Binance Opens ZEC and TON USDT GRAM Phase-One Withdrawals
By Crypto Wire
November 1, 2026
Binance’s phase-one withdrawal board has cleared the last named Update #4 dark spots after the Solana/Polygon/Avalanche/SUI chapter: live capital config now shows ZEC on the Zcash network plus USDT and GRAM on TON with withdrawals enabled — a clear new-rail print beyond LN 11869 for the Stablecoin Settlement desk.
What the capital board prints now. A fresh read of Binance’s public network-coin capital config flags withdrawEnable: true for ZEC on ZEC and for USDT and GRAM on the TON network. Native TON itself still shows withdrawals not supported on this snapshot, and the alternate TONMEMO GRAM route remains maintenance-dark — so the Update #4 TON line that matters tonight is the USDT/GRAM pair, not a full native-TON reopen. Previously covered rails from the Nov. 1 sequence remain live: native BTC; Ethereum/BSC; XRP/DOGE/Tron; Base/Optimism/Arbitrum; Solana (SOL/USDT/USDC); SUI; Polygon; and Avalanche C-Chain. That is the settlement-desk beat — which corridors actually clear for cash and privacy assets after 11869.
Official-note exclusives match the ZEC/TON flip. TechFlow’s exclusive said Binance resumed withdrawals of ZEC on the ZEC network, USDT and GRAM on the TON network, and SUI on SUI on November 1. Prefer that timed exclusive plus the live capital flags for the ZEC and TON-stable legs; treat the SUI mention as corroboration of the earlier 11869 SUI rail rather than a second unused print. Prefer those sources over secondary fee tables that still show suspended GRAM routes without matching the capital withdrawEnable board.
How this completes the Update #4 progressive table. Recovery Update #4 listed ZEC and TON-network USDT/GRAM among the fifteen phase-one nets scheduled for 06:00–09:00 UTC on November 1, with assets opening progressively after security and readiness checks and deposits remaining open. With tonight’s capital flags, the named phase-one schedule’s last held corridors for ZEC and TON stables now show live — while native TON stays unsupported and TONMEMO GRAM stays maintenance. Users should still check the withdrawal page for each asset and network before sending, and expect temporary delays or retries while traffic is elevated.
Incident clock context stays the same. Binance has said it has covered about 95% of the impacted amount, that ZEC balances are among the assets listed as fully backed 100% in Update #4, and that it will absorb the financial impact rather than pass stolen balances to users. The FBI TraderTraitor attribution, new-withdrawal-wallet PoR address note, and fuller zk-PoR package around November 3 remain prior desk color; this update does not invent a freeze tally, a residual five-percent cover receipt, or a completed post-mortem.
Desk context for collectors watching settlement corridors. TON-network USDT matters for cash legs into Telegram-adjacent rails; GRAM is a TON-ecosystem ticket, not a substitute for native TON support; ZEC is a privacy-settlement asset whose capital flag finally matched the Update #4 schedule. This chapter appends the active Binance Security Incident story tracker. Do not treat native TON as open because USDT/GRAM cleared, and do not treat secondary “suspended” fee pages as overriding a live capital withdrawEnable print without a fresh read.
Settlement watch: Live capital flags now clear ZEC and TON-network USDT/GRAM beyond the Solana/Polygon/Avalanche/SUI tranche — while native TON stays unsupported and TONMEMO GRAM stays maintenance-dark. Watch the capital board for any residual Update #4 gaps, the named new withdrawal-wallet cluster on the PoR list, and the fuller PoR package around November 3.
Bottom line: After Solana and the L1/L2 tranche, Binance’s live capital board now shows phase-one withdrawals open for ZEC and TON-network USDT/GRAM — while native TON remains unsupported on the same capital snapshot as of tonight’s desk read.
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