Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone delist FLOW after review. Withdrawals remain open until April 16 while global exchanges continue trading.
Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone ended trading support for Flow (FLOW) on March 16, 2026.
The decision followed a review period after a 2024 security incident involving token duplication.
Trading and deposits have stopped across the three exchanges. However, users still holding the token can withdraw their assets during a limited grace period.
Withdrawal Window Open as Global Trading Continues
Users holding FLOW on Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone can still withdraw their tokens until April 16.
The exchanges advised customers to transfer funds before the deadline. After that date, withdrawal services may close.
Ecosystem Update: FLOW Access
FLOW trading support on Korean-based exchanges Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone ended today. If you hold FLOW on any of these exchanges, you have until April 16 to withdraw.
Korbit and leading global exchanges continue to offer full FLOW services.
Flow…
— Flow.com (@flow_blockchain) March 16, 2026
Flow remains listed on several global exchanges. Platforms such as Coinbase, Kraken, and Binance continue to offer trading services for the token.
These exchanges did not announce similar delisting plans. Within South Korea, Korbit continues to support FLOW trading.
The exchange said it completed its own review and cleared the asset for listing. This makes Korbit the main domestic platform that still supports the token.
The Flow Foundation said it is working to restore broader access. The organization also plans to expand FLOW availability on additional networks and exchanges.
It stated that improving liquidity and access remains a priority for the ecosystem.
Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone End FLOW Trading After Caution Review
Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone announced on February 12, 2026 that they would terminate trading support for FLOW.
The exchanges set March 16, 2026 as the final trading date. They also confirmed that withdrawal services will remain available until April 16, 2026.
The three platforms said the decision followed their internal trading caution policies.
According to their notices, the explanatory materials were not enough to resolve the caution designation. The designation began after the December security incident.
As a result, the exchanges moved forward with the delisting after their review process.
Trading pairs involving FLOW were removed once the deadline arrived. Deposit services were also disabled at the same time as the trading halt.
Other exchange partners have restored full trading support for the token.
Several global exchanges completed their own compliance and technical reviews before resuming services.
Korbit also confirmed that technical remediation linked to the security incident has been completed.
The exchange reviewed multiple documents before clearing the asset.
These include the full technical post mortem report, onchain destruction of counterfeit FLOW, and a notice of a buyback and burn of 50 million FLOW.
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Flow Foundation Reaffirms Commitment to Global Access
Flow Foundation and Dapper Labs filed a request with the Seoul Central District Court.
The filing sought to suspend the termination of FLOW trading support on the three Korean exchanges. The request was made as the March 16 deadline approached.
The foundation stated that maintaining open access to FLOW in every market remains a priority.
It also said that the termination of trading support on the three exchanges would not serve Korean users.
Flow Foundation remains committed to ensuring open access to $FLOW in every market.
Today, Flow Foundation and Dapper Labs have filed with the Seoul Central District Court to suspend the termination of FLOW trading support on three Korean exchanges on March 16.
Every major…
— Flow.com (@flow_blockchain) March 9, 2026
Global exchange support for FLOW has expanded during the same period. Binance recently removed its monitoring tag after publishing a joint resolution with Flow Foundation.
HTX also confirmed the restoration of full services after completing its own review.
Korbit cleared FLOW earlier after reviewing the technical updates linked to the security event.
This left the exchange as the only major domestic platform offering full services.
The Flow ecosystem continues to grow through partnerships and development activity.
Companies such as Disney, the NBA, the NFL, and Ticketmaster continue to build products on the network. Developer activity reached record levels during the previous quarter.
An independent report from Messari also reviewed the network’s development path.
The report described progress toward broader consumer finance use cases on the Flow blockchain.
