Binance said its U.S. stock trading service will be temporarily unavailable on Oct. 10 as a partner broker carries out a planned system upgrade. According to the official notice cited by PANews, users will not be able to submit stock trading orders during the maintenance window.
The scheduled upgrade is set to run from 18:50 to 21:00 on Oct. 10, Beijing time. Binance said the service interruption is tied to a system update under a cooperating broker plan. No other operational details were disclosed in the brief announcement.
PANews reported the update on Oct. 8. The original item also noted that the information was provided for market reference only and did not constitute investment advice. The notice focused specifically on the temporary suspension of Binance stock trading and the inability to place stock orders during the stated period.
Binance said its stock trading service will be temporarily unavailable on Oct. 10 as part of a system upgrade related to a cooperating broker plan.
According to the official announcement cited by PANews, users will not be able to submit stock trading orders during the upgrade window, which is scheduled from 18:50 to 21:00 on Oct. 10, Beijing time.
PANews reported the update on Oct. 8. The original item also said the content was provided for market information only and did not constitute investment advice.
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