Binance Wallet is rolling out a new pre-sale format called the Pre-TGE Prime Sale edition. This is a slightly different interpretation of a token presale, built to give more users early access to projects that are already a little further down the road.
In layman’s terms, this is not intended for small projects that are just ideas. Instead, teams listed in prime sales tend to be those that have shown clearer progress, which Binance says should make it easier for regular users to evaluate opportunities that may have previously been reserved for private rounds or well-connected investors. The company plans moves to expand access while maintaining the familiar wallet-native subscription flow that users already know.
Here’s how it works: During a short subscription period, eligible users deposit BNB into their Binance Wallet to subscribe to tokens up to a set limit per person. This sale uses an oversubscription model. If everyone puts in more BNB than the number of tokens, the allocation will be calculated proportionally based on each user’s percentage of the total.
Once the subscription ends, the user can request the assigned token from the (Assets) tab. These tokens will arrive in your account but cannot be traded until the project announces its official launch. Any remaining BNB not used for allocation will be automatically refunded.
practical benefits
Binance says the Prime Sale offers several practical benefits. The project is more mature and should be easier to evaluate by a wider group. A larger sale means more people can participate or buy a meaningful amount. And tying these sales to Binance Wallet’s verified user base is meant to generate real engagement, rather than an outsourced invite-only allocation.
The deployment will follow a three-stage timeline. Phase 1 is the BNB deposit subscription window, where users must stay within their per-user limits. Phase 2 is token allocation. Funds will be totaled, allocations will be calculated, and tokens will be credited to your account as non-tradable. Phase 3 is when the token becomes public and begins trading on Binance Alpha.
Some Prime Sale campaigns may also use a “Prime Sale Key” in Phase 2. These are non-tradable items stored in the user’s wallet and only prove that the subscription was successful. It has no monetary value but serves as a record of your participation along with any unused subscription funds.
Binance Wallet plans to publish the first project launched under this Prime Sale model through its official X account on October 10, 2025 at 13:30 UTC. This announcement will be the first real test of how this format will work in practice.
If the prime sale model takes off, it could steer some of the initial token access away from private funding rounds and into wallet-centric exchange-backed channels, effectively widening the opportunity for retail users. Still, Binance concludes its rollout note with the usual warning that selling tokens is risky and users should do their own research before participating.
For now, Prime Sale is another option in a crowded pre-sale environment. It’s a familiar mechanism, but it’s aimed at projects with a little more attention. Whether the trade-off between maturity and early uptrend will appeal to the broader community will become clear once the first prime sale begins.
