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My question is With my first bitcoin purchase from my debit card. Is there a 10 day hold? I cannot seem to find how long the hold is.

Also if EVERYTIME from here on if I purchase BTC through Binance.us will there be a hold on my funds everytime? Or as long as I use the same card next time. Can I withdraw immediately?

I hope this is the right section for this. Its the closest I could find!

according to this post, there is a 10 day hold: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/fqwwgx/do_i_really_have_to_wait_10_freaking_days_to_send/

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I’m trying to deposit to my binance US account (which has different regulations than regular Binance). I’m trying to deposit via debit card or ACH. But both are saying “you can only withdraw your funds (including the equivalent crypto) from ACH and debit card deposits after 10 days”.

a 10 day hold on debit/credit cards is standard. the same policy applies at coinbase.

i'm really surprised to see binance.us applies the same hold to ACH deposits. i've never seen that before. i was about to recommend switching to ACH to avoid this.

you should still switch to ACH to avoid those massive 3.4% debit card deposit fees.

Awesome I see it now thanks so much!!!!! Yes it is a 3 day hold on debit cards. I was looking for a time remaining though you really helped me with that one!!!!
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It seems that the 10-day hold is only to those who deposit using ACH payment.

Since you use a debit card you only have 3 days hold according to binance.

I found it from the Binance.us support page you can read it from here below.

- https://support.binance.us/hc/en-us/articles/360046787034-Why-is-a-portion-of-my-assets-frozen-

Also, according to the link above you can check the remaining time under "deposit and withdrawal history".
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My question is With my first bitcoin purchase from my debit card. Is there a 10 day hold? I cannot seem to find how long the hold is.

Also if EVERYTIME from here on if I purchase BTC through Binance.us will there be a hold on my funds everytime? Or as long as I use the same card next time. Can I withdraw immediately?

I hope this is the right section for this. Its the closest I could find!

according to this post, there is a 10 day hold: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/fqwwgx/do_i_really_have_to_wait_10_freaking_days_to_send/

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I’m trying to deposit to my binance US account (which has different regulations than regular Binance). I’m trying to deposit via debit card or ACH. But both are saying “you can only withdraw your funds (including the equivalent crypto) from ACH and debit card deposits after 10 days”.

a 10 day hold on debit/credit cards is standard. the same policy applies at coinbase.

i'm really surprised to see binance.us applies the same hold to ACH deposits. i've never seen that before. i was about to recommend switching to ACH to avoid this.

you should still switch to ACH to avoid those massive 3.4% debit card deposit fees.
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I completely understand why there is a hold on my funds. I am wondering I have searched everywhere on google and cannot find an answer and cannot find a ticket to file that has my specific problem.

I am newly registered to Binance.us  I recently (Like 4 days ago) Finally verified my account so I could deposit and withdraw fiat. Anyways they have a hold on my BTC. I am wondering if there is somewhere I can see how much longer they are holding my funds? It is going on 4 days and I still cannot withdraw. It just says. We temporarily have a hold on your coins.

My question is With my first bitcoin purchase from my debit card. Is there a 10 day hold? I cannot seem to find how long the hold is.

Also if EVERYTIME from here on if I purchase BTC through Binance.us will there be a hold on my funds everytime? Or as long as I use the same card next time. Can I withdraw immediately?

I hope this is the right section for this. Its the closest I could find!
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