Binance sets September 11 delistings for margin and spot pairs

At 06:00 UTC on September 11, 2026, Binance will delist six cross-margin pairs and four isolated-margin pairs. USDP loses its collateral status on Cross Margin and Portfolio Margin at the same cutoff. Both moves are detailed in the exchange’s margin delisting notice.

Open positions don’t stay open. Binance will close them, run automatic settlement, and cancel all pending orders on affected pairs at the deadline.

The cross-margin list covers API3/USDC, COOKIE/USDC, PROVE/USDC, QNT/USDC, SHELL/USDC, and TLM/USDC. Isolated margin hits COOKIE/USDC, PROVE/USDC, SHELL/USDC, and TLM/USDC — four pairs that appear on both lists, so the announcement covers six distinct margin markets, not ten. Borrowing on those four overlapping isolated-margin pairs stops earlier: 06:00 UTC on September 9, two days before final settlement. Manual transfers and Auto-Transfer Mode into the named Isolated Margin accounts are already blocked.

The margin delisting process may take approximately three hours, Binance says.

Spot runs on a slightly different clock. Three pairs — OPEN/FDUSD, SAGA/FDUSD, and VELODROME/USDC — come off at 03:00 UTC on September 11, with Spot Trading Bots services ending simultaneously, per the spot delisting notice. Removing a pair doesn’t pull the tokens themselves; holders keep access to the underlying assets but lose those specific markets as direct liquidity routes. The notice supplies no trading volume, liquidity data, or user-position figures to explain why these three were selected.

Binance’s standard boilerplate says it periodically reviews listed pairs and may remove markets showing poor liquidity or trading volume. That’s the stated framing, and neither notice identifies which criteria applied to which specific pair.

Spot users lose three pair markets three hours earlier, at 03:00 UTC.