In the first place, the KYC process was made mandatory for Binance to identify users and to make sure they only have one main account each.
Who told you that I need an answer to this question? Everyone knows such obvious things
If you managed to open two main accounts, the only reason I see why it's allowed is that Binance doesn't know who owns the other.
Is this your assumption? Or is it a statement?
Once the other account undergoes KYC, that's the time it's rejected because it isn't allowed.
Well, it's obvious. Why do you repeat the same things?
I already said it in the post above.
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.
because multiple accounts aren't allowed in Binance.
But I was able to open my old abandoned account to try deleting it.
If you tried to merge an account with another, it means that you had two accounts, the one to which the other account is merged and the one that is merging to the other account. It turns out that you had two binance accounts. And you say that it is impossible to own several accounts, so you are an example of how it is possible to own several binance accounts
I don't think you're right in interpreting that Binance allows multiple accounts.
Don't write here anymore, you're only causing confusion.