This guide provides a comprehensive overview for users looking to transfer assets between Binance TR and Binance Global. We cover essential steps, mobile app procedures, transferring via USDT, potential issues, and commission fees. Updated for 2025, this resource aims to equip Binance TR users in Turkey with the latest information. You will learn how to securely and swiftly move your assets from your Binance TR account to your Binance Global account.
Transferring funds from Binance TR to Binance Global via the mobile app is straightforward. Before beginning, note that you can link your accounts using the Binance Transfer feature. Once your Binance TR and Binance Global accounts are connected, you can execute instant transfers (approximately 30 seconds) between them. If you used the "Login with Binance.com" option when creating your Binance TR account, your accounts are already linked. Otherwise, you may need to manually pair them.
Follow these steps for a mobile app transfer:
- Log in to the Binance TR app: Open the Binance TR app on iOS or Android and log into your account. Ensure that Google Authenticator or SMS verification is enabled for security.
- Navigate to the Wallet tab: Tap the Wallet icon in the bottom right corner of the screen to view your wallet balances. You will see a list of your assets here.
- Use the Binance Transfer option: Locate the Binance Transfer feature within the Wallet menu or the Withdraw section. (Note: This feature requires pre-linking your accounts. If your accounts aren't linked, you can establish the connection using the Login with Binance.com option.)
- Select the cryptocurrency to transfer: On the Binance Transfer screen, choose the crypto you wish to send to your Binance Global account. For instance, select a coin like USDT or BTC from the list.
- Enter the amount and confirm: Input the transfer amount and confirm the transaction. Thanks to the linked accounts, the recipient address is automatically identified as your Binance Global account. Within seconds, you will see the funds reflected in your Binance Global wallet.
If you encounter difficulties using the Binance Transfer feature on the mobile app, an alternative is the classic withdrawal method: Initiate a Withdraw for the specific crypto in the Binance TR app and manually enter your Binance Global wallet address. However, executing each step correctly is crucial, as detailed in the following sections.
Transferring USDT from Binance TR to Binance
Transferring USDT is one of the most common methods chosen by Binance TR users. USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the USD, making it ideal for quickly converting your TRY balance into crypto. Follow these steps to transfer USDT from Binance TR to Binance:
Convert TRY to USDT:
First, convert your Turkish Lira balance on Binance TR into USDT. You can purchase USDT with TRY using the Easy Buy/Sell feature or the market screen on Binance TR. This step is necessary because you cannot send TRY directly to Binance Global (Binance Global does not accept TRY deposits; hence, conversion to crypto is required).
Initiate USDT withdrawal on Binance TR:
Once your USDT balance is available in your wallet, click the Withdraw button next to USDT. You will be presented with different network options (e.g., ERC20, TRC20, BEP20). You must choose which network to use for sending USDT.
Select the network: Choosing the most suitable network is important. The TRC20 network is often recommended for smaller amounts; it's fast and has a low fee of approximately 1 USDT. The BEP20 (BSC) network is another low-cost alternative. The ERC20 (Ethereum) network is generally not preferred due to higher transaction fees and congestion, but it remains an option. Each network may have different minimum withdrawal limits and speeds, visible on the selection screen.
Copy the USDT deposit address on Binance Global: After selecting the network on the Binance TR side, go to your Binance Global account. In your global account, locate USDT under Wallet > Fiat and Spot and click the Deposit option. Obtain your USDT deposit address compatible with your chosen network (e.g., TRC20), copying the address and any required Tag/Memo information.
Enter the address on Binance TR and confirm: Return to the withdrawal screen on Binance TR. Paste the USDT address copied from Binance Global, and any required Tag/Memo, into the relevant fields. Enter the amount of USDT you wish to send and confirm the transaction. Complete any requested security verifications (SMS/email codes).
Wait for the transfer to complete: Shortly after confirmation (usually within minutes, depending on the chosen network), your USDT amount will arrive in your Binance Global account. For example, transfers via the TRC20 network are typically completed within a few minutes.
This completes the fund transfer from Binance TR to Binance. The advantage of using USDT is its stable value, protecting you from exchange rate fluctuations during transfer, and it generally offers fast transfers with low commissions.
