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Binance Junior Launches to Help Families Build Crypto Savings for Children

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Binance has introduced Binance Junior, a parent-controlled crypto sub-account designed for users aged 6 to 17. The platform allows families to save and grow digital assets together while ensuring strong oversight and safety.

Through Binance Junior, parents can create and manage savings accounts for their children and earn returns via Binance Flexible Simple Earn. The product limits any form of trading and applies strict controls to ensure young users are protected from risk.

Parents can fund the account directly from their main Binance wallet or through on-chain transfers. Binance states that the goal is to help families build long-term wealth and encourage positive saving habits as digital finance becomes more common worldwide.

Yi He, Binance Co-CEO, said the tool supports early financial education.
“As parents who love our children, we nurture their early development and long-term growth with responsibility and wisdom. Binance Junior is a family finance initiative that helps parents build crypto wealth and savings for their children and encourages healthy financial habits as they grow into adulthood,” she said.

The app includes a simplified user interface developed for children and teens. Parents receive real-time notifications for every transaction and can disable the account instantly if necessary. Users aged 13 and above may initiate transfers within set daily limits and subject to local regulations. Transfers to non-parent adult accounts are restricted.

Binance has also introduced an educational book titled ABC’s of Crypto. It explains basic concepts of digital assets, blockchain technology and crypto security in an easy-to-understand format to support family learning.

Binance Junior will roll out in selected markets through major mobile app stores as part of the company’s broader mission to promote financial literacy and prepare younger generations for an increasingly digital economy.