Binance
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CoinGecko sourceAbout Binance
Official profileBinance is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange launched in 2017. Binance.com focuses on digital-asset trading and also offers related research, education and payment services.
Founding and growth
Changpeng Zhao (CZ) and Yi He co-founded Binance in 2017. The platform began with crypto trading and later expanded into a broader range of products and information services.
Trading and ecosystem
Binance.com offers spot trading as well as margin and derivatives products. Beyond trading, Binance Research publishes industry analysis and Binance Academy provides blockchain and crypto education.
Availability and fees
Available products, trading pairs and features can vary by jurisdiction and account eligibility. Fees depend on the product and user tier; check the current official terms and fee schedule for the applicable details.
Recent spot listings
Binance sourceListing process
Official guide- 01Choose the application route
Use Binance's official direct-listing application.
- 02Submit complete project information
Provide consistent company, token and market materials.
- 03Keep the official contact verifiable
Confirm all follow-up through the application route.
- 04Wait for exchange review
The exchange retains the final listing decision.
Binance listing information
How does a project apply for a Binance spot listing?
The project founder or CEO submits the form linked from Binance.com’s official listing guide. Binance conducts due diligence; applying does not mean approval.
How long does a listing review take?
The guide does not promise a fixed review time. Projects that pass initial review are contacted by email and should respond to follow-up questions promptly.
Can a third party apply or guarantee a listing?
No. Binance’s security announcement says it does not accept third-party listing applications or negotiations and never guarantees a listing. CryptoPartner provides independent research, not Binance representation.
Does Binance charge a listing fee?
Binance’s September 2025 announcement says it does not charge platform listing fees. Agreements may include airdrop or user-marketing budgets. Check the current written agreement for actual obligations.
Are the Trust Score and market figures live?
No. Trust Score, listed assets, spot pairs and average spread are CoinGecko snapshots with the displayed date. Trust Score is an exchange assessment, not a guarantee of fund safety.
Where do recent listing records and pair links come from?
They come from official Binance spot announcements and trading start times. Multiple quote pairs are grouped by ticker. Click the asset name for its announcement or a pair for its Binance market.
Sources and methodology
Exchange metrics: CoinGecko exchange data, reviewed before publication.
Listing activity: Binance spot-listing announcements and trading start times.
Asset identity: A ticker is not treated as proof of a token contract or CoinGecko identity.
Global CEX License Database — Check the legal entity, jurisdiction and specific authorization; a brand is not a licence.