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An independent record of the October 2026 Binance hack
Scam watch
Standing warning. After any large theft, scammers pose as exchanges, investigators, lawyers and recovery services. This site does not recover funds, hold funds, run claims or ask for payment, a login or a wallet connection. We will never contact you first.
Never enter a seed phrase or private key anywhere. No genuine service needs it.
Never connect a wallet to, or sign a transaction for, a site that promises a refund or recovery.
Never pay an upfront fee to "unlock", "release" or "verify" recovered funds.
Be wary of anyone who contacts you first by message, email or social media, even if they use real names or logos.
Do not send funds to any address listed on this site. Addresses here are a reference record, not a destination.
Check any claimed announcement on the official channel you already use, typing the address yourself.
Documented alerts
Each alert below is tied to an approved, quoted source. If you have seen a scam that is not listed, tip and report forms are not available yet; see About.
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Binance: follow official channels or official Customer Support
In its second 30 October update, Binance told users to follow its official channels only, or to contact official Customer Support, for verified updates.
For verified updates, please follow Binance's official channels only, or contact us directly through the official Customer Support.
BleepingComputer reported that Binance warned customers to remain cautious of scams and avoid unofficial links, messages, or requests for account information. We found no recovery-scam warning from the FBI in the sources captured as of 2026-11-01.
Binance also warned customers to remain cautious of scams and avoid unofficial links, messages, or requests for account information.
Each domain below was reported as phishing by the list named beside it. That is the list's statement, not a finding of this site: we have not visited or tested any of these sites. They are written as plain text with the dots in brackets so that they cannot be clicked or pasted into an address bar by accident. Do not visit them. If you run a listed domain and think the listing is wrong, see Corrections; the list that reported it is the one that can remove it.
No domain has been reported as phishing by a tracked list yet.
A domain is listed here only when a phishing list names it. An empty table is not a clean bill of health for any site.
No other domains containing the Binance name have been seen in certificate logs or public scans.