Binance said it reopened withdrawals for 87 networks this week and aims to restore withdrawals for all remaining networks and assets by the end of next week, setting a completion target for its post-hack reopening.
The crypto exchange published the target on its official X account late Friday ET and in a recovery notice dated Nov. 14. The notice lists network codes including LTC, NEAR, ADA and ATOM, but does not provide a token-by-token list for each network.
For customers whose withdrawal option remains disabled, the announcement is a target for restoring access—not confirmation that their funds can already be moved. Binance told users to check their selected asset and network on the withdrawal page or its network status page to confirm availability. It did not give individual reopening dates for the remaining routes.
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Reopening Began With 15 Network Groups
Binance began restoring withdrawals on Nov. 1 and said all 15 initial network-and-asset groups had reopened that day. Its phase-one plan covered specific combinations, including $ETH, $USDT and $USDC on Ethereum, and SOL, $USDT and $USDC on Solana—not every token on those networks.
The exchange said it prioritized asset-network pairs using the previous week's customer demand, with additional access following security and readiness checks.
As The Defiant reported on Nov. 2, BTC, $ETH, $USDT and $USDC were still marked partially suspended even after the initial groups reopened. That earlier status illustrated the distinction between reopening a network and restoring every withdrawal route for an asset.
Replacing affected assets is also separate from reopening withdrawals. In its Nov. 12 reserve announcement, Binance said it had completed coverage of assets affected by the security incident after committing more than $6.34 billion in company funds. The same notice said withdrawals were continuing to reopen in phases.
In the latest update, Binance warned that traffic during the rollout could cause temporary delays or longer processing times. It told customers whose withdrawals do not go through to try again after a short while, and said further updates would come through its official X channel.
