If you’re planning to transfer via the Injective (INJ) network, first read the current confirmation page thoroughly.
Verified facts: Binance is expected to suspend token deposit and withdrawal services for the Injective (INJ) network at 22:00 on September 24, 2026 (GMT+8) to support its network upgrade and hard fork.
My take: This changes the order of checks before making a transfer. It’s not enough to look at only the coin name “Injective (INJ)”; the network name and the deposit/withdrawal actions should be compared together. This article discusses only this network.
You can: Open your current assets page, verify the network name, the deposit or withdrawal entry, and the page prompts; if any item doesn’t match, stop before confirming and don’t use an old path.
What to check: Next, see whether the Injective (INJ) page still clearly shows the network and the relevant actions; if the information changes, re-check based on the current page.
Verified facts: Binance is expected to suspend token deposit and withdrawal services for the Injective (INJ) network at 22:00 on September 24, 2026 (GMT+8) to support its network upgrade and hard fork.
My take: This changes the order of checks before making a transfer. It’s not enough to look at only the coin name “Injective (INJ)”; the network name and the deposit/withdrawal actions should be compared together. This article discusses only this network.
You can: Open your current assets page, verify the network name, the deposit or withdrawal entry, and the page prompts; if any item doesn’t match, stop before confirming and don’t use an old path.
What to check: Next, see whether the Injective (INJ) page still clearly shows the network and the relevant actions; if the information changes, re-check based on the current page.