USDC on Arc is already available for deposits into Binance, but getting it back to Arc still requires waiting.
On September 16, Circle just pushed Arc mainnet to be publicly operational: USDC has native support, and on day one, more than 100 applications and over 100 institutions and ecosystem builders went live.
Binance later completed the USDC integration for the Arc network and enabled deposits. Withdrawals do not yet have a fixed opening time—they’ll be enabled only after deposit volume is sufficient, and there won’t be any further announcements.
What kind of logic is this? When users see “supports Arc,” they’ll easily assume deposits and withdrawals are already connected. For now, only the entry gate has been opened. If you want to move USDC back to Arc, just watch when the withdrawal entry lights up.
Go to Binance’s deposit/withdrawal page first to check the Arc withdrawal status, then open $USDC to view the real-time price. Will you treat it as an available entry point, or wait until both deposits and withdrawals are open?
$USDC
On September 16, Circle just pushed Arc mainnet to be publicly operational: USDC has native support, and on day one, more than 100 applications and over 100 institutions and ecosystem builders went live.
Binance later completed the USDC integration for the Arc network and enabled deposits. Withdrawals do not yet have a fixed opening time—they’ll be enabled only after deposit volume is sufficient, and there won’t be any further announcements.
What kind of logic is this? When users see “supports Arc,” they’ll easily assume deposits and withdrawals are already connected. For now, only the entry gate has been opened. If you want to move USDC back to Arc, just watch when the withdrawal entry lights up.
Go to Binance’s deposit/withdrawal page first to check the Arc withdrawal status, then open $USDC to view the real-time price. Will you treat it as an available entry point, or wait until both deposits and withdrawals are open?
$USDC
