#BinanceRestores28FiatWithdrawals Binance has restored fiat withdrawal services for five additional currencies, including the US dollar (USD), UAE dirham (AED), Vietnamese dong (VND), Philippine peso (PHP) and Indonesian rupiah (IDR), bringing the total number of supported fiat withdrawal currencies to 28.


The cryptocurrency exchange announced the update through its official X account, marking another step toward restoring and expanding access to fiat withdrawal services for users across multiple regions.


Five Currencies Rejoin the Withdrawal Network


The newly restored currencies cover key markets in North America, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Their addition allows eligible users to withdraw funds in their local or preferred fiat currencies through supported Binance withdrawal channels.


The five currencies are:



  • US dollar (USD)


  • UAE dirham (AED)


  • Vietnamese dong (VND)


  • Philippine peso (PHP)


  • Indonesian rupiah (IDR)


These currencies join 23 others that were already available for fiat withdrawals on the platform.


Fiat Withdrawals Now Cover 28 Currencies


Binance's expanded withdrawal list includes currencies from the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa.


The 23 previously supported currencies are:


JPY, VES, BRL, MXN, ARS, BHD, KZT, EUR, CHF, CZK, HUF, KWD, PLN, RON, SEK, CDF, KES, SLE, UGX, XAF, XOF, ZMW and KGS.


With the latest additions, Binance now supports fiat withdrawals in 28 currencies, providing broader access to users in different markets.


What This Means for Binance Users


The restoration may improve convenience for users who rely on fiat withdrawals to transfer funds from their Binance accounts to supported payment channels.


However, withdrawal availability, processing times, fees and payment methods may vary depending on the user's region and account eligibility. Users should check the Binance app or official announcements for the latest details before initiating a withdrawal.


Binance said it will continue sharing further updates through its official communication channels.


This article is based on Binance's reported announcement. Availability may vary by region and payment provider.