Binance Insurance Expected to Cover Only a Small Share of Theft Losses
Binance has directors and officers coverage but no cyber insurance. Its SAFU user protection fund has no external insurance or reinsurance.

Insurance is expected to cover only a small share of Binance’s theft losses, leaving the exchange to cover most of the cost through other funds.
Binance has directors and officers (D&O) liability insurance. The policy can address claims against executives tied to regulatory investigations or lawsuits. That is executive liability coverage; Binance has no cyber insurance policy.
Binance’s Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU), a user protection fund, also has no external insurance or reinsurance.
Across the crypto sector, cyber insurance is considered nearly impossible to obtain. Some companies seek recovery through crypto, crime or D&O policies, but those contracts often include extensive exclusions. Those exclusions can narrow a company’s recovery even when it has a policy, leaving insurance as a limited backstop for theft losses.