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, hard-coded numbers go stale fast and end up misleading readers, so we removed every hard-coded rate 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.