Binance continuously upgrades its wallet infrastructure to provide better efficiency and fund security for users. As such, we’re retiring deposit addresses and memos still on the old infrastructure in batches.
You'll receive an email if your deposit address and memo are affected. We strongly encourage users to retrieve a new deposit address upon receiving the email.
How to obtain a new deposit address?
1. Upon receiving the email, log in to your Binance account and go to [Deposit] - [Deposit Crypto] or click the link in the email.
2. Select the coin and network mentioned in the email and click [Get Address].
3. You will see a new deposit address for the selected coin and network. To view your old address, click [View Detail].
What happens if I deposit into an expired address?
Your old deposit addresses will expire if one of the following conditions has been met:
- Upon obtaining a new deposit address;
- 30 days after receiving the email notification.
Please note that funds deposited into expired addresses are safe and not lost. However, subsequent deposits to expired addresses will not be automatically credited. You can credit the funds to your Spot Wallet manually using the [One click arrival] button on the Transaction History page.
If you can’t see this option, please submit an application through the Deposit Status Query page.
How to credit my deposit manually on the Binance website?
1. Log in to your Binance account and go to [Wallet] - [Transaction History]. Find the transaction you wish to credit and click [>].
2. Click [One click arrival].
3. The funds will be credited to your Spot Wallet within an hour.
How to credit my deposit manually on the Binance app?
1. Log in to your Binance account and go to [Wallets] - [Spot]. Tap the transaction history icon.
2. Go to [Deposit] - [Crypto] and tap [One Click Arrival >] under the transaction you wish to credit manually.
3. The funds will be credited to your Spot Wallet within an hour.
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