Editorial policy

Corrections and updates

The Binance interface, rules and fees change. A significant error in a guide can cause financial risk as well as inconvenience, so corrections take priority over publishing new material.

What we correct urgently

• the wrong network, address or confirmation process;
• incorrect information about product availability;
• an unverified discount or fee condition;
• a link to an unofficial or outdated source;
• wording that suggests guaranteed returns.

How changes are recorded

The article's review date is updated. If a change affects a user's decision, the corrections log should include a brief entry explaining what was wrong, what changed and which source was used.

Recent substantive changes

There are no confirmed corrections to published materials yet. Draft edits and the initial preparation of pages are not presented as corrections to already published text.

How a correction differs from a routine update

A correction changes material that is wrong, incomplete or potentially misleading. A routine update clarifies the interface or adds useful context without changing the earlier conclusion. The log records corrections that affect safety, understanding of the terms or a user's decision.

How to report an error

Send the page address and a brief description of the error to toknau@toknau.com. Do not share passwords, one-time codes, documents, payment details or other account information. Before taking action, check the update and source-check dates, as well as the actual terms shown in the Binance interface.

Scheduled review

The editorial team plans to check registration, download, KYC, fee, P2P, deposit and withdrawal pages monthly, and security, access recovery and basic mechanics guides at least quarterly. The 'Updated' date changes after a substantive edit; the source-check date changes only after the listed pages have been opened again. This is an editorial schedule, not a promise that Binance will remain unchanged.