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1. Platform Restrictions

Some marketplaces (like OpenSea or Binance NFT) may delay or limit NFT withdrawals due to:

Verification (KYC not completed)

Network congestion

Internal reviews for suspicious activity

2. Wrong Network Selected

NFTs are tied to specific blockchains (e.g., Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain).

If you try to withdraw an NFT to a wallet that doesn’t support that blockchain, it may not show up or be lost.

3. Smart Contract Bugs or Errors

Some NFT projects have poorly written contracts, causing withdrawal failures or stuck assets.

Sometimes the NFT isn’t fully minted or owned yet in a way the system recognizes.

4. Scams and Fake Projects

Some users try to withdraw NFTs from scam sites or rug-pulled projects, where the NFT was never actually in their wallet.

In these cases, the “NFT” is often just a placeholder or illusion.

5. Wallet Compatibility

Some wallets (especially browser wallets or mobile apps) may not support certain file types or metadata, making it look like your NFT disappeared.

6. Gas Fees