Binance Resumes Crypto Withdrawals in Phases After Security Incident

Binance announced a phased restoration of withdrawals after a security incident. Phase one includes Bitcoin and selected assets on other networks, so the restart is not limited to BTC. The exchange said services would return as stability and security checks are completed.

What happened to Binance withdrawals?

Binance began restoring withdrawals in phases after suspending them for security checks.

In an official update on November 1, 2026, Binance set a 06:00–09:00 UTC window for phase one. CoinDesk reported that the exchange began the phased restart on Sunday. This is a new development in the incident: it concerns service restoration, rather than a new report about the attack itself.

The phrase “starting with Bitcoin” needs context. BTC is included, but Binance’s official phase-one list also covers selected assets on other networks. The exchange said deposits remained open.

Which assets and networks are included in phase one?

Phase one covers BTC and selected assets across 15 networks, including Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Tron, Solana, and XRP.

Binance’s published list includes BTC on Bitcoin; ETH, USDT, and USDC on Ethereum; BNB, USDT, and USDC on BNB Smart Chain; TRX and USDT on Tron; SOL, USDT, and USDC on Solana; and XRP, ZEC, and DOGE on their respective networks. Selected assets are also listed for TON, Polygon, Avalanche C-Chain, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, and Sui.

This is the phase-one list, not a guarantee that every asset can be withdrawn on every network. Binance said additional networks and assets would be added as they become ready.

Why is Binance restoring withdrawals gradually?

Binance said a phased rollout allows it to check the readiness, stability, and security of services for each network and asset pair.

The exchange said it prioritized networks and pairs using user-demand data from the previous week, and would restore access after the required checks. The approach avoids reopening every withdrawal route at once while technical and security checks are underway.

The reopening of some withdrawals does not establish that the incident investigation is finished or that every platform function has been restored. The available announcements describe a gradual service restart.

What should users check before withdrawing?

Check the specific coin and network in Binance’s withdrawal interface, and make sure the sending network matches the receiving address.

Open the withdrawal page and check the status of the required asset and network.
Match the withdrawal network to the destination address’s network; the same ticker does not by itself guarantee network compatibility.
Expect some routes to remain temporarily unavailable or experience delays during a phased restart.
If a withdrawal fails, check the latest service-status notice before trying again.

Binance directed users to its withdrawal page or network-status page for current availability. The announced phase-one list is not a substitute for checking the live status.

FAQ

Is Bitcoin the only asset in phase one?

No. BTC is included, but Binance listed selected assets across 15 networks for the first phase.

Does the withdrawal restart mean the incident is fully resolved?

Not necessarily. The announcements confirm a phased service restoration; they do not establish that the investigation is complete or that every withdrawal route is available.

Where can I check whether a specific token can be withdrawn?

Check Binance’s withdrawal interface or network-status page. Availability depends on both the asset and the selected network.