Quote from: Zoomic on Today at 10:45:14 AM

do you mean that if binance finally discovers that the person has multiple accounts through this means, they will instead choose the part of punishment instead of merging the accounts?
Meanwhile, why do exchanges have rules against multi-accounting as if they are casinos?
Do people also cheat exchanges, if yes, in what ways?

1) A binance user cannot have multiple verified accounts. KYC is only possible for one passport. If a user with passed verification tries to create another account and pass verification again, the verification will be rejected.

2) A binance user can have multiple accounts without KYC. There is no any punishment for merging such accounts, since the very possibility of merging accounts implies their presence in the plural.

3) If binance reveals that a one person has several verified accounts (probably verified by different people) from which active trading and withdrawals are conducted, then such accounts will be punished.

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 01:02:10 AM

Multiple accounts means, for some reasons, you are maintaining more than one account, sub-accounts to be specific because multiple accounts aren't allowed in Binance.

Dont scare a readers. Such multi-accounters can be punished only in one case, given above, in point 3). (highlighted by brown color)

I repeat my question. If anyone knows, please reply:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 01:02:10 AM

Anyway, the option is more or less self-explanatory. If you have multiple accounts or sub-accounts, it's for you to combine them. Merge is to combine.

Has anyone tested this in practice?

1) Which account will disappear as a result of the merger? There is not specifically stated

2) What will happen to the balances? The merger will mean the disappearance of one of the accounts.

3) Will the KYC on main binance acc fly off during this merging procedure?