Enable KUB Chain Network for USDT Deposit and Withdrawal on 13/05/2026 from 05:00 PM (GMT+7) onwards . Bitkub Exchange is pleased to inform you that the KUB Chain Network will be available for USDT transactions. Please see the details below. . *Cautions: - To make USDT transactions on the KUB Chain Network, you must create a new USDT wallet address for the network after its activation on 13 May 2026 at 05:00 PM (GMT+7) - Creating a new wallet address does not affect your digital asset balance and trading. - Depositing and withdrawing USDT on the network mentioned above before the activation date may lead to asset loss. . Schedule Issue: Enable KUB Chain Network for USDT Deposit and Withdrawal Date: 13 May 2026 From: 05:00 PM (GMT+7) onwards . Remarks: - Bitkub Exchange reserves the right to consider recovering digital assets if the transaction conditions are not met on a case-by-case basis. - Bitkub Exchange reserves the right in its sole discretion to amend or change these announcement details, and we will notify you further if there is any change. . Thank you for your continued support.

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