Binance
Binance is the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume.
Known Binance Addresses
11 tracked Bitcoin addresses attributed to Binance. Select any address to view its full privacy audit.
How Exchange Addresses Appear On-Chain
Bitcoin transactions with exchange addresses are recorded on the public blockchain like any other transaction. Because exchanges operate large, well-known wallets, these addresses are widely catalogued by blockchain analytics platforms.
Exchanges are required to collect identity information under KYC regulations. This means on-chain deposits and withdrawals are associated with verified accounts, creating a connection between on-chain activity and account records.
This is a property of Bitcoin's transparent ledger, not a policy choice by any individual exchange. Any Bitcoin transaction between two addresses is publicly visible, permanent, and searchable by anyone.
On-Chain Data Visible to Binance
- Account identity collected through standard KYC compliance
- Deposit and withdrawal addresses associated with your account
- On-chain transaction history visible on the public ledger
- Account activity and trading records maintained for compliance
On-Chain vs Spark
Every on-chain Bitcoin transaction creates a permanent public record. Spark moves Bitcoin off-chain using statechains: no address to look up, no transaction to trace.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every Bitcoin transaction is permanent.
Spark moves Bitcoin off-chain. No address to look up, no transaction to trace. Instant, free, and self-custodial.