Binance warns users to beware of scams under the guise of resumed withdrawals.

TechFlow reports, on November 2, according to official Binance announcements, as withdrawals resume in phases, scammers may impersonate Binance by sending direct messages, emails, group chat notifications, or making small transfers with attached comments, tricking users into paying for faster withdrawals, claiming compensation, or transferring assets to alleged safe accounts.Binance stated that the platform does not sell withdrawal queue spots, charge fees to unlock assets, nor will it require users to connect wallets, sign authorizations, or transfer funds to unlock withdrawals. Users can view pending withdrawal statuses within the Binance app and verify channels, accounts, or websites via the official verification page.