Bybit has issued a notice of suspension for Zircuit (ZRC) network deposits and withdrawals scheduled for August 4, 2026, temporarily halting incoming and outgoing ZRC transfers on the exchang
Bybit has issued a notice of suspension for Zircuit (ZRC) network deposits and withdrawals scheduled for August 4, 2026, temporarily halting incoming and outgoing ZRC transfers on the exchange while the affected services are paused.
The notice covers deposits and withdrawals routed through the Zircuit (ZRC) network, according to Bybit's deposit and withdrawal announcement page. The suspension is tied to a specific date, August 4, 2026, rather than an open-ended halt. For related coverage, see Bybit WMTUSDT Perpetual Contract Opens With 25x.
Bybit has previously coordinated ZRC service changes around Zircuit network events, including when it supported a Zircuit network upgrade, and the current notice follows the same operational pattern of pausing transfers around network activity. For related coverage, see Coldcard Exploit Highlighted in August 2 Hodler's Digest.
With deposits suspended, ZRC sent over the Zircuit network during the affected window may not be credited until services resume. Users should avoid sending ZRC to Bybit until the exchange confirms deposits have reopened.
Withdrawals are also affected, meaning users may be temporarily unable to move ZRC out of the exchange over the Zircuit network during the pause. The notice describes a temporary service interruption and does not indicate a delisting of the token.
Bybit maintains tooling for tracking these events, including guidance on how to set alerts for deposit and withdrawal suspensions tied to wallet maintenance.
Reopening will depend on confirmation from Bybit that ZRC deposits and withdrawals over the Zircuit network are active again. Exchange service notices can shift near maintenance or network events, so the reopening timing is the primary detail to monitor.
The announcement centers on operational status and timing rather than any price or market outlook for ZRC. Users tracking Bybit's broader schedule can also review recent operational changes such as its update to max open interest limits and its UNITREEUSDT perpetual pre-market listing for further context on the exchange's early-August calendar.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
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