The deadline is July 3, 2026, at 23:59 UTC. After that, Binance will stop supporting the current NFT service on the exchange, and NFTs that were not withdrawn before the deadline will no longer be accessible through Binance Exchange.
The important detail is that this applies to transferable NFTs, meaning NFTs that can technically be moved to another wallet. Non-transferable NFTs cannot be withdrawn because transfer functionality is blocked by their design or smart contract. After the old NFT service is discontinued, those assets will also become inaccessible through the exchange.
Binance explains the change as a move toward a more Web3-oriented NFT management model. Instead of storing and accessing NFTs through the exchange interface, users are being directed to Binance Wallet or another compatible wallet, where NFTs can be managed directly through blockchain infrastructure.
To make the transition easier, Binance has also introduced partial withdrawal cost reimbursement. For eligible non-CR7 NFTs, the first 100,000 qualifying users can receive 1 USDC if they withdraw to Binance Wallet through BNB Smart Chain or Ethereum between June 3 and June 17, 2026. CR7 NFTs have a separate reimbursement program for withdrawals through BNB Smart Chain until July 3, 2026.
What users should do:
- Check whether they still have NFTs on Binance Exchange.
- Confirm that the NFT supports transfers.
- Withdraw assets to Binance Wallet or another compatible wallet before July 3, 2026.
- Check the withdrawal network and wallet address before confirming the transaction.
- Avoid waiting until the final days, because access to the old NFT service will be discontinued after the deadline.
This move shows that Binance is gradually stepping away from centralized NFT infrastructure and moving these assets into a self-custody environment. For users, the main takeaway is simple: if any NFTs are still sitting on Binance, it is better to withdraw them in advance. After July 3, access through the exchange may be lost.
