Binance Resumes More Asset Withdrawals as Deposits Stay Open

Binance began reopening withdrawals for additional assets at 11 p.m. ET Monday, expanding a phased recovery after a security incident while deposit services remained open.

The exchange is bringing assets back online in stages as security checks are completed. Availability will vary by asset and network, and the 11 p.m. start does not mean every withdrawal is available at once. Binance is prioritizing tokens based on user demand over the past week and restoring each network and asset pair after it clears a security review.

Customers can check Binance's withdrawal page or network-status page for current availability. Higher traffic during the rollout may cause temporary delays; failed withdrawals can be retried after a short wait.

Binance reopened withdrawals for some assets and networks on Nov. 1, before this broader phase. The exchange has reiterated that it will absorb the financial impact of stolen funds rather than pass those costs to users.

The sixth recovery update detailed a pair-by-pair process: Binance will restore network and asset combinations when each clears security checks, leaving availability dependent on individual readiness.