Binance Wallet's "Transaction blocked" warning prevents users from interacting with your dApp through the world's largest crypto exchange's wallet. This is particularly damaging for projects targeting Binance's massive user base.
The Binance Web3 Wallet inherits security systems from both Trust Wallet (owned by Binance) and Binance's exchange infrastructure, creating multiple layers of security checks that can trigger false positives.
Binance's exchange risk algorithms automatically apply to wallet interactions
Flags from Trust Wallet's system cascade to Binance Wallet
Projects without clear compliance measures face additional scrutiny
Large or unusual transaction patterns trigger automatic blocks
Projects without clear team information or documentation get flagged
Since systems are connected, start by resolving any Trust Wallet flags
Show AML/KYC procedures and regulatory compliance measures
Provide clear, verifiable information about your project team
Submit appeals through Binance's official support channels
Yes, Binance owns Trust Wallet and they share security infrastructure. Being flagged on one almost always means being flagged on both.
While not officially connected, projects flagged by Binance's security systems face additional scrutiny during exchange listing reviews.
Not necessarily. Most wallet warnings are false positives caused by overly aggressive automated detection systems. However, it's always good practice to run a security audit to ensure your site hasn't been compromised.
Studies show that security warnings reduce conversion rates by 85-95%. For a typical DeFi project, this can mean thousands of dollars in lost revenue per day. The sooner you resolve the warning, the less impact on your business.
This is not recommended. Users have been trained to trust wallet security warnings, and asking them to bypass these protections will damage your credibility and could be seen as a red flag itself.