BNB Chain guides
Step-by-step field instructions for wallets, transfers, applications and common problems.
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Creating and securing your Binance account: KYC, 2FA, and settings that matter
A Binance account is the most common starting point for buying BNB and other crypto. This guide covers registration, KYC verification levels, 2FA with an authenticator app, anti-phishing codes, and the account limits that change once you complete each verification level.
How to start using BNB Chain: first steps for new users
Getting started on BNB Chain involves four concrete steps: creating and securing a Binance account to buy BNB, setting up a non-custodial wallet configured for BSC, moving funds to the chain, and connecting to a dApp. This guide covers each step with current parameters and the security decisions that matter most.
Stop-loss orders on BNB Chain and Binance: how they work and when to use them
A stop-loss is an order that sells your position automatically when the price falls to a level you define. On centralized exchanges like Binance, it is a standard order type. On BSC DEXes, stop-loss functionality works differently and has important limitations. This guide covers both, plus the common mistakes that turn a protective tool into a loss-amplifier.
How to buy BNB: card, P2P, bank transfer, and what to check before withdrawing
How to buy BNB using card, P2P or bank transfer — with real fee ranges, P2P scam mechanics to avoid, BEP-20 withdrawal setup, and on-chain verification.
How to set up a wallet on BNB Chain: MetaMask, Rabby and Binance Web3 Wallet
How to configure MetaMask, Rabby or Binance Web3 Wallet to use BNB Smart Chain — with exact network parameters, seed phrase safety, and what to check before transacting.
How to connect your wallet to dApps on BNB Chain: sessions, approvals and safety
A wallet connection gives read access. Each transaction or approval signature can move funds. Sessions, approvals, WalletConnect flow, and safety practices on BNB Chain.
Deposits and withdrawals on BNB Chain: how to move funds correctly and avoid sending to the wrong network
BEP-2 and BEP-20 are different networks. Wrong choice can cause permanent loss. How to withdraw from Binance to BSC, bridge assets cross-chain, and recover from mistakes.
Gas fees and slippage on BNB Chain: how they work, how to set them, and what goes wrong
Gas costs under $0.01 on BSC. Slippage tolerance is how much price movement you accept during a swap. Wrong settings mean failed transactions, overpayment, or MEV attacks.
BNB Chain transaction and wallet mistakes to avoid
A practical, deeply sourced guide to wrong networks, approvals, phishing, failed transactions and wallet safety on BNB Chain.
PancakeSwap on BNB Chain
Learn how to use PancakeSwap on BNB Chain for swaps, liquidity and farms, with practical checks for slippage, approvals and risk.