Binance to Suspend Stock Trading Service on July 25 for Scheduled System Upgrade

Binance to Suspend Stock Trading Service on July 25 for Scheduled System Upgrade

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2026-07-23 04:03:54
Binance said on July 23 that it will support a planned system upgrade by its partner broker, leading to a temporary suspension of its stock trading service on July 25. According to the official announcement, the service will be unavailable from 10:50 to 14:00 UTC, and users will not be able to submit stock trading orders during that window. Binance said the maintenance has been scheduled outside regular U.S. stock market trading hours. The exchange added that service is expected to resume automatically once the upgrade is completed, though the actual recovery time may come earlier or later than the planned maintenance window. Users were advised to make trading arrangements in advance.
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Binance said in an official announcement on July 23 that it will support a scheduled system upgrade by a partner broker, with its stock trading service set to be suspended from 10:50 to 14:00 UTC on July 25.

During that period, users will not be able to submit stock trading orders. Binance said the upgrade has been arranged outside regular U.S. stock market trading hours, and the service is expected to resume automatically after the work is completed.

The exchange added that the actual recovery time could be earlier or later than the planned window and advised users to arrange related trades in advance.

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