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Binance urged users to confirm that communications appearing to originate from the exchange are genuine by using its Binance Verify tool, which checks a source and returns a result. The campaign targets phishing and impersonation scams in which fake messages mimic official Binance branding. The exchange framed the tool as part of its SAFU user-protection messaging and linked to its official-verification page. The reminder carries no new product, listing or fee announcement, and no token prices, trading volumes or total value locked figures were cited. What to watch next is whether Binance pairs the verification push with further anti-scam measures or disclosures.
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