Binance Expands Withdrawal Services: ZEC, TON, and SUI Networks Now Operational
On November 1, cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced via its official social media channels the restoration of withdrawal services for several additional blockchain networks. The newly reactivated networks include privacy-focused ZEC, Telegram Open Network (TON), and the emerging SUI blockchain.
Assets and Networks Now Available for Withdrawal
The specific assets covered by this update are:
- ZEC Network: ZEC token
- TON Network: USDT stablecoin and GRAM token
- SUI Network: SUI native token
Continued Improvement in Platform Liquidity
This move is part of Binance's ongoing effort to restore full network functionality. The exchange had previously reinstated deposit and withdrawal services for a wide range of major blockchain networks, covering most high-liquidity digital assets in the market.
Networks already reactivated include:
- Bitcoin (BTC) network
- Ethereum (ETH) and its Layer 2 solutions (Optimism, Arbitrum, Base)
- Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
- Ripple (XRP), Dogecoin (DOGE), and Tron (TRX) networks
- Solana (SOL), Polygon, and Avalanche C-Chain
The sequential restoration aims to address user needs for asset mobility across different blockchains. For holders of ZEC, participants in the TON ecosystem, or users of SUI-based applications, this update enables greater flexibility in managing on-chain assets, facilitating transfers between platforms or engagement in DeFi activities.
Binance did not outline a specific timeline for future network reactivations but indicated it would continue monitoring blockchain conditions and adjust services accordingly. Users are advised to verify the latest network status through official channels before initiating transactions, noting potential network congestion or fee fluctuations.