Binance Wallet to end support for Blast chain on 30 November
The exchange will stop allowing users to view or transfer assets on the Ethereum layer-2 network after the 10:00 UTC deadline at the end of the month.
Key takeaways
- 1Binance Wallet will remove Blast support on 30 November 2026 at 10:00 UTC
- 2Users will be unable to view, send, or receive Blast assets after the deadline
Binance will discontinue support for the Blast chain in its integrated wallet starting 30 November 2026 at 10:00 UTC. The exchange said in a statement that the service change will prevent users from managing any assets hosted on the network. After this date, the Binance Wallet interface will no longer allow users to view, send, or receive tokens that rely on the Blast infrastructure.
The decision requires users to move their funds or use alternative software to access their holdings before the end of the month. Binance did not cite a specific technical or regulatory reason for the removal. The exchange advised users to take action before the deadline to ensure they do not lose the ability to interact with their Blast-based tokens through the Binance app.
Blast is a layer-2 network built on Ethereum that provides native yield to its users. It reached prominence by offering automated returns on held assets, attracting significant deposits from retail and institutional participants. Binance Wallet serves as a gateway for the exchange's customers to access these decentralised networks directly from their primary accounts.
The removal of the chain from a major exchange wallet often signals a shift in how a platform views the security or demand for a specific network. Holders will monitor if this move precedes further changes to Blast trading pairs or support on other platforms. For now, the focus remains on the 30 November deadline for users to migrate their assets to other self-custody providers.
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