Binance’s Red Packet codes for June 22, 2026 have been published, with the source listing multiple claim codes for use inside the official app, including regular drops and extra entries marked Bonus ETH and Bonus BTC. The codes shown in the material are 2BI6LAI2, TWFWG15E, 715HERO5, T9GLEMV4, 5WSWIDTI, C0Y3H94I, 908RSVWK, 83VG8VA0, QNANOUDS and 62PBHVVZ.
Red Packet claims run through the Binance Pay feature
According to the source, Binance Red Packet is a digital gift envelope feature built into Binance Pay, modeled on the traditional red envelope format. Users with verified accounts can create a packet, fund it with BNB or other tokens, and share the claim code publicly. Those who enter the code first receive a share of the total amount.
The article says supported assets may include BNB, BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL and XRP, depending on the campaign. Reward size is not fixed. The source states that most individual claims are generally worth between $0.10 and $5 in crypto, while also noting that no exact payout is guaranteed.
Claim path inside the official app
The process is described as taking less than a minute. Users are told to open the official Binance app, tap “More” in the bottom menu, go to “Gifts and Campaigns,” select “Red Packet,” then hit “Receive” and enter the day’s code. Once submitted, the reward is said to arrive in the Spot Wallet.
The material also says users must complete KYC before they can claim a daily code. For accounts that have not finished verification, the app-based identity check is described as taking around 10 minutes.
Source warns against copycat scams
The article notes that the feature itself is official, but scammers often imitate the same format to collect credentials. Its guidance is narrow and specific: enter codes only inside the official app, and verify the source through known channels such as the page cited in the material or Binance’s official X account.
It also says no legitimate giveaway should ask for a password, 2FA code, private key or seed phrase to unlock a packet. The same applies to any request for payment before a code is released, or any prompt to connect a wallet to a third-party site claiming to host the reward.
Article says daily drops have become more frequent
The source claims these daily distributions increased in frequency through 2025 and into 2026, often tied to token listings, BNB Chain milestones, community events and regular daily campaigns. It does not provide official platform statistics, but it describes the drops as appearing almost every day across official channels.
The same page includes a disclaimer that code availability, reward amounts and mechanics may change without notice. Users are advised to confirm the details inside the official app before attempting to claim.