Binance Opens XRP DOGE Base Optimism and Arbitrum Phase-One Withdrawals

By Crypto Wire
November 1, 2026

Binance’s phase-one withdrawal reopen has moved past the Bitcoin and Ethereum/BSC tranche: live capital config now shows XRP, DOGE, TRX (plus USDT on Tron), Base (ETH/USDC), Optimism (ETH/USDT/USDC), and Arbitrum (ETH/USDT/USDC/ARB) with withdrawals enabled — a clear settlement-rail expansion beyond the desk’s earlier ETH/BSC chapter and the native Bitcoin reopen.

What the capital board prints now. A fresh read of Binance’s public network-coin capital config flags withdrawEnable: true for XRP on the XRP Ledger, DOGE on dogecoin, TRX and USDT on Tron, ETH and USDC on Base, ETH/USDT/USDC on Optimism, and ETH/USDT/USDC/ARB on Arbitrum One. Previously covered rails remain live: native BTC; Ethereum-network ETH/USDT/USDC; and BSC BNB/USDT/USDC. That is the concrete settlement print for this Stablecoin Settlement desk file — which corridors actually clear — not a restatement of Recovery Update #4’s progressive schedule table alone.

Official-note exclusives line up with the same expansion. TechFlow’s exclusive said Binance resumed XRP withdrawals on the XRP network plus ETH and USDC on Base after the Bitcoin and partial Ethereum/BSC reopen. A follow-on TechFlow exclusive said DOGE on the DOGE network and ETH/USDT/USDC on Optimism were also restored. Prefer those timed exclusives plus the live capital flags over secondary wraps that only recycle the fifteen-network phase-one list without proving a given rail is open.

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What is still dark on the same board. SOL (and Solana-network USDT/USDC), ZEC, SUI, Polygon (POL / stables), and Avalanche C-Chain remain withdrawEnable: false on this snapshot, with maintenance or replenishment language on several of those rows. Update #4 still lists those nets among the progressive phase-one set — schedule inclusion is not the same as a live capital flag. Users should keep checking the withdrawal page for each asset and network before sending, and expect temporary delays or retries while traffic is elevated, per Binance’s own rollout warning.

How this sits on the incident clock. Recovery Update #4 set phase one for 06:00–09:00 UTC on November 1 and said networks would open progressively after security and readiness checks, with deposits remaining open. Binance has said it has covered about 95% of the impacted amount and will absorb the financial impact rather than pass stolen balances to users — cover language that still sits beside, not above, the live rail board. The FBI attribution and address-block chapter remain prior desk color; this update does not invent a new freeze tally or a completed post-mortem.

Desk context for collectors watching settlement corridors. Base and Optimism USDC/USDT legs matter for NFT marketplace cash-outs and L2 bidding rails; native XRP, DOGE, and Tron USDT matter for users who settle outside Ethereum mainnet. This chapter appends the active Binance Security Incident story tracker. Do not treat every Update #4 network as open until capital config or the withdrawal UI confirms it — and do not assume Solana or the remaining dark phase-one nets have flipped because XRP and the L2 corridors have.

Settlement watch: Live capital flags now clear XRP, DOGE, Tron (TRX/USDT), Base (ETH/USDC), Optimism (ETH/USDT/USDC), and Arbitrum (ETH/USDT/USDC/ARB) beyond the earlier BTC and ETH/BSC tranche — while SOL, ZEC, SUI, Polygon, and Avalanche C-Chain still show withdrawals disabled. Watch the capital board for the next Solana or remaining phase-one flip, plus any named new withdrawal-wallet cluster and the fuller PoR package around November 3.

Bottom line: After Bitcoin and ETH/BSC, Binance’s live capital board now shows phase-one withdrawals open for XRP, DOGE, Tron, Base, Optimism, and Arbitrum corridors — while Solana and several other Update #4 nets remain dark.

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