Why you shouldn’t buy one

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• It almost always violates Binance’s Terms of Service and can lead to suspension or permanent bans.

• The seller can keep a backdoor and steal funds or use recovery options to take the account back.

• Using someone else’s KYC exposes you to AML/identity issues and possible legal trouble.

How to get a verified Binance account yourself — step-by-step

1. Sign up

   • Use your own email or phone number on the official Binance website or app.

   • Pick a strong unique password.

2. Prepare documents (have these ready)

   • Government ID: passport, driver’s license, or national ID (clear photo or scan).

   • Selfie / live facial scan (use the app flow).

   • Proof of address if requested: utility bill, bank statement, or official letter dated within the last 3 months showing your name and address.

   • Make sure the name on all documents matches exactly.

3. Complete KYC (in-app)

   • Follow the verification prompts: choose country, upload ID front/back, take live selfie per instructions, upload proof of address if asked.

   • Use good lighting, no glare, full document in frame, and avoid edits/filters.

4. Common verification pitfalls & fixes

   • Blurry or cropped photos → retake with steady hands and good light.

   • Names don’t match → use documents that exactly match your registration name.

   • Selfie mismatch → remove hats/glasses, follow on-screen facial guidance.

   • If verification is stuck, reply to Binance Support through the official Help Center and attach the requested docs.

5. Lock the account down (security)

   • Enable 2-Factor Authentication (Google Authenticator or hardware token).

   • Enable withdrawal address whitelisting and email/SMS confirmations.

   • Set an anti-phishing code.

   • Use a unique, long password and a password manager.

   • Don’t share account details or 2FA codes with anyone.

If your motive is privacy or avoiding KYC

• If you want privacy for holding crypto, consider non-custodial wallets (you control the keys) and decentralized exchanges — but fiat on/off ramps will usually require KYC.

• If you need large-volume trading, use Binance’s official business/institutional onboarding channels (they have formal processes).

Safer alternatives to “buying” an account

• Complete verification yourself (recommended).

• Use regulated P2P/OTC services where all parties complete their own KYC.

• Use an exchange or service in your jurisdiction that has acceptable privacy/limits and proper KYC.

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