How to Withdraw from Binance to Bank Card? 2026 Complete Withdrawal Guide
If you've made money on Binance and want to withdraw it, this step can be a bit nerve-wracking for many first-time users.
Binance does not support direct RMB withdrawals to bank cards. The withdrawal path for mainland Chinese users is: Sell USDT → Buyer pays via Alipay or WeChat → Money arrives in your account → Transfer to bank card. The entire process is guaranteed by the Binance platform and is safer than you might think.
1. Preparation Before Withdrawal
Before you start, confirm the following:
- L2 advanced verification is completed; withdrawal is not possible without verification.
- You have available USDT balance in your account.
- Your Alipay or WeChat is bound with your real name, matching your KYC name.
- No abnormal risk control restrictions are currently in place.
If you haven't completed verification yet, check: Binance KYC Real-Name Verification Guide →
2. Detailed P2P Withdrawal Steps
Step 1: Enter the P2P Sell Page
Open the Binance App → Buy Crypto → P2P Trading → Switch to the "Sell" tab.
Step 2: Select Currency and Amount
Select USDT as the currency and enter the amount you want to sell.
The page will display current buyer quotes in the market. Choose a buyer with a reasonable price and a high completion rate.
Step 3: Bind Payment Method
If this is your first time selling, you need to bind a payment account first.
Path: P2P Page → "..." in the top right corner → Payment Methods → Add Payment Method → Select Alipay or WeChat → Enter account and name.
Important: The name you enter must exactly match the name on your Binance KYC verification. Otherwise, disputes may arise when the buyer pays due to a name mismatch.
Step 4: Place Sell Order, Wait for Buyer Payment
Confirm the sell amount and payment method, then submit the order. The system will match you with a buyer.
Once a buyer places an order, you will receive a notification. At this point, your USDT is locked by the platform. Wait for the buyer to pay, which usually completes within minutes.
Step 5: Verify Receipt, Release Crypto
After the buyer pays, open Alipay or WeChat within the App to confirm receipt. Verify:
- The received amount matches the order amount.
- The payer's account is a real personal account.
Once confirmed, return to the Binance order page and click "Confirm Receipt" to release the crypto.
Absolutely do not: Release the crypto before receiving the payment. Once you click release, the action is irreversible, and the platform cannot recover the released USDT.
Step 6: Complete Withdrawal
After releasing the crypto, the order is complete, and the RMB is now in your Alipay or WeChat account.
To transfer to a bank card: Open Alipay or WeChat → Withdraw to bank card. It usually arrives instantly or within 2 hours.
3. Withdrawal Precautions
Regarding Fake Screenshots: Never trust payment screenshots sent by buyers. You must check the receipt record yourself within the Alipay or WeChat App. Fake screenshots are the most common P2P scam method, and the platform cannot be held responsible for losses caused by releasing crypto based on trusting screenshots.
Regarding Large Withdrawals: For single large withdrawals (over 50,000 RMB), it is recommended to operate in batches with intervals between each batch to reduce the probability of triggering bank risk controls. Keep complete transaction record screenshots before and after the withdrawal.
Regarding Taxes: Currently, there are no clear personal income tax reporting requirements for crypto assets in mainland China, but it is recommended to keep all transaction records in case of policy changes.
4. Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are there fees for withdrawals? The Binance platform does not charge fees for P2P selling. The exchange rate includes the normal spread. Withdrawing from Alipay/WeChat to a bank card may incur a small bank fee, depending on the bank.
Q: What is the maximum withdrawal amount? L2 verified users have no total daily withdrawal limit, but the single P2P transaction amount is subject to the buyer's limit, typically ranging from 50,000 to 500,000 RMB per transaction. For large amounts, just operate in batches.
Q: Can I withdraw if my account is under risk control? No, you need to resolve the risk control restrictions first. See: What to do if your Binance account is frozen →
Q: What if my bank card is frozen after the withdrawal arrives? Contact your bank's customer service, explain that the source of funds is personal investment income, and cooperate by providing transfer records from Alipay or WeChat. It can usually be unfrozen. Freezing is triggered by the bank's anti-money laundering mechanism, not a specific crackdown on cryptocurrencies.
Q: What is the difference between P2P selling and on-chain withdrawal? P2P selling exchanges USDT for RMB in Alipay/WeChat, suitable for daily withdrawals by mainland users. On-chain withdrawal transfers crypto to other exchanges or personal wallets, without converting to RMB. The two methods serve different purposes.
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