Binance Wallet Blast Support Ends Nov 30: How to Move Funds
Binance Wallet Blast support ends on November 30, 2026 at 18:00 (UTC+8), which is 10:00 UTC. After that, users cannot view, send or receive Blast assets in the wallet. Binance says eligible assets can still be claimed on Blast's official webiste while its recovery service keeps running.
November 30 is not the end of recovery. Blast's own recovery site is announced to run until November 4, 2027.
What Did Binance Announce for Nov 30?
Binance posted the notice on November 12. The change affects only how Blast assets are shown and managed inside the wallet. Other supported networks are not affected.
Binance also warns that balances shown after the Blast network shutdown may be inaccurate. Check the recovery site, not the old wallet figure.
Blast announced its wind-down on October 2. It said running costs exceeded the revenue of its Layer 2 and that it saw no viable path to sustain it. The network shut down on November 4.
Date
Event
October 2, 2026
Blast announces the wind-down
November 4, 2026
Blast L2 shuts down; recovery site opens
November 30, 2026, 10:00 UTC
Binance Wallet ends Blast support
November 4, 2027
Final support date for Blast's recovery site
How Can Users Recover ETH, WETH and USDB?
Blast's recovery site covers:
ETH held on Blast
WETH held on Blast
USDB held on Blast
Withdrawals to Ethereum that never finished, included automatically
ETH held on Blast
WETH held on Blast
USDB held on Blast
Withdrawals to Ethereum that never finished, included automatically
Claims are paid from recovery smart contracts on Ethereum mainnet. Other tokens and NFTs are not listed as eligible in the sources reviewed.
Steps for Binance Wallet users:
Open the official Blast recovery website by typing blast.io yourself.
Enter the address that held funds on Blast, or connect that wallet.
Review the assets and pending withdrawals shown.
Connect the wallet and approve the claim.
Confirm the Ethereum mainnet transaction and check its status.
Open the official Blast recovery website by typing blast.io yourself.
Enter the address that held funds on Blast, or connect that wallet.
Review the assets and pending withdrawals shown.
Connect the wallet and approve the claim.
Confirm the Ethereum mainnet transaction and check its status.
Owners of a Safe or other smart wallet can check the owner address. Blast Mobile users must import their seed phrase into a wallet app such as MetaMask or Rabby, then connect it. The site warns never to type a seed phrase into a website.
The site's page description mentions ETH and DAI. The text reviewed does not say which token USDB claims pay out in.
Avoid links in messages and replies. A fake recovery page could ask for a seed phrase or a transaction approval.
Binance Wallet Blast: What Happens After Nov 30?
After November 30, Binance Wallet will stop displaying and managing Blast assets. Neither Binance nor Blast describes funds as forfeited on that date.
Two limits apply:
Conditional: Binance's wording depends on the recovery function operating normally
Separate service: claims run through Blast's site, not Binance Wallet
Conditional: Binance's wording depends on the recovery function operating normally
Separate service: claims run through Blast's site, not Binance Wallet
Binance Wallet Blast users can therefore claim before or after November 30, within Blast's window. Anyone wanting to move assets first can do so before the wallet's cutoff.
The Bottom Line
Binance Wallet Blast support ends November 30, but Blast's recovery site is announced to stay open until November 4, 2027. Eligible ETH, WETH and USDB are claimed on Ethereum mainnet. Use only the official site and never enter a seed phrase on a website.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only, not financial or investment advice. It is based on Binance and Blast materials reviewed as of November 12, 2026; Announcements are independently verified. Deadlines and recovery terms may change. Crypto assets carry a risk of loss, including total loss. Verify details through official sources before taking action.
About the Author Yash Shelke
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Yash Shelke is a crypto content writer with hands-on experience in blockchain, cryptocurrency markets, and Web3 ecosystems. He specializes in delivering timely crypto news, in-depth token analysis, and insights driven by on-chain data and market trends.
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