Withdrawal Status
Frequently Asked Questions
Withdrawal Status
1. The withdrawal is still processing
Log in to your Binance account and mouse over the wallet icon. Click [Orders] - [Transaction History] to view your cryptocurrency withdrawal history.
If the [Status] shows that the transaction is “Processing”, please wait for the confirmation process to be completed.
2. The withdrawal has been completed
If the [Status] shows that the transaction is “Completed”, it means that your funds have been sent out successfully. You can click the [TxID] to check the transaction details. Please check with the receiving exchange or wallet using the TxID.
Please make sure that the receiving platform/wallet supports the token you are withdrawing and the network you are using. If you are unsure, please check with the receiving platform/wallet before making a withdrawal, or your assets might be lost and cannot be recovered.
1. I’ve made a withdrawal from Binance to another exchange/wallet, but I haven’t received my funds yet. Why?
Transferring funds from your Binance account to another exchange or wallet involves three steps:
- Withdrawal request on Binance
- Blockchain network confirmation
- Deposit on the corresponding platform
Typically, a TxID (Transaction ID) will be generated within 30-60 minutes, indicating that Binance has successfully broadcasted the withdrawal transaction.
However, it might still take some time for that particular transaction to be confirmed and even longer for the funds to be credited into the destination wallet. The amount of required “network confirmations” varies for different blockchains.
For example:
- Alice decides to withdraw 2 BTC from Binance to her personal wallet. After she confirms the request, she needs to wait until Binance creates and broadcasts the transaction.
- As soon as the transaction is created, Alice will be able to see the TxID on her Binance wallet page. At this point, the transaction will be pending (unconfirmed) and the 2 BTC will be frozen temporarily.
- After the transaction is confirmed by the network, Alice will receive the BTC in her personal wallet after 2 network confirmations.
- In this example, she had to wait for 2 network confirmations until the deposit showed up in her wallet, but the required amount of confirmations varies depending on the wallet or exchange.
Due to possible network congestion, there might be a significant delay in processing your transaction. You may use the TxID to look up the status of the transfer of your assets using a blockchain explorer.
Note:
- If the blockchain explorer shows that the transaction is unconfirmed, please wait for the confirmation process to be completed. This varies depending on the blockchain network.
- If the blockchain explorer shows that the transaction is already confirmed, it means that your funds have been sent out successfully and we are unable to provide any further assistance on this matter. You will need to contact the owner/support team of the destination address to seek further help.
- If the TxID has not been generated 6 hours after clicking the confirmation button from the e-mail message, please contact our Customer Support for assistance and attach the withdrawal history screenshot of the relevant transaction. Please make sure you have provided the above detailed information so the Customer Service agent can assist you in a timely manner.
2. How do I check the transaction status on the blockchain?
Log in to your Binance account and mouse over the profile icon. Click [Orders] - [Transaction History] to view your cryptocurrency withdrawal record.
If the [Status] shows that the transaction is “Processing”, please wait for the confirmation process to be completed.
If the [Status] shows that the transaction is “Completed”, you can click on the [TxID] to check the transaction details.
Please make sure that the receiving platform/wallet supports the token you are withdrawing and the network you are using. If you are unsure, please check with the receiving platform/wallet before making a withdrawal, or your assets might be lost and cannot be recovered.