Quote from: The Cryptovator on September 12, 2025, 07:22:18 PM

As some of you may know, I had trouble with Binance.They had frozen my funds, though later they released my funds, and I moved all the funds from Binance to my hardware wallet. After that they restricted my account and don't allow me to use it anymore. A few weeks back, they remove the restrictions from my account and allow me to use it as well. So no more restrictions in my account right now. I have talked with the support team; either I should use this account or create a new account after deleting that account. The support team said my account's restrictions were removed after the deep investigation. I can normally use the current account, and they suggested not to delete it.

A week ago I traded on Binance again to test if everything went fine. As a result, everything looks to be working fine, including withdrawal and deposit. Out of storing funds, do you think I should trade back with Binance? It was one of my favourite exchanges, where I traded often. I don't store funds into exchange anymore; I just move the funds after trade if the amount is bigger.

What are your thoughts?

I would ask 2 questions here:
1. Was the reason for the freeze explained?
2. Just incase that happens again, is there a clear resolution path?

If these 2 points are 'yes' then I think it should work well going forward. Personally I do use binance (apart from others) and the overall experience has been pretty good, although I had issues with their P2P once; nothing too serious. Generally unless your account is on their blacklist/greylist you should probably be okay