Binance resumes Solana network withdrawals: SOL, USDT and US
On November 1, 2026, Binance announced the resumption of SOL, USDT, and USDC withdrawals on the Solana network. Previously, the platform had successively resumed withdrawals of some assets on the BTC, Ethereum, BSC, XRP, Base, DOGE, Optimism, Arbitrum, and TRON networks, with other assets and networks to be restored in phases after security checks are completed.
Event Timeline
- [11-01 11:19] Binance newly resumes SOL, USDT, and USDC withdrawals on the Solana network (Odaily Planet Daily)
- [11-01 11:24] Binance resumes SOL, USDT, and USDC withdrawals on the Solana network (PANews)
Background and Impact
On November 1, 2026, Odaily Planet Daily reported at 11:19 that, according to an official Binance announcement, the platform had resumed SOL, USDT, and USDC withdrawals on the Solana network. About five minutes later, at 11:24, PANews reported that Binance posted on X that SOL, USDT, and USDC withdrawal services on the Solana network were now restored. The two sources are consistent in the networks and assets covered by the resumption; the difference lies in the information release channels: one points to an official announcement, the other to an X post.
According to PANews, the resumption of Solana network withdrawals is not an isolated action. Binance had previously successively resumed withdrawals of some assets on the BTC, Ethereum, BSC, XRP, Base, DOGE, Optimism, Arbitrum, and TRON networks. Binance also stated that other assets and networks will be restored in phases after security checks are completed. This statement provides context for understanding this resumption: Solana is one part of a phased restoration process, rather than a one-time full reopening.
Regarding the scope of impact, neither source disclosed the reason for the previous withdrawal suspension, the scale of assets involved, or the number of affected users, nor did they provide a specific timetable for restoring the remaining networks. The premises of "phased restoration" and "completion of security checks" mean that the current resumption explicitly covers only the three assets SOL, USDT, and USDC on the Solana network; whether other tokens on that network are restored simultaneously has not been explained. As of the time of reporting, no third source had provided additional details; the five-minute difference in publication time between the two media outlets reflects different publishing schedules and does not constitute a factual discrepancy.
For coin holders, checkable points of observation include whether subsequent Binance announcements list more networks and assets, and the on-chain transfer status of the relevant assets after Solana network withdrawals resume. It should be noted that whether withdrawals are open and which networks are supported should be based on the platform's official announcements and what is actually displayed in the App; whether checking through the Binance registration App download entry, or browsing similar prompts on pages such as OKX registration App download, Bitget registration App download, HTX registration App download, and Gate.io registration App download, users should verify the network name and asset type item by item to avoid misuse of information across platforms leading to operational errors.
Frequently Asked Questions
### Which assets and networks does this resumption involve?
It involves only withdrawals of the three assets SOL, USDT, and USDC on the Solana network, and does not involve other blockchain networks; neither source explained whether other tokens on the Solana network are restored simultaneously.
### When will other networks and assets be restored?
Binance did not provide a timetable, stating only that other assets and networks will be restored in phases after security checks are completed. It had previously successively resumed withdrawals of some assets on the BTC, Ethereum, BSC, XRP, Base, DOGE, Optimism, Arbitrum, and TRON networks.
### What should ordinary users pay attention to?
Withdrawal status and supported networks should be based on Binance's official announcements and what is displayed in the App; before operating, verify the network name and asset type and confirm the on-chain status, and it is not advisable to judge based solely on third-party accounts or information from cross-platform pages.