If you’re planning to make a transfer on the Terra (LUNA) network, first check the current entry requirements before deciding whether to proceed.
Verified facts: Binance is expected to suspend Terra (LUNA) token deposit and withdrawal services at 22:00 on September 21, 2026 (UTC+8) to support its network upgrade.
My take: This affects how on-chain funds are allocated. When dealing with Terra (LUNA), deposits and withdrawals must be assessed based on the page conditions themselves—you can’t apply the available status of other networks to this.
You can: open the Terra (LUNA) assets page for your current account and verify the network name, the deposit/withdrawal entry points, and the notice text. If any item isn’t clearly stated, stop at the confirmation page.
What to verify: after that, only check whether the Terra (LUNA) entry provides explicit operation requirements. If it still doesn’t match, take another path that you’ve already checked. This article only covers this network and doesn’t extend to other assets.
Verified facts: Binance is expected to suspend Terra (LUNA) token deposit and withdrawal services at 22:00 on September 21, 2026 (UTC+8) to support its network upgrade.
My take: This affects how on-chain funds are allocated. When dealing with Terra (LUNA), deposits and withdrawals must be assessed based on the page conditions themselves—you can’t apply the available status of other networks to this.
You can: open the Terra (LUNA) assets page for your current account and verify the network name, the deposit/withdrawal entry points, and the notice text. If any item isn’t clearly stated, stop at the confirmation page.
What to verify: after that, only check whether the Terra (LUNA) entry provides explicit operation requirements. If it still doesn’t match, take another path that you’ve already checked. This article only covers this network and doesn’t extend to other assets.