Protecting Your Project: How to Spot Fake Binance Listing Scams
A security guide helping crypto projects identify and avoid fraudulent listing agents impersonating Binance officials.
For blockchain projects seeking exchange listings, navigating the process safely is crucial. Binance maintains a rigorous, transparent listing process that never involves third-party intermediaries or guaranteed placements. Recent scams have involved impersonators claiming to be Binance Business Development employees or official "listing agents" promising listings for fees .
Key warning signs include:
· Requests for upfront "listing fees" or token payments before official agreements
· Third parties claiming to represent Binance in listing negotiations
· Pressure to act quickly or bypass official channels
Protective measures:
· Always verify contacts through Binance's official verification portal
· Communicate directly through official channels only
· Remember Binance never charges upfront listing fees
Binance only collects tokens after formal agreements are fully executed and announced officially. Any deviation from this process indicates a scam. The exchange's commitment to security extends to features like Live Trading on Binance Square, which provides authentic educational content .
Closing insight: Trust only verified Binance channels for listing communications and immediately report suspicious approaches to official customer support.
Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and is not financial or legal advice.