Details of the Transfer Process from Binance TR to Binance
The general principle of transferring funds from Binance TR to Binance Global involves moving your TRY balance or crypto assets to the global exchange. In summary, since direct TRY transfer is impossible, you must first convert TRY to crypto and then transfer the crypto. Below are the general steps and key points to note:
Binance TR vs. Global difference:
First, emphasize that Binance TR (the Turkey platform) and Binance Global are separate platforms. As Binance TR is a local exchange, your balance there is not automatically visible on Binance Global. It's important not to confuse the two platforms. You can simplify things by linking your Binance TR account with your Binance Global account. Once accounts are linked, you can use the internal Binance Transfer method for quick transfers without entering addresses.
Sending as crypto:
The way to send funds from Binance TR to Binance Global is through a crypto withdrawal. Converting your asset on Binance TR into a suitable cryptocurrency is recommended (e.g., stablecoins like USDT or BUSD, or popular coins like BTC or ETH). Choosing a stablecoin eliminates the risk of value loss during transfer.
Address and network compatibility: When you select your crypto and start the withdrawal, ensure you have copied the correct deposit address from Binance Global. You must select the same coin and network on the receiving end as you did on the sending end. For example, if you are performing a USDT-TRC20 withdrawal on Binance TR, you must obtain the deposit address for the USDT TRC20 network on Binance Global. Otherwise, the funds may be sent to the wrong network and could be lost.
Processing time: Processing time varies depending on the blockchain network used. If you use the internal Binance Transfer method, your transaction will be completed within seconds. If you are sending via the blockchain, it could take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours, depending on network congestion. Typically, TRC20 and BEP20 networks are very fast (within minutes), while the Ethereum network (ERC20) can be slower.
Notification and confirmation: When you initiate the transfer, Binance TR may send you a confirmation email. You might need to confirm the transaction via email for security purposes. After correctly completing all steps, you will receive a notification in your Binance Global account's relevant wallet. You can also check the status of the transaction in the Deposit History section on Binance Global.
In short, transferring money from Binance TR to Binance Global can be summarized as converting TRY into crypto and then transferring the crypto. You can perform this operation smoothly by paying attention to the correct coin selection, address usage, and network compatibility.
Common Problems Transferring from Binance TR to Binance
Although transfer operations are generally trouble-free, users sometimes encounter specific issues. Here are common problems experienced when transferring money from Binance TR to Binance and their solutions:
The “48-Hour” Restriction:
If you have deposited TRY for the first time into your Binance TR account, you cannot withdraw crypto immediately for security reasons. Following your initial TRY deposit, your ability to withdraw crypto and perform Binance Transfer operations is restricted for 48 hours. This is a precaution to safeguard new users' account security. The solution: There is no solution other than waiting for the 48 hours to elapse. During this period, you can only withdraw your TRY balance back to your bank account but cannot perform any crypto transfers. The restriction is automatically lifted after 48 hours.
Verification (KYC) and 2FA Issues:
Both your Binance TR and Binance Global accounts must have complete Identity Verification (KYC) and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). If your accounts are not verified, or if you haven't set up Google Authenticator or SMS verification, the withdrawal operation may fail. Solution: Verify your identity details from your account settings and complete your security settings (SMS, email verification, 2FA).
Other Issues
One of the most common problems is entering the wrong recipient address. When pasting the address copied from Binance Global into the Binance TR withdrawal page, ensure it is complete and accurate. If even one character is wrong, the transaction is irreversible, and the assets may be lost. Solution: Double-check the address when entering it; if possible, scan a QR code to auto-fill the address.
Network Incompatibility: Choosing the wrong network also causes problems. For example, if you send USDT via the ERC20 network to a TRC20 address, your coins will not reach the recipient. Solution: Check that you have selected the same network on the receiving end as you are using to send. Binance usually cannot assist in cases of network incompatibility, making it the user's responsibility.
Limits and Balances: To make a withdrawal on Binance TR, the amount to be withdrawn must be above the minimum withdrawal limit, and you must have sufficient balance in your account (including the transaction fee). Sometimes users try to withdraw their entire balance without accounting for the commission and receive an "insufficient balance" error. Solution: Ensure the amount you enter is above the minimum amount specified on the withdrawal screen and that you have left enough extra balance to cover the network fee.
