Bitget is set to start restoring withdrawals in phases from 16:00 on Sept. 28, according to an earlier company notice cited by BlockBeats. The exchange said actual availability will depend on what is shown on the platform and through official channels. Under the published timetable, BTC withdrawals on the Bitcoin network will reopen first on Sept. 28, followed by ETH across Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Base and Optimism on Sept. 29, then USDT across Ethereum, BSC, Solana and Tron on Sept. 30. Other tokens, fiat services and P2P are scheduled for Oct. 2. Before the first reopening window begins, Bitget CEO Gracy Chen and Chinese-language regional head Xie Jiayin will host a community livestream at 15:30, 30 minutes ahead of the withdrawal restart, to discuss the security incident and answer questions from the community.
Bitget will begin restoring withdrawals in phases at 16:00 on Sept. 28, according to an earlier announcement cited by BlockBeats. The exchange said the reopening schedule will be subject to what is displayed on the platform and through its official channels.
The published plan, in UTC+8, is as follows:
- Sept. 28, 16:00: BTC withdrawals on the Bitcoin network
- Sept. 29, 16:00: ETH withdrawals on Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Base and Optimism
- Sept. 30, 16:00: USDT withdrawals on Ethereum, BSC, Solana and Tron
- Oct. 2, 16:00: other tokens, fiat and P2P
Before the first phase starts, Bitget CEO Gracy Chen and Chinese-language regional head Xie Jiayin will host an ongoing community livestream at 15:30 today, 30 minutes before withdrawals begin. The session is expected to focus on the security incident and address questions raised by the community.
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