How to use the Binance NFT marketplace? (Digital Collectibles)

Accessing the Binance NFT Marketplace

1. Log in to your verified Binance account using credentials linked to KYC-confirmed identity information.

2. Navigate to the top navigation bar and click on the NFT tab to enter the dedicated marketplace interface.

3. Ensure your wallet is connected via WalletConnect or Binance Chain Wallet extension for seamless asset interaction.

4. Confirm that your selected network is BNB Smart Chain or BNB Chain — default settings may not support cross-chain minting or listing.

5. Browse categories such as Art, Gaming, Metaverse, or Sports directly from the homepage filter panel without requiring additional authentication.

Purchasing Digital Collectibles

1. Use the search bar to locate specific NFTs by name, collection, or creator username.

2. Click on any item to view metadata, ownership history, transaction logs, and current bid status.

3. Select Buy Now if the listing is fixed-price, or choose Place Bid for auction-based assets.

4. Review gas fee estimates, settlement currency (BNB, BUSD, or ETH), and royalty implications before confirming.

5. Approve the transaction through your connected wallet and wait for blockchain confirmation visible in the Activity tab.

Creating and Listing Your Own NFTs

1. Go to the Create section and upload digital files up to 100MB in JPG, PNG, GIF, MP4, or GLB format.

2. Fill in required fields including title, description, attributes, and unlockable content for premium buyers.

3. Choose between Public Sale, Auction, or Private Sale with customizable start/end times.

4. Set pricing in BNB or BUSD, define royalties between 0%–10%, and confirm collection selection or create a new one.

5. Sign two separate wallet transactions: one for contract deployment and another for listing activation on the marketplace.

Managing Your NFT Portfolio

1. Access the My NFTs dashboard to view all owned assets across BNB Smart Chain and BNB Chain networks.

2. Filter holdings by collection, status (listed/unlisted), or transfer eligibility using toggle switches.

3. Initiate transfers to external wallets by entering recipient address and confirming with wallet signature.

4. Cancel active listings at any time before sale completion; cancellation fees are deducted in BNB.

5. Export ownership records as CSV from the portfolio settings menu for tax reporting or audit purposes.

Security and Verification Protocols

1. Verify official domain: always check that the URL reads https://www.binance.com/en/nft before entering sensitive data.

2. Enable Google Authenticator or hardware key integration under Security Settings to prevent unauthorized wallet access.

3. Monitor suspicious activity alerts triggered by unusual login locations or rapid-fire transaction patterns.

4. Confirm smart contract addresses against verified publisher profiles before approving approvals or purchases.

5. Avoid clicking unsolicited links in DMs claiming to offer rare drops — Binance never initiates outreach for NFT giveaways.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I list an NFT created on Ethereum on Binance NFT Marketplace?A: No. Only assets minted on BNB Smart Chain or BNB Chain are supported. Cross-chain bridging must be completed externally prior to listing.

Q: Why does my NFT show as “Not Verified” after creation?A: This occurs when the collection has not undergone Binance’s internal curation review. Unverified collections still function but lack featured placement and promotional visibility.

Q: Is there a minimum file resolution requirement for uploaded artwork?A: Binance does not enforce resolution thresholds, but low-resolution assets may be rejected during manual verification for quality assurance in curated sections.

Q: How are royalties enforced after secondary sales?A: Royalties are hardcoded into the ERC-721 or BEP-721 contract during minting. Binance enforces them automatically upon each resale within its ecosystem.