Most of these problems can be prevented by paying attention and following the correct steps. The 48-hour rule, in particular, is a detail new users often overlook, so keep this restriction in mind if you are new to Binance TR.
The 48-Hour Rule for Transfers from Binance TR to Binance
The 48-hour restriction rule concerns all users who newly deposit Turkish Lira on the Binance TR platform. Let's explain the details of the rule and what you need to be aware of:
When you make your first TRY deposit into your Binance TR account (via bank transfer/EFT or FAST), the system recognizes this as new account activity and, for security purposes, locks crypto withdrawal operations from your account for 48 hours. This lock includes:
You cannot perform crypto withdrawals from Binance TR to any external wallet (e.g., transfer to Binance Global).
The Binance Transfer feature is also subject to this restriction. Even if your accounts are linked, you cannot perform an internal transfer to your Binance Global account during the 48-hour period following your initial TRY deposit.
During this time, the only action you can take is to send the money back to your own bank account via a TRY withdrawal operation. The purpose is to prevent a malicious actor who gains access to an account from immediately withdrawing crypto.
After the 48-hour period elapses, the system automatically removes your crypto withdrawal and transfer restrictions. There is no way to expedite this security process; all you need to do as a user is wait. Therefore, if you have an urgent transfer planned, it will be beneficial to perform your TRY deposit in advance and wait out the 48-hour period.
In summary, the 48-hour rule for transferring money from Binance TR to Binance is a security practice requiring users who newly deposit TRY to wait two days. This is a normal procedure, and there is no need for concern; you can resume your transfer operations seamlessly once the time has passed.
Commissions for Transferring from Binance TR to Binance
One of the topics that most interest users in transfer operations is commission fees and costs. Here are the fee details to note when making a transfer:
Binance Global Transfer Fee:
If you use the internal Binance Transfer method between Binance TR and Binance Global, you do not pay any transfer fee. According to Binance, no fee is applied for internal transfers between Binance users. Since this sending method occurs within Binance's own system, you also don't need to pay a blockchain fee.
Crypto Withdrawal (Blockchain) Fee:
If you perform a standard withdrawal operation via the blockchain instead of an internal transfer, you must pay a network fee. Binance TR does not charge its own commission for crypto withdrawal operations; it only passes the relevant blockchain network fee to the users. For example:
Withdrawing USDT via the TRC20 network incurs an approximate network fee of 1 USDT.
Withdrawing via the ERC20 (Ethereum) network may incur a higher fee (e.g., 5-10 USDT or variable), depending on network congestion.
BTC withdrawals have a specific satoshi network fee (e.g., around 0.0002 BTC); this also varies based on network conditions.
TRY Transaction Fees:
Binance TR does not charge fees for Turkish Lira deposit and withdrawal operations. Bank transfer/EFT for TRY deposits is free, and TRY withdrawals are also free. Therefore, you do not pay commissions when loading or withdrawing TRY to/from Binance TR. However, a trading commission may apply when converting your TRY balance into crypto (usually a %0.1 trading commission exists, depending on your trading volume).
Binance Global Fees:
Crypto deposits on Binance Global are generally free (meaning Binance Global does not charge any deposit fee). Fees are only relevant when making withdrawals. There is no deposit fee on Binance Global for the crypto you send from Binance TR. The network fee paid during sending is sufficient. Standard fees will apply later when you withdraw or trade this crypto on Binance Global.
In summary, the most advantageous method regarding transfer commission from Binance TR to Binance is using the internal Binance Transfer (zero fee). If you are transferring via the blockchain, you can reduce costs by choosing the cheapest network. TRC20 and BEP20 networks are generally low-cost and fast. This is why most users use these networks. Checking the current withdrawal fees on Binance TR's Fees page before transferring is also beneficial.
Sending Money to Binance Global
The most common way for users in Turkey to send money to the Binance Global exchange is using Binance TR. So, what other methods can you use to fund your Binance Global account, and why is using Binance TR advantageous?
