Binance Hack Investigation

Hall Attorneys is seeking information from people who deposited funds into Binance.com on October 29, 2026 while reports of the possible hack were emerging, and during any later period that evidence connects to the reported wallet issue. We have not established the exact start or end of any affected deposit window.

An October 29 post by tD (@tD_0101) alleges that deposit wallets continued forwarding funds to a hot wallet while that wallet was being drained. We are investigating that allegation; we have not independently verified the routing claim or traced a particular customer’s deposit through an affected wallet.

Please contact us whether your deposit was credited, remained pending, was not credited, was later transferred, or became unavailable for withdrawal. You do not need a formal notice, a missing account balance, or a known financial loss to request a review of a deposit made during the period under investigation.

We are reviewing when deposits were accepted, credited, or moved; what warnings or restrictions applied; and how customers’ funds were handled. Depositing during this period does not, by itself, establish that funds were stolen, that you suffered a loss, or that you have a legal claim.

The post reports CZ’s expectation that user funds would be covered. It does not establish eligibility, covered assets or losses, a payment amount, a reimbursement procedure, or a payment date. Hall Attorneys has not verified that any reimbursement program for this reported incident has been announced or completed.

If you received a notice, support response, payment offer, denial, or reimbursement, preserve the communication and any terms or release associated with it. We are reviewing amounts claimed and paid, outstanding balances, transaction costs, and other documented consequences.

You may request a review whether you are waiting for a response or have already received a payment. A payment does not automatically establish or eliminate a legal claim; the facts, applicable terms and law, and any agreement require individual evaluation. No reimbursement or legal recovery is guaranteed.

Keep existing security notices, login alerts, account and transaction histories, withdrawal records, saved images, support tickets, and reimbursement communications. Preserve transaction hashes or block-explorer links already available to you, relevant dates and time zones, assets and amounts, and records of any payments or expenses.

For deposits, preserve the transfer receipt, exact time and time zone, asset, network, amount, sending platform or wallet, destination deposit address, and any memo or tag used. Keep the transaction hash, network confirmations, Binance deposit history, crediting notices, balance records, withdrawal attempts, and any warnings or restrictions displayed when you deposited. Record whether and when the funds became available.

Do not reconnect a wallet, approve a transaction, or reproduce suspicious activity to document your concern. Start with records already in your possession and a description of what happened.

Do not send passwords, seed phrases, recovery phrases, private keys, API secrets, authentication backup keys, verification codes, login links, identity documents, or complete account details in an initial inquiry.

Binance’s security guidance warns that support impersonators may seek sensitive information or transfers. Use independently verified official support channels for account-security questions. Binance Verify can help check whether a website, email address, or social handle represents Binance; it is not confirmation that a refund request or transaction is legitimate.