Risk Warnings

  1. Compliance and Legal Risks

    • Different countries/regions have different cryptocurrency trading policies. Be sure to understand and comply with local regulations. Users in mainland China must judge and bear the compliance risks of using VPNs or offshore trading platforms themselves.

  2. Fund Security

    • Do not keep large amounts of long-term idle funds on the exchange for long periods. It is recommended to allocate reasonably and withdraw regularly to a self-managed wallet or cold storage.

    • Beware of phishing websites: Confirm whether the domain name is correct (binance.com) and do not log in through links from unknown sources; it is recommended to bookmark the official link or visit through a search engine.

  3. Risk Education

    • Contract trading is extremely risky, and leverage will amplify profits and losses. Beginners are advised to first familiarize themselves with operations in a demo account (test network or simulated trading) and only invest funds they can afford to lose.

    • Read and understand the platform's risk disclosure agreements and assessment content, and evaluate your own risk tolerance.

  4. Fees and Rebates

    • Contract trading fees include opening and closing fees, and the fee rate is related to the user's VIP level and whether platform tokens (BNB) are used for deductions.

    • Register and enable contract trading using the invitation code ADNKDVXD, and enjoy a certain percentage of fee rebates and discounts. Please pay attention to the specific rebate ratio and discount rules in Binance's official announcements or the 'Rebate Center' page; if you have any questions, you can consult customer service or check the latest information in the community.

  5. Technical and Network Risks

    • During peak trading periods, there may be interface delays, drastic price fluctuations, and other situations. Be sure to prepare in advance; control risks by setting stop losses and placing orders in batches.

    • In case of platform maintenance or anomalies, pay attention to Binance's official announcements or social media channels, and operate cautiously.

XI. Mobile App Operation

  1. Download and Install

    • Visit the Binance official website or mobile app store (iOS App Store, Android official channels) to download the latest version of the App, ensuring the source is reliable and not installing through unknown third-party channels.

    • If users in mainland China cannot download directly, they can download through overseas app stores or use a VPN.

  2. App Login and Security Settings

    • Log in to the App using your registered email/phone number and password. After the first login, you also need to complete 2FA binding, set up anti-phishing codes, and other security operations.

  3. Contract Trading Entry

    • Find the 'Contract' or 'Derivatives' tab at the bottom or top navigation of the App, and after entering, it is similar to the web version. You need to read the risk warnings and complete the risk assessment, then confirm the leverage and margin mode before placing an order.

  4. Transfer and Place Orders

    • The transfer path in the App is clear: Enter 'Wallet' → 'Spot Wallet' → 'Transfer' → select 'Contract Wallet'; the order interface is intuitive, allowing quick switching of leverage and position direction.

    • Pay attention to mobile network security and avoid making large transactions in public Wi-Fi environments, or use a trusted VPN to ensure privacy and data security.

XII. Summary and Recommendations

  • Complete Process Review:

    1. Visit the registration link and fill in the referral code ADNKDVXD;

    2. Complete email/phone number registration and verification;

    3. Set a strong password, enable 2FA and anti-phishing codes;

    4. Complete identity authentication (KYC);

    5. Deposit funds and transfer to the contract wallet;

    6. Read the risk disclosure and complete the risk assessment;

    7. Fill in or confirm the referral code to enable the contract account;

    8. Choose contract type, set leverage and margin mode;

    9. Place orders and manage take-profit, stop-loss, and position management;

    10. Continuously monitor risks and allocate assets reasonably.

  • It is recommended for beginners to practice: Familiarize yourself with the contract trading process in the Binance test network (Testnet) without using real funds; once proficient, conduct small-scale operations in a live account.

  • Continue learning: Follow Binance Academy, official announcements, market trends, and community discussions to enhance risk control awareness and trading skills.

  • Contact Customer Service: If you have questions about the process or related offers, you can inquire through Binance's official customer service or the FAQ page; do not trust unofficial channels to avoid scams.

By following the steps outlined in this article, you can successfully complete the Binance registration and open a contract trading account using the exclusive link and invitation code (https://www.binance.com/join?ref=ADNKDVXD) Ensure that you set leverage and positions cautiously based on your own risk tolerance, pay attention to fund security, continue learning, gradually enhance trading experience, and conduct contract investments steadily. Wish you successful and safe trading!