Binance has reinstated cryptocurrency withdrawal services on 87 blockchain networks this week, marking significant progress in the exchange's ongoing recovery efforts. In an update published on November 14, the company said it plans to restore withdrawals for all remaining networks and digital assets by the end of next week.

The development follows a phased restoration process that began earlier this month, with Binance continuing to prioritize security checks as it gradually expands withdrawal access for affected users. Since withdrawals are the primary channel through which customers move holdings off an exchange, the pace of this restoration directly determines when affected users can freely transfer their assets again.

Withdrawal Coverage Reaches 87 Networks

Binance confirmed the restoration through its official X account and an announcement on Binance Square, citing steady movement toward normalized withdrawal operations. Services have been reopened across a broad set of blockchain networks, including Aptos, Hyperliquid, Berachain, Litecoin, Near Protocol, Cardano, Avalanche, and Cosmos.

The recovery also extends to Ethereum layer-2 networks such as Linea, Scroll, and Starknet, alongside Filecoin and Celestia, further broadening the multi-chain scope of the restoration. However, withdrawal availability may still vary depending on the selected cryptocurrency and blockchain network.

The exchange has adopted a gradual reopening strategy to ensure that security and operational requirements are satisfied. This approach allows Binance to restore access while monitoring network performance and transaction processing.

Earlier this month, Binance resumed withdrawals for selected assets across Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, XRP, and Sui. Reuters previously reported on the exchange's plans to expand withdrawal services across multiple networks.

Full Recovery Targeted for Next Week

Binance aims to bring withdrawal functionality back online for all remaining supported networks and assets by the end of next week, a timeline that establishes a new recovery milestone as the exchange works to complete its reopening process. The stated deadline gives users a concrete reference point for tracking progress through the exchange's official updates.

The company has nonetheless warned that some users could experience temporary withdrawal delays during the recovery period, noting that higher transaction volumes and additional processing requirements may affect withdrawal completion times.

Customers are advised to check the withdrawal page for their selected cryptocurrency and network before initiating transactions. Binance also provides network status updates to help users monitor service availability.

Restoring User Access Remains a Priority

The withdrawal recovery follows a security incident that prompted Binance to introduce additional safeguards and temporarily restrict certain services. The exchange has since implemented a phased reopening process alongside efforts to strengthen its security measures.

The restoration of 87 networks represents an important operational milestone, although some withdrawal restrictions remain unresolved. Completing the remaining restorations would allow users to regain broader access to cryptocurrency transfers across supported blockchain networks.

Whether Binance meets its targeted recovery deadline will become clear in upcoming progress updates. Until then, customers should continue monitoring official announcements for confirmation that their preferred assets and networks are available.