Binance Ends MANTRA (OM) ERC20, BEP20 Support

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Binance Ends MANTRA (OM) ERC20, BEP20 Support

• Binance to end MANTRA (OM) ERC20 deposits and ERC20/BEP20 withdrawals on Sept 26, 2025.
• Users risk asset loss if depositing OM via unsupported networks after the cutoff date.
• Update follows Binance Futures BSWUSDT delisting and includes risk management measures.

Binance will disable MANTRA (OM) ERC20 deposits and ERC20/BEP20 withdrawals on September 26, raising the risk of permanent asset loss for users who continue sending tokens over unsupported networks.

Key Deadline and Restrictions

Starting September 26, 2025, at 03:00 UTC, Binance will no longer credit MANTRA (OM) deposits made through Ethereums ERC20 network. Withdrawals via both ERC20 and BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) will also be disabled at the same time.

The exchange warned that deposits sent to ERC20 addresses after the cutoff will not be credited and may result in a permanent loss of funds. Users will need to rely on alternative supported networks for transfers after the deadline.

Linked to Ongoing Risk Management Moves

The latest update comes shortly after Binance Futures announced the delisting of the USDⓈ-M BSWUSDT perpetual contract. That product was closed on September 15, 2025, at 09:00 UTC, following automatic settlement of all remaining positions.

Binance said the OM network changes are part of broader risk management measures. These include possible adjustments to leverage caps, margin requirements, and funding rates during volatile periods. The exchange also reminded users that its English-language notices remain the official reference, even if translations differ.

Why It Matters for Traders

For OM holders, the change directly impacts liquidity and transfer flexibility. Unsupported network deposits will be lost, making it critical for traders and institutions to shift to approved rails before the cutoff.

The move underscores Binances tightening of operational controls, coming as the exchange continues to prune assets, networks, and contracts that no longer meet liquidity or compliance thresholds.