Too Many Binance App Notifications? How to Turn Them Off: Push & Do Not Disturb Settings

Binance App push notifications are managed centrally under Avatar → Settings → Notifications. There are 12 types of notifications (Price Alerts, Order Executions, Login Alerts, Deposit/Withdrawal Status, Launchpool Openings, KYC Status Changes, Ad Campaigns, New Listings, API Abnormalities, P2P Messages, Customer Service Replies, and System Announcements). Each can be toggled independently, and the app supports setting Do Not Disturb periods (e.g., mute from 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM). To experience the latest grouped notifications, download version 2.86.3+ from the Binance Official Website or click Binance Official APP to get the APK. Below, we explain the configuration recommendations, Do Not Disturb strategies, and troubleshooting steps for notification delivery issues.

1. The 12 Types of Binance App Notifications

Priority Breakdown

Category	Type	Recommended Toggle	Description
High Priority	Login Alerts	Always On	Remote logins, new device logins.
High Priority	Withdrawal Alerts	Always On	Notifications for every withdrawal.
High Priority	Order Executions	Always On	Limit order completions.
High Priority	Liquidation	Always On	5-minute warnings before forced liquidation.
Medium Priority	Price Alerts	Custom	Based on price thresholds you set.
Medium Priority	Deposit Arrival	Recommended On	Coin arrival (after 6 confirmations).
Medium Priority	KYC Status Change	Recommended On	Approval/Rejection status.
Medium Priority	API Abnormalities	Recommended On	Errors in algorithmic trading.
Low Priority	Launchpool	As Needed	Occurs every 2 weeks.
Low Priority	New Listings	As Needed	1-3 new coins per week.
Low Priority	Promotions	Recommended Off	Sales/Giveaways.
Low Priority	Announcements	As Needed	Maintenance notices, etc.

2. Standard Notification Configuration Process

Step 1: Access the Notification Center

APP → Avatar → Settings → Notifications.

You will see a master toggle for "Allow Push Notifications" and a categorized list below.

Step 2: Enable/Disable as Needed

Each notification type has a toggle. Tap to expand for detailed settings:

• Message Content: Whether to show details (or just "You have a new message").
• Push Channels: APP Push / Email / SMS.
• Sound: Mute / Default / Custom.
• Vibration: On/Off.

Step 3: Specific Settings for Price Alerts

Price alerts must be set independently for each coin:

1. Open the coin detail page (e.g., BTC/USDT).
2. Tap the "Bell" icon in the top-right corner.
3. Set trigger conditions:
   • Price rises to X USD.
   • Price drops to X USD.
   • Price change reaches X%.
   • 24h volume exceeds X.
4. Choose the delivery method: Push / Email / Both.
5. Set frequency to Once or Recurring.

An account can have up to 200 price alerts, which is enough to cover multiple price points for mainstream coins.

3. How to Set Up Do Not Disturb Mode?

In-APP Do Not Disturb

APP → Avatar → Settings → Notifications → Do Not Disturb Period.

• Start Time: e.g., 23:00.
• End Time: e.g., 07:00.
• During DND: Mutes all notifications (they are still saved and viewable in the notification center).
• Emergency Exceptions: Login and withdrawal alerts will still sound (Security first).

System-level Do Not Disturb

Android's DND or iOS Focus Mode will override in-app settings. Priority: System > APP.

• Android DND: Settings → Sound → Do Not Disturb; you can allow Binance APP emergency notifications to bypass the mute.
• iOS Focus Mode: Settings → Focus → Create "Trading Time" to allow Binance notifications; block others.

4. Notifications Not Arriving? Systematic Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Order (Outside to Inside)

1. Check Network: Open the APP to see if market prices refresh. If not, it's a network issue.
2. Master System Toggle: Settings → Apps → Binance → Notifications → Enable "Allow Notifications."
3. Battery Optimization: Android Settings → Battery → App Battery Optimization → Binance → Select "Don't optimize."
4. Background Execution: Xiaomi/Huawei/OPPO users should check "Background run permissions."
5. In-APP Toggles: Avatar → Settings → Notifications → Ensure master and specific toggles are ON.
6. Push Service Reachability: Android requires Google Play Services or manufacturer push services (Huawei/Xiaomi Push).
7. DND Period: Check if you are currently in a Do Not Disturb time slot.
8. Account Preferences: Log in to Binance web version → Profile → Notification Preferences; confirm server-side settings are not off.

