Binance Reopens HYPE and APT Withdrawals in Staged Return

Fourteen Ethereum and Solana asset-network withdrawal routes were already live at Binance before the exchange added Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Aptos (APT) to a staged service restoration.

The exchange said HYPE and APT withdrawals had resumed while it continued restoring access to other assets and blockchain networks. It did not identify the network route for either token, so the 14-entry count should not be treated as a complete tally that includes those two additions.

Access is returning by specific asset on a specific network, rather than through an indiscriminate reopening. That distinction matters for USD1 and FDUSD, which appear on both chains, and for the remaining tokens, which appear on one chain each.

Assets already back

• Ethereum: RLUSD, USD1, FDUSD, ENA, USDe, ONDO and LINK.
• Solana: USD1, PUMP, FDUSD, RENDER, JUP, PENGU and BONK.

Together, the two lists cover 14 asset-network entries involving 12 distinct assets. USD1 and FDUSD account for the two repeated listings. The other ten assets each have one listed route, so counting token names alone would obscure how Binance structured the restoration.

Viewed per chain, the earlier restoration covered seven routes on Ethereum and seven on Solana. Viewed per asset, it covered 12 tokens because USD1 and FDUSD each appeared twice. The figures count reopened withdrawal routes rather than all assets Binance supports across its platform.

What does this change for users?

For customers holding the listed assets, the immediate operational change is the availability of a withdrawal route on the named network. USD1 and FDUSD have two stated routes, while RLUSD, ENA, USDe, ONDO, LINK, PUMP, RENDER, JUP, PENGU and BONK each have one.

The latest announcement adds HYPE and APT to the assets whose withdrawals have resumed. It does not, however, establish that every asset and network has returned. Binance continues to describe the process as incomplete and says further combinations will follow after its checks.

For users, the practical distinction is between an asset being supported in principle and the specific asset-network route named as live. The announcement provides the latter for the listed combinations, but no broader release schedule or fixed completion date.

What remains pending

Binance says additional assets and networks will return in stages after security checks are complete. The earlier reopenings were identified separately for Ethereum and Solana, showing that the release proceeds through targeted combinations rather than one network-wide switch.

Binance's update does not describe the scope of those checks, the teams performing them, or the criteria for completion. It also provides no full timetable, withdrawal limits, fee treatment or processing-time schedule. Customers therefore depend on Binance's subsequent notices for confirmation of each additional route.

Resumption should not be read as evidence that every related function has returned. The update addresses withdrawals and broader access restoration, but it does not claim that all services across all supported assets and networks are available.

For holders of the 12 previously listed assets, and for users seeking to withdraw HYPE or APT, the immediate change is a stated withdrawal path. Binance still controls which additional routes open and in what sequence.

The next checkpoint is not a calendar deadline but completion of Binance's security checks: the exchange says further assets and networks will return in stages after that review.