Accounts are non-transferable. However, verified heirs can claim and withdraw the cryptocurrency assets once executor authority is established.
You must prepare the following legal and physical documents before contacting the platform's support:
Go to the Binance Support Center and open a chat request, or contact their Estate Team directly.
Specify that you are reporting the death of an account holder and wish to initiate an estate claim.
Binance support will send a secure portal link to upload the required documents.
Complete the claimant KYC verification process on Binance.
Once documents are approved by Binance’s legal department, the funds will be liquidated or transferred to a verified account under the claimant's name.
Binance has strict compliance procedures for estates. Because cryptocurrency transactions are irreversible, their legal team conducts thorough verifications of the Will and Letters of Administration before executing any asset transfers.
If the account has active futures positions or margins, they may be liquidated upon reporting to prevent further loss. Having pre-recorded instructions is critical to avoid losses during the long review window.
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