How many devices have logged into your Binance account? Are there any you don't recognize? Regularly checking and managing authorized devices is an important part of keeping your account secure.
Where to View Authorized Devices
After registering on Binance, follow these paths:
App:
- Open the Binance app
- Profile -> Security
- Find "Device Management" or "Authorized Devices"
- View the list of all logged-in devices
Web:
- Log into the Binance website
- Profile -> Security
- Device Management
What Information Is Shown for Each Device?
Each authorized device displays:
- Device type: Phone/Computer/Tablet
- Device name: e.g., "iPhone 15" or "Windows PC"
- Login time: Most recent login
- Login location: Approximate geographic location based on IP
- Device status: Currently online/offline
- Browser/App version: Client information used
How to Remove an Unrecognized Device
If you spot an unfamiliar device on the list, remove it immediately:
- Find the suspicious device in the list
- Tap the "Delete" or "Remove" button on the right side
- Complete security verification (email/SMS/Google Authenticator)
- Confirm removal
Once removed, the login session on that device is immediately invalidated — a new login with credentials and verification would be required.
What Else to Do After Finding a Suspicious Device
If you confirm that a device you don't own has logged into your account, beyond removing it you should also:
- Change your password immediately: Set a completely new strong password
- Check security settings: Confirm your email and phone number haven't been changed
- Check API keys: Look for any newly created API keys
- Check withdrawal addresses: Confirm no unfamiliar addresses have been added to your whitelist
- Review recent trades and withdrawals: Confirm no unauthorized activity
- Temporarily disable withdrawals: Pause withdrawal functionality until your investigation is complete
Device Trust Management
Binance has a "trusted device" concept. When you log in on a new device, you typically need email/SMS verification. After verification, you can choose to "Trust this device," so future logins from this device won't require email verification each time.
Recommendations:
- Only "trust" your own personal devices
- Never trust public computers or borrowed devices
- Always manually log out after using computers at internet cafes or libraries
How Many Devices Can Be Logged In Simultaneously?
Binance allows simultaneous logins from multiple devices with no explicit limit. However, for security:
- Keep the number of authorized devices to a minimum
- Remove devices you no longer use promptly
- Check the device list regularly (at least once a month)
What Happens After a Device Is Removed?
A removed device:
- Is immediately logged out
- Must re-enter the password and complete 2FA to log in again
- Must go through the "new device" verification process again
Security Tips
- Check the device list monthly: Make it a habit
- Remove old devices after switching phones: Always remove devices you've sold or given away
- Be alert to logins from unusual locations: Investigate immediately if the device list shows logins from unfamiliar places
- Enable login notifications: Binance can send email alerts when a new device logs in
If you don't have the app yet, download the Binance app first.
Summary
Regularly checking Binance's authorized device list is a basic security measure. Remove unfamiliar devices immediately and investigate for any account anomalies. Only trust logins on your own personal devices, and always log out promptly on public machines.