Binance said its stock trading service will be temporarily unavailable on Aug. 8, 2026, as it carries out a planned system upgrade tied to its partner broker program. According to the exchange’s official notice, users will not be able to submit stock trading orders during the maintenance window, which is scheduled from 18:50 to 22:00 Beijing time. Binance said the work has been arranged outside regular U.S. stock market trading hours. The outage is expected to stay within that time range, though the upgrade could finish earlier or run longer if extra work is required. Once the upgrade is completed, stock trading service will resume automatically. Binance advised users to plan their trading activity around the scheduled maintenance period.
Binance said its stock trading service will be temporarily unavailable as the exchange carries out a planned system upgrade related to its partner broker program.
According to an official notice cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 6, users will not be able to submit stock trading orders during the upgrade window.
Maintenance window set for Aug. 8
Binance scheduled the upgrade from 18:50 to 22:00 on Aug. 8, 2026, Beijing time.
The exchange said the work will take place outside regular U.S. stock market trading hours. The downtime is expected to remain within that window, but the service could come back earlier or be extended if additional work is needed.
Binance said stock trading services will resume automatically after the upgrade is completed and advised users to arrange their trading plans accordingly.
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