Binance withdrawals are back! These 13 chains are open in the first batch—can you withdraw your funds?
After a week of waiting, the uncertainty is finally over.
The first phase of withdrawal services following the Binance security incident officially launched on November 1 at 14:00 (UTC+8). The first batch did not include all assets, but a carefully selected “priority list” covering 13 major networks, prioritizing the assets most urgently needed by users.
You can now withdraw these assets:
BTC network: BTC withdrawals are now available in the first batch.
ETH network: Withdrawals for ETH, USDT, and USDC have resumed.
BSC (BNB Smart Chain): Withdrawals for BNB, USDT, and USDC have resumed.
SOL network: SOL, USDT, and USDC are on the first-batch list.
TRX network: Withdrawals for TRX and USDT have also resumed.
In addition, XRP, ZEC, DOGE, TON (USDT/GRAM), MATIC/POL, AVAX, ARBITRUM (ETH/USDT/USDC/ARB), BASE (ETH/USDC), OP (ETH/USDT/USDC), and SUI are also on the list of assets whose withdrawals are gradually being restored in the first phase.
Assets not on this list will have to wait for subsequent batches. Binance says that “priority is determined based on user demand data from the past week,” and withdrawals for each network-and-asset combination will only reopen after stability and security checks are complete.
A number more important than the resumption of withdrawals: 95%
The resumption of withdrawals is the face; replenishing assets is the substance. Binance also updated its replenishment progress in the announcement: the coverage ratio for affected assets has risen from 90% to 95%. The top ten tokens—BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, SOL, USDC, XRP, USD1, RLUSD, and ZEC—are all now backed by 100% reserves. The remaining 5% consists of less liquid tokens outside the top ten, which are still being acquired through market and over-the-counter channels.
This means the coins you withdraw are backed by full reserves. Delays and congestion in the early stages of the withdrawal resumption are normal—Binance has also warned that high traffic may cause temporary delays or longer processing times. If a withdrawal fails, simply wait a bit and try again.
The market is already pricing in a “restoration of trust”
Around the time the news of resumed withdrawals broke, BNB climbed back to around 701–690. With ETH and XRP down more than 20%, the market is expressing a view through price: the most panicked phase is already behind us**.
But $710 is the first resistance zone BNB is facing right now. The recovery structure will only truly open up if it holds above that level and breaks through on strong volume. Below, $690 is a reference support level near the event low; a break below it would mean that panic has not yet fully subsided.
The resumption of withdrawals is not in itself a buy signal, but it is a key checkpoint for validation. What to watch next isn’t BNB’s price chart, but the actual on-chain fund flows once withdrawals are fully open—if there’s a large net outflow, it means the restoration of trust is only superficial; if withdrawals proceed smoothly and reserve data remains transparent, the $700 support level will have meaningful backing.
💡 Have you successfully withdrawn your first batch of assets yet? Which coin did you withdraw, and on which chain? Check in in the comments and let’s see how the recovery is going.
⚠️ Personal market analysis, not investment advice (NFA). Withdrawals are still being restored in phases. Please refer to Binance’s official announcements and network status page, and DYOR.