Binance Wallet has announced a major crackdown on fraudulent activity within its Binance Alpha platform, banning more than 600 accounts last week for violating terms of use through the use of automated trading bots and “bot farms.”
In an official post, Binance emphasized that the move aligns with its commitment to maintaining fairness and integrity across its ecosystem. The company stated that it is enhancing its user feedback system to encourage the community to report suspicious or abusive activities directly.
Dear User,
In-line with our commitment to protect our users and provide a fair platform, last week we banned over 600 accounts that had misused Binance Alpha by fraudulently using automated tools (e.g. “bot farms”).
We are enhancing our user feedback mechanism, and we… pic.twitter.com/97osYbmVqD
— Binance Wallet (@BinanceWallet) October 19, 2025
Effective immediately, any account found misusing Binance Alpha or breaching Binance’s Terms of Use will face a permanent ban from all Binance campaigns, promotions, and airdrops. Additionally, Binance reserves the right to claw back related earnings from those accounts.
To promote transparency, Binance introduced a new incentive system: verified user reports that lead to confirmed violations may receive up to 50% of the recovered earnings from the offending account.
Users are encouraged to submit detailed reports, including screenshots, blockchain addresses, or other identifying information, via Binance’s official feedback form.
This initiative underscores Binance’s broader efforts to curb manipulation and maintain a level playing field for legitimate Alpha users as the platform continues to expand its ecosystem testing and community-driven engagement programs.
