Looking for a recommended VPN to access Binance.com from teh US to withdraw

[bitbluestar]

I don't think using a VPN to log in Binance will trigger any red flag at Binance. The reason is simple: Binance.com was blocked in China a few years ago and all existing Binance users in China had no other choices but to use a VPN that work well in China (there's even a Chinese word for this: 翻墙VPN) to access Binance. I don't think all those Chinese users will be banned by Binance because they use VPNs.

With that said, I'd recommend ExpressVPN or NordVPN for this purpose, because both of them offer fast speed, good security and many server locations to choose from.

[CrossroadBTC]

I suggest you use a VPN with residential and socks5 IP like IPvanish this is a VPN that I use before and also I think you need to add some extension in your browser that could disable webRTC and change your time zone if you want to hide your real IP and location.
Recommended browser is a firefox don't use chrome browser WebRTC is on this browser is always enabled(I don't know why).

Then use this tool http://whoer.net/ and check the extended version to check any leaks from your PC/Laptop. If the result show 100% anonymous then you are ready to go reset your Binance account.
Sometimes you need to change the mac address of your wifi/ethernet most of the website right now could scan this so replacing mac address from your laptop/PC is a must.

I understand what you're talking about mate, time zone must be changed to current location or else that will easily give you away no matter which VPN server you are using, there is a very strong VPN that I would like to recommend that makes sure that everything is correct before connecting, the name of this VPN is whoer VPN

[lovesmayfamilis]

I don't know if there was such news on the forum, but since someone raised the topic, I'll leave it here.
Binance freezes the accounts of American users who use VPN.
I don't think that in this case, the citizens of America should take the risk and use circumvention to the exchange since there are incidents that subsequently play against the encrypted ones.

In a Reddit thread, a moderator and Binance representative symbiotic_bnb insisted that Binance U.S. users can still withdraw funds unless they’ve done “something stupid, like use a VPN to bypass restrictions.”

https://cryptonews.net/en/news/market/570120/

[Fortify]

I need to log on to binance.com and withdraw my funds. I no longer have Google authenticator set up for Binance so I need to reset my password which requires me blinking into my phone for verification which does not work from the US.

Can anyone recommend a VPN I can use to just withdraw my coin from Binance?

thanks

You could always try out hideipvpn.com, I've been using it for a few months now in order to login to US-restricted bitcoin casinos and it has been solid so far. You should definitely do some research on whatever VPN service you use, sometimes going with the cheapest option isn't the best for your security. I remember reading that CyberGhost VPN, a highly popular service, was taken over by an Israeli data mining company called Crossrider. Crossrider owns a few different VPN providers including Private Internet Access and ZenMate - but have been accused of installing malware via their software downloads.

[jerry0]

So any Americans who live abroad or never connected to their binance.com account are basically free to continue to use binance abroad without any issue then assuming they are abroad and don't or ever use a vpn?

[zakservers]

I would like to recommend you sitelock VPN which has many features and can work best for you to access binance.com, you can buy it with bitcoin from here: https://www.zakservers.com/index.php?rp=/store/vpn

[Kakmakr]

So any Americans who live abroad or never connected to their binance.com account are basically free to continue to use binance abroad without any issue then assuming they are abroad and don't or ever use a vpn?

I think as long as you are not using VPNs to contravene any of the ToS requirements and if you can prove that you are actually using VPNs to access your account abroad, you will not get into trouble. (Your account has been verified and you have a legitimate reason to use it)

It is a lot like Stake.com co-owner (Eddie) that are Streaming from Australia, when he is hosting a gambling streaming session... He is a legal owner of the site, but he cannot access the site from Australia. (The servers are hosted and managed in another country, because online gambling is illegal in Aus)

Cannot see why OP, should have any problems.. if he was a verified user...  

[fb1t]

As already discussed here, using a VPN provider is risky as you never know whether they monitor your traffic. And they will be happy to find out that you are logging in to Binance to withdrawal your 100 bitcoins :-)

If you have a bit of IT know how you can setup an own VPN very easy thanks to Amazon Web Services.

See https://hackernoon.com/using-a-vpn-server-to-connect-to-your-aws-vpc-for-just-the-cost-of-an-ec2-nano-instance-3c81269c71c2

Hope that helps!

[kirya]

I think using a VPN is essential when it comes to money and trading. I'd go for the well-known and trusted paid services like ExpressVPN, NordVPN, or IPVanish (I tried all of them and had no issues).

[albon]

I need to log on to binance.com and withdraw my funds. I no longer have Google authenticator set up for Binance so I need to reset my password which requires me blinking into my phone for verification which does not work from the US.

Can anyone recommend a VPN I can use to just withdraw my coin from Binance?

thanks

I recommend two of the best VPN programs, Surfshark and AtlasVPN, and I think that using a VPN for residents of the United States contradicts and violates the terms of Binance and the use of a VPN is legal for any other country, so you need to use good and strong VPN programs to connect to a server of an unrestricted country and so that you are not discovered to be able to withdraw your crypto from Binance with ease and is not frozen, I mentioned some names of VPN programs to you, and there are many members who mentioned many to you on this topic, so I advise you to do your research and see reviews on YouTube and do not be lazy in choosing anything because choosing a bad VPN may cause you to lose your account.