NoOnes has entered withdrawal-only mode after saying it could not resolve sanctions-related disruptions that caused essential partners to leave and blockchain-monitoring providers to classify its wallets and transactions as high risk. The platform served more than 2.5 million users over more than three years and strongly recommends that customers withdraw their full balances by Sunday, August 23, 2026, although that date is not a stated shutdown deadline. Users can still sign in, view balances, withdraw available funds and contact support, and the platform has not said when withdrawal-only access will end. The remaining routes are Bitcoin over the Bitcoin network and USDT over TRON through TRC-20, although receiving platforms may delay, reject or restrict transfers. The EU regulation separately adds NoOnecrypto INC. to Annex XLV Part A from August 23 under a framework barring direct or indirect transactions with listed non-EU financial, crypto-asset and payment-service entities; it does not name the NoOnes brand or identify its current operator. NoOnes began winding down on August 17, closed its peer-to-peer marketplace on August 21 at 11:59 p.m. UTC and ended services including Lightning, other USDT networks, Swap, Visa, crypto off-ramps, gift cards, partner payouts and new registrations. Accounts already on hold will be moved to banned status, blocking trading but allowing later withdrawals of available funds. The closure comes amid a broader wave of crypto project shutdowns in 2026, while BitMart is considering restructuring rather than full liquidation, with a roadmap expected by September 9.