Binance limits daily withdrawal amounts, with the limit depending on your identity verification (KYC) level. This article details the limits per level and how to increase your quota. New users should register on Binance and complete identity verification to get a higher withdrawal limit.
Withdrawal Limits by Verification Level
| Verification Level | Daily Withdrawal Limit (Equivalent) | Required Verification |
|---|---|---|
| Unverified | Cannot withdraw | None |
| Basic Verification | ~2 BTC equivalent | ID + facial recognition |
| Advanced Verification | ~100 BTC equivalent | Additional proof of address, etc. |
| Institutional | Higher | Business credentials |
Note: Exact limits may vary by region and Binance policy changes — check the app for current values.
How to Check Your Withdrawal Limit
- Open the Binance app
- Tap avatar, then Security, then Identity Verification
- View your current verification level and corresponding limits
- Or check "24-hour withdrawal limit" on the withdrawal page
How to Increase Your Limit
1. Complete Basic KYC Verification
If you haven't completed basic verification, this is step one:
- Avatar, then Identity Verification
- Select document type (ID card/passport/driver's license)
- Upload document photos
- Complete facial recognition
- Wait for approval
2. Complete Advanced Verification
After basic verification, apply for advanced:
- Find "Advanced Verification" on the identity verification page
- Provide additional documentation (such as proof of address)
- Additional video verification may be required
- Once approved, limits increase significantly
3. VIP Level Upgrade
Higher VIP levels may also provide higher limits in some cases.
How Withdrawal Limits Are Calculated
24-Hour Rolling Window
Withdrawal limits are calculated on a rolling 24-hour basis, not calendar days.
Example:
- Jan 1 at 10:00 AM you withdrew 1 BTC
- Jan 1 afternoon: available limit = total limit - 1 BTC
- Jan 2 at 10:00 AM: the 1 BTC quota is automatically released
Calculated by Equivalent Value
Limits are based on total value, regardless of coin type. If you withdraw ETH worth 1 BTC, that 1 BTC equivalent of quota is used.
Large Withdrawal Considerations
1. Withdraw in Batches
If the amount exceeds the daily limit, spread it across multiple days.
2. Use Large Withdrawal Channels
Some verified users can apply for special large withdrawal processing. Contact support for details.
3. Security Review
Large withdrawals may trigger security reviews requiring extra verification steps.
4. Plan Ahead
If you know you'll need a large withdrawal, verify your verification level and remaining quota in advance.
Withdrawal Limit vs. Deposit Limit
| Operation | Limit |
|---|---|
| On-chain deposit | No limit |
| On-chain withdrawal | Daily limit applies |
| P2P buy | May have limits |
| P2P sell | May have limits |
| Internal transfer | Has daily limit |
Wrong Ways to Bypass Limits
These approaches are incorrect and risky — don't try them:
- Registering multiple accounts to split withdrawals: Violates Binance rules, may result in account suspension
- Using someone else's account: Puts others' account security at risk
- Fake information for advanced verification: Illegal
Common Reasons Withdrawals Are Rejected
Beyond exceeding limits, withdrawals may be rejected for:
- Account security risk (e.g., recently changed password)
- Newly added address in security waiting period
- Account frozen by risk control
- Insufficient balance (after accounting for fees)
Checking Withdrawal History and Remaining Quota
In the Binance app:
- Assets, then Withdraw, then Withdrawal Records
- View today's total withdrawn amount
- Calculate remaining available quota
Summary
Binance withdrawal limits are directly tied to your KYC verification level. Basic verification provides approximately 2 BTC equivalent in daily withdrawal capacity, which is sufficient for most users. For higher limits, complete advanced verification to increase to approximately 100 BTC equivalent. Complete your verification early to avoid being limited when you need to withdraw.