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Binance.US will support the Kusama (KSM) network migration

Binance.US will support the Kusama (KSM) network migration from Kusama to Asset Hub Kusama.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Binance.US will support the Kusama (KSM) network migration from Kusama to Asset Hub Kusama. As part of this process, KSM will be migrated to the new Asset Hub Kusama network on a 1:1 basis.

The migration will take place at block number 30,423,691, which is estimated to occur on Tuesday, October 7, 2025 at approximately 4 a.m. PT / 7 a.m. ET. To prepare for the migration, Binance.US will suspend deposits, withdrawals, and staking for KSM one week prior, on October 2, 2025.

This article will be updated once the migration is complete and deposits, withdrawals, and staking for KSM reopen.

Important updates for KSM token holders

October 2, 2025 at 8 p.m. PDT / 11 p.m. EDT:

  • Deposits & withdrawals for KSM made via Kusama will be permanently closed.

  • Deposits for KSM made or in progress via Kusama after this time will NOT be credited to your account. You will lose any deposits made after October 2, 2025 at 8 p.m. PDT / 11 p.m. EDT.

  • Staking for KSM will be paused until the migration is complete. During this time, you will continue to earn rewards on your staked KSM, but you won't be able to stake or unstake.

  • Trading and other Binance.US services will remain available, and will NOT be affected by the network migration.

After the network migration is completed:

  • Deposits & withdrawals for KSM made via Kusama will remain closed.

  • Deposits & withdrawals for KSM made via Asset Hub Kusama will be opened at a later date (not yet supported). Please note details and timing are subject to change.

  • Please do NOT deposit KSM to Binance.US via Asset Hub Kusama until deposits are officially opened.

  • We will migrate all KSM at a 1:1 ratio from Kusama to Asset Hub Kusama and handle all technical requirements.

For more information on the KSM migration, please click here.

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