Binance Halts Deposits on Selected Networks: What AVA, GNS and TOWNS Holders Must Do by September 14

If you hold AVA, Gains Network (GNS) or Towns Protocol (TOWNS) in a wallet of your own and want to send those tokens to Binance, you have until Monday, September 14, 2026, 08:00 UTC, which is 10:00 in Germany. From that moment the exchange stops accepting certain networks for the three tokens. A deposit sent over one of those routes after the deadline will not be credited according to Binance and may be lost. What this affects is neither trading nor your balance on the exchange, but solely the transport route between your wallet and your Binance account. The reassurance sits in the same announcement: at least one network stays open for each of the three tokens. So you need to sell nothing and move nothing in a hurry. All you need to know is which route still works for you and which one no longer does. That is exactly what this piece works through, based on the network lists Binance itself published on September 9, 2026. What exactly happens at Binance on September 14, 2026 at 08:00 UTC Binance published the announcement on September 7, 2026 under the title "Binance Will Cease Support for Deposits and Withdrawals of Tokens on Selected Networks". Its core consists of two sentences. The first is the warning: "After 2026-09-14 08:00 (UTC), any deposits sent via the following networks will not be credited and may lead to asset loss." The second sentence is the qualification that has been missing from the coverage so far: "Users will still be able to deposit or withdraw the above tokens via other networks supported by Binance." This is therefore not a delisting, in which a token disappears from the exchange entirely, but the shutting down of individual transport routes. A network in this context is the blockchain over which a token is moved. The same token frequently exists in parallel on several blockchains, each with its own contract address. For you as a holder that means the ticker in your wallet says nothing about whether a transfer will arrive. What counts is which chain the tokens actually sit on and whether the receiving side accepts that chain. Which networks Binance is switching off for AVA, GNS and TOWNS The announcement names three tokens and five networks. This is the complete list: AVA over BNB Smart Chain and over the Solana network Gains Network (GNS) over the Polygon network Towns Protocol (TOWNS) over BNB Smart Chain and over the Base network What stands out is who the list leaves out. On September 4 Binance had placed four tokens under special observation, Scroll (SCR) among them. For SCR no network is being switched off.