About Tikmor Account Fixbook
Tikmor Account Fixbook is a third-party manual for the problems people run into with an exchange account, from the sign-up form to everyday use. For now most of it is about Binance: sign-ups that stall, codes that never arrive, face checks that fail, an authenticator left on an old phone, a restricted account.
This fixbook is not Binance’s website and has no affiliation or agency relationship with Binance. It is not an exchange either. It holds no one’s funds and gives no investment advice.
How the guides are organised
Every guide starts from what you see on your screen. It names the case, says what the official page says about it, and tells you where to click next. If you do not meet an official condition, the guide says so.
To find a guide:
- type a few words of the on-screen message into the site search;
- open the problem lines, ten groups that follow the stages of using an account;
- scroll through the list of fixes, newest first.
The referrer eligibility checker shows which route, if any, lets an existing account still get a referrer.
Where each guide gets its facts
Each guide names the official page it relies on and shows the month it was checked. If that page has changed since, the live page is what counts, and this fixbook updates the guide and the check date once it notices. The editorial method explains how pages are checked and what is left out.
Who writes it
Guides are signed “Tikmor Fixbook team”. That is the fixbook’s byline, not a person’s real name.
What this fixbook does not do
- It offers no account services: no unlocking, no recovery, no binding a referrer on your behalf.
- It does not contact anyone first or ask for passwords, verification codes or private keys. A request like that made in its name is not genuine.
- Problems with the account itself go to the exchange, through the chat on its own website.
Some pages contain promotional links; the disclosure lists where they are. For corrections and other questions, see the contact page.