Battery Optimization Settings by Brand

Xiaomi/Redmi

• Settings → Apps → Manage Apps → Binance → Battery → Select "No restrictions."
• Settings → Apps → Manage Apps → Binance → Other Permissions → Enable "Display pop-up windows while running in the background."

Huawei/Honor

• Settings → Apps & Services → App Launch → Binance → Set to "Manage manually" and enable all 3 options.
• Settings → Battery → App Launch → Binance → Enable "Allow background activity."

OPPO/vivo

• Settings → Battery → App Power Management → Binance → Select "Allow background running."
• Lock the app in the recent tasks screen to prevent it from being cleared by the system.

Samsung Galaxy

• Settings → Device Care → Battery → Unmonitored apps → Add Binance.
• Disable Game Booster mode (which restricts non-game apps).

5. Best Practices for Price Alerts

Reasonable Threshold Settings

To avoid excessive notifications:

• Short-term Trading: Set ±2% alerts, usually 2-3 times a day.
• Mid-term Holding: Set key support/resistance levels (e.g., BTC 60,000, 70,000).
• Long-term DCA: Set large cycle thresholds (e.g., 50% drop).

Combined Strategy

For BTC, set:

• Rise to 75,000: Sell signal.
• Drop to 55,000: Buy signal.
• 24h volatility > 8%: Abnormal volatility, check manually.

This automates decision-making without constant monitoring.

6. Email vs. APP Push vs. SMS

Channel	Latency	Reliability	Cost	Best Scenario
APP Push	1-5 sec	90%	Free	Daily updates
Email	1-60 min	99%	Free	Archival records
SMS	5-30 sec	95%	May charge	Security alerts
Telegram Bot	1-3 sec	99%	Free	Algo trading

Best Combination:

• Daily: APP Push.
• Security: APP Push + Email (Redundancy).
• Algo Trading: Telegram Bot (via API).

7. How to Customize Notification Sounds?

Android Custom Sounds

1. Place your ringtone file (mp3/ogg, < 1 MB) in /Ringtones/Notifications/.
2. Settings → Apps → Binance → Notifications → Select a notification category.
3. Sound → Select your custom ringtone file.

iOS Custom Sounds

iOS 15+ allows apps to include built-in sounds. The Binance App includes 3:

• Default (Three beeps).
• Coin (Metallic clink).
• Silent.

Custom sounds cannot be imported unless provided by the developer.

8. Disabling Marketing Push

Binance occasionally pushes ads (Launchpool, airdrops, promotions). To block these:

1. APP → Avatar → Settings → Notifications → Marketing & Promotions → Toggle OFF.
2. APP → Avatar → Settings → Notifications → Activity Updates → Toggle OFF.
3. APP → Avatar → Settings → Notifications → Personalized Recommendations → Toggle OFF.

Disabling these will not affect key account notifications (Login, Trading, Security), which are mandatory for compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ

Q1: Why can others receive notifications but I can't?

A: The most common reason is that your system prohibits the app from running in the background. Refer to section 4 for brand-specific settings. Also, check if in-app notifications were accidentally turned off.

Q2: Why doesn't my price alert trigger after being set?

A: Check three things: ① Is the alert status "Enabled" (recurring alerts may become "Disabled" after a certain count); ② Has the target price actually been reached; ③ Can the app receive any notifications at all (test with a login alert).

Q3: Can I hide specific amounts in push notifications?

A: Yes. APP → Avatar → Settings → Notifications → Content Display → Select "Show alert name only." This way, the lock screen will only show "Binance: You have a new transaction" without revealing the amount.

Q4: Will I still receive emails if I turn off app notifications?

A: APP push and Email are independent channels. Turning off push will not stop emails. Email settings are managed separately in the web version's Notification Preferences.

Q5: Why do I still see notifications after being logged out?

A: Notifications are pushed from the server to the device, so they can arrive even if you are not logged in. However, the content will be simplified for privacy; you'll need to log in to see details.

Want to learn tips for using split-screen multitasking in the app? Go back to Category Navigation to view the multitasking tutorial.