Binance does a number of really interesting things in the crypto industry. Of which, one of these things is that they run their own blockchain and incubate many dApps and Defi projects.
But to access, transact and accumulate these project’ tokens, you’ll need Binance‘s Smart Chain wallet.
In this guide, you’ll find out how to get a Binance Smart Chain wallet.
Requirements
- Google Chrome:- the wallet is a Chrome extension, though will be available on Chromium-based browsers too, i.e. Edge, Brave, Opera.
Head over to the Binance.org site
There’s quite a lot on the Binance.org site, but this is where you’ll find the official links to what you’re looking for.
Scroll down to the Getting started with dApps” section.
Go to “Get Your Wallet”
You can use any of the other options given, but I prefer the Binance Chain Wallet extension.
It’s readily accessible. Just scroll down on the homepage and goto the Get your wallet panel and click View.
Install the Chrome extension
If you’re on Chrome, this will link you to the Chrome extension store, where you can install the Wallet.
Create a new Wallet
After installing, you’ll be able to access your wallet from your browser, like you would with MetaMask.
Create a new Binance chain wallet 
Enter a strong password that you’ll remember
Make sure you remember your password. Once you’ll be given a recovery seed phrase. Store this is in a safe place. It’s super important.
And after storing, you’ll now have a working Binance wallet!
The wallet’s interface is simple to use 
You can add multiple assets to the Binance chain wallet
Conclusion
Creating a Binance Smart Chain wallet is simple: go to Binance.org, find the Google Chrome extension link, install the extension, create a wallet, and there you have it!
