Binance Withdrawals Resume: $3.64B Net Outflow in 9.5 Hours
Binance Withdrawals Resume After Pause
Crypto traders watch exchange news on fund access closely, since quick access to coins is a big sign of trust. This report explains the latest update in plain words so you can see what changed and what to check next.
Binance Withdrawals Resume: Key Takeaways
Binance withdrawals resume in phases, and the platform says in its official update on X that the first phase covers 15 networks and assets.
It has not yet shared a date for the next phase. In short, funds can move again on many major networks, but the full restart is still in progress.
The restart began at 06:00 UTC on November 1, 2026, and every network in the first phase was live by 12:36 UTC.
An updated Proof of Reserves report is expected on the reserve website, but we could not confirm that it was live when we wrote this report.
Binance Withdrawals Data: Outflows, Deposits, and Total Assets
Binance said it processed $4.649 billion in withdrawals and $1.01 billion in deposits between 06:00 and 15:30 UTC. That leaves a net outflow near $3.64 billion, which is 2.1% of the $171 billion in assets. This share is based on reserve data from October 28, 2026.
Simple math on those figures shows that about $383 million is left each hour once deposits are counted. The platform also said volumes dropped after the first spike, so the real pace was not even.
Crypto Networks Live for Withdrawals Now
The latest withdrawal update lists 12 networks that were already open, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, Tron, and Dogecoin, plus six more.
It adds three new ones, which are ZEC, USDT, and GRAM on TON, and SUI. More coins will return in phases as security checks end.
Binance Proof of Reserves Update and ZKP Check
The platform says it took a fresh reserve snapshot at 00:00 UTC on October 31 and began the zero-knowledge proof work, and the report is due on its Proof of Reserves page. A proof of reserves report is meant to show that user balances are backed by real assets.
The zero-knowledge step lets each user confirm that their own balance was counted without showing private data to anyone else. Treat the report as a check on backing, and not as proof that every earlier issue is solved.
What the Net Outflow Means for Crypto Market Mood
A net outflow means that more money left the platform than came in, so it tracks movement and not losses. One day of data is too thin to show a lasting trend. Deposit volume over the next few days may tell you more than this single number.
Open Questions as Binance Withdrawals Resume
Several points are still open, such as when the next phase starts, which coins are next in line, and whether the reserve report arrives on time. Readers who want background on why payouts were paused should follow the earlier security notices and official website , since this report uses only the latest update.
How to Check Your Withdrawal Status Safely
Open the app directly instead of tapping links in messages, and confirm the network and any memo or tag before you send. If the amount is large, start with a small test transfer. A wrong network can make a crypto transfer hard to recover.
Only trust updates from the verified account, and never share seed phrases, passwords, or one-time codes with anyone who claims to be supported.
Crypto Glossary
Assets under management means the total value of customer assets that the platform holds. Proof of Reserves is a report that compares user balances with the assets held to back them. A zero-knowledge proof is a math method that proves a fact without showing the private data behind it.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Crypto markets are volatile; figures come from official sources and may change. Readers are advised to do their own research before making investment decisions.