Via Binance TR:
As described above, sending crypto to a global account via Binance TR is a secure and fast method. You can deposit TRY into the local platform, convert it to crypto, and transfer it to the global exchange. This method is user-friendly because you can deposit TRY via bank transfer, and the total cost is usually low.
Direct Crypto Transfer:
If you already have crypto assets elsewhere (e.g., BTC, USDT, etc., in another wallet or exchange account), you can also fund your account by sending them directly to the relevant wallet address in your Binance Global account. In this case, you don't need to use Binance TR. When transferring from your private wallet or another exchange to Binance Global, you must similarly pay attention to address and network compatibility.
Credit Card or P2P:
Binance Global offers the option to buy crypto with a credit card and a peer-to-peer (P2P) platform allowing users to buy and sell USDT/BTC directly with TRY. Purchasing directly with a credit card may incur a card processing fee of around %1.8-2. With P2P, you can buy crypto from other users via bank transfer; this method is commission-free but involves steps like finding a reliable seller and manually completing the transaction.
Why can't I send TRY directly to Binance Global?
Binance Global does not support local bank operations in Turkey, so there is no option for direct TRY deposits. Therefore, sending money to Binance Global actually refers to indirectly converting TRY into crypto and sending it. Binance TR is the official channel that fills this gap and should be used for this reason. If you wish to fund your global account without using Binance TR, you must try methods like international credit card options or P2P, which are also indirect and cumbersome.
In conclusion, the most practical ways to send money to your Binance Global account are making a crypto transfer via Binance TR or, if you already have crypto on hand, sending that crypto directly to your global wallet. In both cases, paying attention to security and accuracy in the transfer steps is important.
Transferring to Another Binance Wallet
From your Binance TR account, you can transfer funds not only to Binance Global but also to any other wallet. "Another wallet" refers to a crypto wallet you own outside of Binance (e.g., a hardware wallet, a software wallet like MetaMask, or your account on a different exchange) or someone else's wallet address. This section explains how to transfer from Binance TR to an external wallet and the precautions to take:
Initiate the Withdrawal:
Go to your wallet on Binance TR and select the cryptocurrency you want to transfer. Click the Withdraw button next to the coin. (You can similarly tap the coin and select "Withdraw" from the wallet tab in the mobile app.)
Enter the Wallet Address:
Copy the recipient's wallet address and paste it into the Recipient Address field on the Binance TR withdrawal page. Be absolutely sure you have entered this address correctly. Coins sent to the wrong address in an external transfer are irrecoverable. Check the beginning and end of the address after pasting, preferably comparing all characters.
Select the Network:
After entering the address, you will be asked to select a network. You must choose the network supported by the wallet owner (you or someone else) who provided the address. For example, if you are sending BNB to a friend via the BEP20 network, they must also provide a Binance Smart Chain (BSC) based address. Popular networks and their uses:
ERC20: Ethereum mainnet, generally supported by all platforms but has high transaction fees.
TRC20: Tron network, popular for transfers like USDT, offers low fees and speed.
BEP20 (BSC): Binance Smart Chain network, Binance's smart chain; it's fast and cheap, but ensure the recipient wallet supports BSC.
BEP2: Binance Chain (old) network, often used for BNB or specific token transfers; may require a TAG/Memo.
Enter the Amount and Confirm:
Enter the amount to be transferred. The withdrawal fee (network fee) and the net amount the recipient will receive are usually displayed on the screen. Check this information. Then, confirm the transaction. For security purposes, you will be asked to enter email and/or SMS verification codes; enter these correctly to complete the withdrawal request.
Transaction Tracking:
After confirming the transaction, you can monitor its status from the main Binance TR page or the Withdrawal History section in the wallet. A status like "Processing" or "Awaiting confirmation" will appear. It will update to "Completed" after a while. Check if the balance has arrived on the external wallet side. If you sent a coin that requires a tag (memo/tag) (e.g., XRP, XLM, BNB-BEP2), you must ensure you entered that tag correctly on the recipient's end; otherwise, the coin may not be reflected in the wallet even if it arrived. For such coins, the recipient exchange/wallet must manually confirm transfers received without the memo/tag. If you made a mistake, contact the recipient's support immediately.
