- Binance.US enables XDC deposits with trading set to launch on July 30, 2025.
- Only XDC Network is supported, while incorrect deposits may lead to permanent fund loss.
- XDC listing follows ONDO, signaling Binance.US’s continued asset expansion.
Binance.US has added support for XDC deposits, expanding access to the token for users across the United States. The announcement confirmed that deposits via the XDC Network are now live, with trading for the XDC/USDT pair scheduled to begin on July 30, 2025, at 4 a.m. PDT / 7 a.m. EDT.
According to Binance.US, users must ensure they are using the official website or mobile app before starting any XDC deposits. The platform stated that funds sent to unsupported networks or incorrect deposit addresses will not be credited and could result in permanent loss. This warning forms part of Binance.US’s broader effort to minimize user errors as trading for XDC prepares to go live.
The current rollout follows the sequence used by Binance.US for new asset listings. By opening the deposit window before trading begins, users will be able to fund their accounts in advance.
Trading for XDC/USDT Begins July 30
Trading for the XDC/USDT pair will begin on the morning of July 30. Once live, the pair will provide users with a direct route to exchange XDC for a stable U.S. dollar-pegged asset. The listing will enable broader participation in the XDC network introducing greater liquidity options within the U.S. market.
Binance.US’s infrastructure update also points out that only the XDC Network is supported for this listing. Moreover, users attempting to deposit XDC through other networks will not receive credit. The platform has advised all participants to double-check the network selection and address before confirming any transfer.
The XDC listing comes shortly after Binance.US confirmed that ONDO would also be made available on the platform. In both cases, listings are expected to impact user activity and market patterns once trading begins. While listings can increase asset visibility and market engagement, they may also lead to big price movements in early trading.
