Binance Introduces Certified Letter for Liquidity Pairing Program Participants

Binance, the global cryptocurrency exchange giant, has introduced a Certified Letter for users participating in its Liquidity Pairing Program (LPP). This initiative aims to enhance the legitimacy and credibility of institutions and market makers engaged with Binance’s liquidity products. The Certified Letter serves as an official verification method, confirming that the user is an active participant in the LPP. This is particularly beneficial for institutions that need to provide evidence of their market positioning, strategic partnerships, and liquidity roles within the Binance ecosystem to third-party services, counterparties, or internal compliance teams.

The Liquidity Pairing Program is designed to match liquidity providers with low-liquidity or recently listed token pairs. This helps maintain robust order books and seamless trading experiences for users. Participants in the LPP, which include professional market makers, institutional traders, and project teams, commit to supplying a minimum level of liquidity to target trading pairs. By doing so, they not only help create healthier markets but also earn incentives from Binance, such as reduced trading fees or rebates.

The Certified Letter, issued on request to verified LPP users, includes details such as the user’s legal entity name and UID, active LPP participant status, trading pair or program scope, and verification by Binance’s official team. This document can be used for various purposes, including business development talks, finance audits, or compliance inspections. For instance, a liquidity provider seeking a partnership with an external trading platform can present the certificate from Binance to assure its credibility and competence. It also simplifies onboarding with third-party crypto service providers that require experience verification and active participation in liquidity-related activities.

In an environment where institutions require more formal documentation and due diligence, Binance’s Certified Letter fills a crucial gap. Instead of relying on screenshots, emails, or word of mouth, LPP participants now have a transparent, verifiable, and standardized document directly issued by Binance. This move advances Binance’s position not just as a trading venue but as a supporting infrastructure for institutional players, aligning with broader industry trends for regulation-readiness, transparency, and risk mitigation.

Binance has emphasized that the Certified Letter is not a promotional document but a compliance and engagement support document. It cannot be used for marketing or unauthorized claims about affiliations or sponsorships. The letter is issued in strict accordance with Binance’s user agreement and compliance policies. Eligible users can request their Certified Letter through Binance’s official support or institutional relations channel. Once the request is submitted and verified, the letter will be issued digitally and can include a unique QR code or verification link for third parties to confirm its authenticity. The program is currently available to users enrolled in the Liquidity Pairing Program, with potential future expansions to other institutional-level programs such as market maker programs, OTC partnerships, and custodial partnerships.