Corrections log

Wording on how fast Flexible redemptions land. An early draft said funds arrive "instantly," which gives the false impression that it's guaranteed to hit your balance in seconds with no delay ever. We changed it to "usually instant or same-day, though it can briefly queue during extreme peaks or maintenance," which is closer to how it actually works.

How we frame Dual Investment. An early draft leaned on the "relatively safe way to collect a bit of yield" line you see everywhere online. After a second look we corrected it to say plainly that Dual Investment is a high-risk, option-like structured product, not a sure thing, and added the risk that either settlement can leave you buying in or missing out against your wishes.

The stablecoin APR comparison table. The first version listed specific percentage rates. Since Binance's rates move around constantly with promotions, fixed numbers in the text go stale fast and end up misleading readers, so we removed every specific rate figure and switched to a qualitative comparison plus "check Binance's own page for the current figure."

Wording of the desk's end-of-article notes. Several articles closed with a desk note that described checking Binance's official notes line by line as if we had subscribed, redeemed or staked from a live account (for example "we put a small amount of a stablecoin into a Flexible product" or "we pulled the interest out and reconciled it"). This site has no publishable record of such account operations, so those notes now use a "checked against official sources" framing that says which points are official statements and which are our judgment. The conclusions and risk warnings in each article are unchanged.

Registration guide: the referral code step was described in the wrong place. Step 2 of Binance Sign-Up to Your First Earn Deposit used to say the referral-code field is “usually part of the registration form” and told readers to check it “before submitting,” which doesn't match how Binance's sign-up currently works. On 2026-09-09 we corrected it to: the first sign-up screen has only an email/phone field and no referral-code field; the code appears in the step after the account is created, and coming from a referral link it is filled in automatically and shown as bound; an invalid code can be changed and a missing one skipped, but it can't be edited once bound. The basis is the Binance Help Center articles “How to Register on the Binance Website?” (updated on 2025-11-24) and “How to Register on the Binance App?” (updated on 2025-11-23), plus this site's own check of the accounts.binance.com sign-up page on 2026-09-08. The rest of the guide's steps and risk warnings are unchanged.

How Flexible rewards accrue, when they are first paid, and when Locked rewards arrive. Is Binance Flexible savings safe? said Flexible “usually accrues daily and pays interest each day” and that Locked “returns principal plus interest at maturity”; APR vs APY said “you can't assume it auto-rolls into itself,” and its desk note said Flexible rewards “are paid daily to the available balance”; Your First Time Using Binance Earn said “most Flexible products don't accrue instantly”; Binance Sign-Up to Your First Earn Deposit said “you'll see interest accruing the next day”; How Long Does Binance Flexible Redemption Take? said that at maturity “the system returns principal plus interest in one go”; Binance Earn Explained said you “get principal plus interest back only at maturity” and “Locked returns everything at maturity,” and Simple Earn: Flexible vs Locked said Locked “returns principal plus interest only at maturity”; those two and Is Earning on USDT with Binance Reliable? also each had a line describing Flexible interest as daily. On 2026-09-15 we corrected those lines to match Binance's current guides: Real-Time APR rewards are accrued and accumulated in your Earn Account every minute from subscription, rounded to eight decimal places, with no distribution record; they stay in your balance, which in our reading works close to compounding, though the guide doesn't say so outright; Bonus Tiered APR rewards are calculated on the previous day's snapshot, start accruing the day after you subscribe at 00:00 UTC and reach your Spot Account two days after subscription, between 00:00 and 08:00 UTC, and Auto-Subscribe moves Spot balances into Flexible daily at 02:00 and 16:00 UTC; Locked rewards start accruing at 00:00 UTC the day after you subscribe and are distributed to your Spot Wallet daily between 00:00 and 08:00 UTC, the principal is redeemed on the redemption date, and products that pay rewards in a different coin pay them with the principal at expiry. For early redemption, the Locked guide says “any rewards already distributed will be deducted from the principal,” and the related articles now say so too. The basis is the Binance Help Center articles “Get Started with Binance Simple Earn Flexible Products” (updated on 2026-04-22, UTC) and “Get Started with Binance Simple Earn Locked Products” (updated on 2026-02-06, UTC), checked on 2026-09-15. The other conclusions and risk warnings in these articles are unchanged.

Whether Flexible still earns on the day you redeem, and whether a Locked rate is set when you order. How Long Does Binance Flexible Redemption Take?, Is Binance Flexible savings safe? and the redemption timing lookup said the redemption day “may no longer accrue that day's interest”; Simple Earn: Flexible vs Locked said whether the redemption day still earns “differ[s] by product,” and that Locked's rate “is essentially set the moment you order.” Corrected on 2026-10-03 against Binance's current guides: Real-Time APR rewards accrue every minute, and the guide says “You'll continue to earn Real-Time APR rewards until the moment of redemption,” so nothing accrued that day is taken back; only the Bonus Tiered APR stops for that UTC day on the amount redeemed, and redemptions draw first on assets that have already accrued rewards. For Locked products, the guide says the APR “is not fixed and is subject to change on a daily basis, unless otherwise stated”; only products marked fixed rate keep one APR for the whole subscription. The same pages now also give the daily redemption limit Binance states and the app route for redeeming. Sources: Binance's Get Started with Binance Simple Earn Flexible Products and Get Started with Binance Simple Earn Locked Products, checked 2026-10-03. The same day we fixed the same "Locked gives a more certain rate" wording elsewhere on the site: Binance Earn Explained, Is Binance USDT Earn Safe?, Can You Redeem Binance Locked Savings Early?, How to earn on your BNB, Binance Earn has so many products — how to pick, and the Flexible vs Locked decision helper and earnings calculator tools. They now say Locked usually pays a bit more and, unless marked fixed rate, its APR can change during the lock. The other conclusions and risk notes on these pages are unchanged.

How Locked early redemption works and how long it takes. Can you redeem Binance Locked early? and how long a Flexible redemption takes said early redemption meant converting to Flexible and then redeeming, and that unpaid interest might be settled at the Flexible rate. Checked against Binance’s current Help Center guide to Locked products, that was wrong: early redemption can’t be undone once confirmed, assets return to the Spot Wallet within 72 hours, the term’s unpaid rewards are forfeited, paid rewards are deducted from the principal returned, and some campaign Locked products can’t be redeemed early. Both articles were rewritten to match, and the same claim was corrected on the homepage comparison table, the redemption-time lookup, Binance Earn explained, Is Flexible savings safe, Flexible vs Locked and Can I lose principal (2026-11-08).