Binance is set to restore BNB withdrawals on Sunday, with the crypto exchange scheduling the first phase of the resumption between 15:00 and 18:00 KST and naming BNB among the tokens included in the rollout.

According to a notice issued by the exchange on 2026-11-01, the announced window functions as a timetable rather than a firm commitment: the company presents the planned resumption as a schedule rather than a promise. The resumption comes with compensation set at 95 percent, per the announcement. Withdrawal access is the mechanism by which users move assets off an exchange, so the phased schedule — and the compensation figure attached to it in the same notice — are the operational details BNB users are positioned to track most closely as the rollout proceeds. With the first phase framed as a window rather than a guarantee, whether it opens on time, when BNB's own slot within the phased rollout is confirmed, and whether the exchange issues follow-up notices adjusting the timetable are the natural checkpoints ahead.

For context, Binance operates one of the world's largest cryptocurrency trading platforms, and BNB is the exchange-linked native token of the BNB Chain ecosystem. Withdrawal suspensions of this kind are typically temporary measures announced in advance of network upgrades, wallet maintenance, or related integration work, giving users time to plan transfers around the downtime. The times cited in the notice are expressed in Korea Standard Time (KST), which is UTC+9.

This report was first published by COINOTAG: Binance Resumes BNB Withdrawals With Compensation at 95%