USDC sent to Binance.US on Arbitrum One
Binance.US does not credit USDC on Arbitrum One. Retrieving it goes through Binance.US's own process, at their published price.
Binance.US supports USDC on fewer networks than USDT, and Arbitrum is missing from both lists. If you sent from an Arbitrum wallet to the address Binance.US gave you, the explorer will show it delivered and your balance will not move.
Networks Binance.US credits USDC on
Read from Binance.US's own pages on Aug 31, 2026. Networks outside this list are not credited automatically.
- Avalanche C-Chain
- Base
- BNB Smart Chain
- Ethereum
- Solana
- Arbitrum One — not on the list
What it costs to get it back
- Process
- Self-service tool
- Cost
- free to varies by case
- Timeline
- a few business days
Which of Binance.US's cases yours falls under decides the fee, and the cases differ by more than the price. See the full table for Binance.US.
Open Binance.US's official pageConfirm which network you actually used
Everything above depends on that one fact, and it is the one people get wrong — exchanges reuse the same address across chains, so the transaction confirms either way. Paste the hash and we will read it off the chain.
Check your transactionRelated
Every figure here comes from Binance.US's own help pages, last checked Aug 31, 2026. source 1, source 2, source 3, source 4, source 5
Same problem, a different exchange
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Or compare all 11 side by side: the recovery matrix, what each charges and how long each takes. The full entry for Binance.US, with its sources and the date each was read, is on its own page.
No wallet connection. No seed phrase. Read-only — we never ask for one, and no legitimate service ever will.