How to Deposit SUI to Binance? Address and Network Verification
To deposit SUI to Binance, first confirm whether to use the SUI network or BSC network — Binance supports both chains, but using the wrong network will result in loss of funds. The core rule: if you are transferring from a Sui wallet, use Sui Network; if you are on BNB Chain, use BEP20 (BSC). The address formats are completely different and cannot be mixed.
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1. Get the SUI Deposit Address on Binance and Confirm the Network
What to do: Log in to Binance, go to the SUI deposit page, select the correct network, and get your unique deposit address.
How to do it:
Log in to the Binance app or website, go to [Wallet] - [Deposit]
Search for "SUI"
Select the network: There are two options here — Sui Network (Sui Mainnet) and BNB Smart Chain (BEP20). Binance has completed the technical integration of SUI on the BSC network, allowing users to deposit and withdraw SUI via the BSC network.
Scenario A: You hold SUI in a native Sui wallet (e.g., Sui Wallet, OKX Web3 Wallet). Select Sui Network. SUI is the native token of the Sui blockchain, so deposits go through the Sui mainnet.
Scenario B: You hold wrapped SUI on BNB Chain. Select BNB Smart Chain (BEP20). Binance has integrated SUI on BSC network, and deposits and withdrawals are now open.
When it's done: You have confirmed the network selected on the Binance deposit page and copied the corresponding deposit address. Sui Network addresses start with 0x, and BSC addresses also start with 0x but have different lengths; the address itself cannot be used as the sole distinguishing factor.
Prerequisites: Your Binance account has completed KYC verification.
Common failure reasons: Both Sui Network and BNB Smart Chain support SUI, but they are completely different chains. SUI on Sui Mainnet and SUI on BSC are assets on different networks and are not interoperable across chains.
2. Confirm Which Network Your SUI Is On
What to do: Before initiating a transfer, confirm the network of the SUI in your wallet or on another exchange.
How to do it:
Scenario A: Withdrawing from another exchange. Log in to the withdrawal platform and check the networks supported for SUI withdrawal on the withdrawal page. If only "Sui Network" is available and not "BSC", it means the platform only supports Sui mainnet withdrawals, so you should also select Sui Network on Binance.
Scenario B: Transferring from an on-chain wallet. Open your wallet and confirm the current network:
If it's Sui Network, select Sui Network for deposit
If it's BNB Smart Chain, select BEP20 (BSC) for deposit
When it's done: You have confirmed the network of your SUI and ensured that the network selected on the Binance deposit page matches it.
Prerequisites: You can log in to the platform holding the SUI to check network information.
Common failure reasons: The wallet shows "SUI" but does not specify the network. SUI is the native token of Sui Mainnet but can also be bridged to BSC. If the wallet does not clearly indicate the network, do a small test transaction first to confirm which chain it is on.
3. Initiate the Transfer and Verify Address and Memo
What to do: Paste the Binance deposit address, confirm the network, and submit the transfer.
How to do it:
Withdrawing from an exchange:
Paste the Binance deposit address
The network selected must match the network chosen on the Binance deposit page (Sui Network or BSC)
SUI deposits do not require a Memo, only the address
Confirm the amount and submit the withdrawal request
Transferring from a Sui wallet:
Ensure the wallet network is Sui Mainnet
Paste the Binance Sui Network deposit address
Confirm the gas fee and submit the transfer
When it's done: The transfer has been submitted and you have obtained the TxID.
Prerequisites: The sending platform supports withdrawals on the corresponding network. The sender's wallet has enough gas fees.
Common failure reasons: You transferred SUI from a Sui wallet but accidentally selected the BSC network on the Binance page. The networks don't match, and funds will be lost. Double-check the network name one last time before submitting.
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4. Confirm the Deposit via the Blockchain Explorer
What to do: Use the TxID to confirm the transaction status on the corresponding blockchain explorer.
How to do it:
For Sui Network: Open a Sui blockchain explorer (such as suiscan.xyz), paste the TxID, and confirm the status is Success.
For BNB Smart Chain: Open BSCScan (bscscan.com), paste the TxID, and confirm the status is Success.
Then go back to Binance [Wallet] - [Deposit History] to check the deposit status.
When it's done: The blockchain explorer shows "Success" and the Binance deposit history shows the record has been credited.
Prerequisites: You have submitted the transfer and obtained the TxID.
Common failure reasons: You checked a SUI mainnet transaction on BSCScan. Always use the corresponding explorer to verify the transaction.
