Nilton Mabuli

More and more people are entering the world of cryptocurrencies, motivated by the possibility of saving, investing, or simply learning about digital finance. However, many users focus only on gains and end up neglecting an essential point: account security. The truth is simple — it is useless to earn if, due to lack of attention, the funds are lost. The good news is that protecting your Binance account is not complicated and is within the reach of any user.

With the growth of cryptocurrency use in Angola, it becomes increasingly important to understand that investing in the digital market does not only depend on knowing how to buy or sell assets, but above all on ensuring the security of the account and the stored funds. Binance, as one of the largest cryptocurrency platforms in the world, provides various protection tools, but the final responsibility for security always starts with the user.

The security of the Binance account is based on good practices that all users should adopt from the first access. One of the fundamental steps is the activation of two-factor authentication (2FA), either through applications like Google Authenticator or by verification via SMS. This functionality adds an extra layer of protection, making unauthorized access more difficult, even if the password is compromised.