The most important point when transferring to another wallet is the accuracy of the information. Since you are moving outside the Binance ecosystem, Binance usually cannot help in case of errors. Therefore, check every step carefully: Correct address, correct network, sufficient balance, and correct memo (if any). If all these are correct, Binance TR will reliably relay your transaction to the blockchain, and your transfer will be completed shortly.
Summary and Key Considerations
The guide above has covered the process of transferring funds from Binance TR to Binance Global in all its details. Here are the critical points summarizing the process and tips to increase your success rate:
Link Your Accounts:
Linking your Binance TR and Binance Global accounts via Binance Transfer makes transfers much faster and free of charge. While accounts are linked, you can transfer your funds within minutes without needing to copy addresses within the app.
You Cannot Send TRY Directly: Since transferring TRY to a global account is impossible, you must always convert your TRY balance into crypto first. The most practical method is to buy USDT with TRY and send the USDT.
Don't Forget the 48-Hour Rule: If it's your first TRY deposit into Binance TR, you cannot perform crypto transfers for 48 hours. Therefore, plan considering this rule. Depositing TRY in advance and waiting out the period will facilitate urgent transfer needs.
Correct Address & Network Usage: The slightest address or network error in transfers can have irreversible consequences. Always double-check the recipient address and the selected network. Ensure the settings on the sender and receiver platforms match (e.g., TRC20 ↔ TRC20).
Choose the Network for Low Fees:
To avoid paying unnecessarily high commissions, choose the right network. For instance, you can make fast and cheap transfers using the TRC20 or BSC network for most amounts, excluding very high sums. If you use the internal Binance Transfer, you pay no fee.
Pay Attention to Security Measures: Keep 2FA security active on both your Binance TR and Binance Global accounts. Do not share the email and SMS codes received during transfer confirmations with anyone. Be vigilant against phishing emails; manage your operations only through the official Binance app or website.
Support and Records: Every transfer operation generates a TxID (transaction ID). You can provide this ID to Binance support in case of problems. Keep track of your transaction history and take screenshots when necessary. In the event of a disruption, this information will expedite problem resolution.
By following this guide, you can securely perform fund transfer operations from Binance TR to Binance. Remember, cryptocurrency transfers require attention and care; however, by following the correct steps, you can swiftly and easily move your assets to your desired platform. Now that you are equipped with up-to-date information, you can start transferring funds seamlessly between your Binance TR and Binance Global accounts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a transfer from Binance TR to Binance Global usually take?
Transfers using the internal Binance Transfer feature between linked accounts are nearly instant, typically completing within 30 seconds. If you use a standard blockchain withdrawal (e.g., sending USDT via TRC20), the transfer usually confirms within a few minutes, depending on network congestion.
What is the cheapest way to transfer funds from Binance TR to Binance?
The absolute cheapest method is to use the internal Binance Transfer feature, which charges zero fees. If you must perform a standard withdrawal, selecting low-fee networks like TRC20 (for USDT) or BEP20 (BSC) will minimize costs, often around 1 USDT or less.
Why can't I withdraw crypto from my Binance TR account after depositing TRY?
This is due to Binance TR's security 48-hour rule. After your first-ever TRY deposit, the platform restricts all crypto withdrawals and external transfers for 48 hours. This is a mandatory security cool-down period. You must simply wait for the full 48 hours to pass before you can withdraw crypto.
What happens if I send crypto to the wrong address or wrong network?
Sending crypto to an incorrect address or using an incompatible network (e.g., sending via ERC20 to a TRC20 address) can result in a permanent loss of funds. These transactions are irreversible on the blockchain. Always double-check the address and network before confirming any withdrawal.
Do I need to complete KYC verification on both Binance TR and Binance Global?
Yes, you must complete the Identity Verification (KYC) process on both Binance TR and Binance Global separately. Additionally, enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on both accounts is highly recommended for security and is often required to perform withdrawal operations.
Can I transfer Turkish Lira (TRY) directly to my Binance Global account?
No, you cannot. Binance Global does not accept deposits in Turkish Lira. You must first deposit TRY into your Binance TR account, convert it to a cryptocurrency like USDT or BTC, and then transfer that crypto to your Binance Global wallet.