Binance applies withdrawal limits to all accounts, and the amount you can withdraw daily depends primarily on your verification level. Understanding these limits and how to increase them helps you plan large withdrawals without surprises.
Why Binance Has Withdrawal Limits
Withdrawal limits serve two main purposes:
- Regulatory compliance: Financial regulations in many countries require exchanges to apply Know Your Customer (KYC) standards and monitor transaction volumes
- Security: Limits reduce the damage if an account is compromised — a hacker cannot drain large amounts instantly
These limits apply to crypto withdrawals and, where applicable, fiat withdrawals.
Binance Withdrawal Limit Tiers
Binance uses a tiered system based on your account verification level. Limits are denominated in BTC equivalent (the total value of all withdrawals within a 24-hour rolling window).
Unverified Accounts (Level 0 / No KYC)
Unverified accounts have very restricted or no withdrawal capabilities on Binance. In many regions, Binance requires at least basic KYC to withdraw any funds. This is a regulatory requirement, not just a platform policy.
Standard Verified Accounts (Level 1 / Basic KYC)
After completing basic identity verification (government ID + selfie), your withdrawal limit increases substantially. The standard limit for verified users is typically:
- 200 BTC equivalent per 24 hours
This is sufficient for the vast majority of retail users. At a BTC price of $60,000, this equals $12,000,000 per day.
Enhanced Verified Accounts (Level 2 / Advanced KYC)
Institutional or high-volume users who complete enhanced verification (which may include proof of address and additional documentation) may qualify for higher limits or even custom limits arranged through Binance's institutional team.
How to Check Your Current Withdrawal Limit
- Log in to your Binance account
- Click on your profile icon in the top right
- Select Identification or KYC Verification
- Your current verification level and associated limits are displayed
You can also see your remaining withdrawal capacity for the current 24-hour period on the withdrawal page itself.
How to Increase Your Binance Withdrawal Limit
Step 1: Complete Basic Identity Verification (KYC Level 1)
This is the most impactful step. To verify your identity:
- Go to your account profile
- Click Identification or Security
- Select Identity Verification
- Choose your country
- Select document type: National ID, Passport, or Driver's License
- Upload clear photos of your document (front and back as required)
- Complete the facial recognition selfie
- Submit and wait for approval
Processing typically takes a few minutes to a few hours, though it can take longer during peak periods. Once approved, your withdrawal limit increases immediately.
Documents typically accepted:
- Passport (most widely accepted)
- National identity card
- Driver's license
Step 2: Add a Phone Number
Adding a verified phone number to your account contributes to your overall security score and may be required for certain withdrawal amounts. Go to Account > Security > Phone Number to add and verify your number.
Step 3: Enable Strong 2FA
Binance recommends using an authenticator app (Google Authenticator or Binance Authenticator) over SMS for 2FA. This also improves your security standing.
Step 4: Contact Institutional Support for Very High Limits
If you are a fund manager, institutional trader, or business that needs limits beyond the standard tier, contact Binance's institutional trading team. They can arrange custom withdrawal arrangements with enhanced due diligence.
Understanding the 24-Hour Rolling Window
Binance withdrawal limits reset on a rolling 24-hour basis, not at midnight UTC. This means:
- If you withdraw at 3:00 PM today, that amount counts against your limit until 3:00 PM tomorrow
- Limits do not "reset" all at once at midnight — they continuously roll
Plan large withdrawals accordingly, especially if you need to move amounts that approach or exceed your daily limit.
What Counts Toward Your Withdrawal Limit?
The 24-hour limit applies to the total value of all crypto withdrawals measured in BTC equivalent. Different coins' values are converted to BTC based on real-time market prices.
What does NOT count toward withdrawal limits:
- Internal transfers between Binance accounts (these are free and unlimited)
- Transfers between your own Binance sub-accounts
- Conversions within Binance (using Convert feature)
Only on-chain withdrawals to external addresses count toward the limit.
Temporary Withdrawal Holds
Beyond the daily limit, certain account actions trigger a temporary 24-hour withdrawal hold as a security measure:
- Changing your account password
- Changing your 2FA device or method
- Changing your registered email address
- Logging in from a new device in a new location
During this hold period, withdrawals are suspended. This prevents attackers from immediately draining accounts after gaining access. You will receive an email notification explaining the hold.
What to Do If You Hit the Daily Limit
If you need to withdraw more than your daily limit allows:
- Split across days: Plan your withdrawal over multiple days within your limit
- Use internal transfer: If the recipient has a Binance account, use Binance Pay or internal transfer — these are not subject to withdrawal limits
- Contact support for a temporary increase: In exceptional circumstances, Binance support may assist
- Complete higher KYC tier: If you are not fully verified, completing verification typically resolves limit constraints
Withdrawal Limits for Fiat Currency
If you are withdrawing fiat currency (USD, EUR, etc.) via bank transfer, different limits apply. These depend on your region, payment method, and verification level. Fiat withdrawal limits are usually lower than crypto limits and are set in local currency equivalents. Check the Binance fiat withdrawal page for your region-specific limits.
Tips for Planning Large Withdrawals
- Check your limit before initiating a large transfer so you can plan appropriately
- For withdrawals close to your limit, do not wait until the last moment — process them early in case of delays
- Keep your KYC documents up to date — expired documents can reduce your verified status
- Inform your receiving bank in advance if receiving large crypto-originated fiat, as banks sometimes flag these transfers
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