Binance said it will temporarily suspend its U.S. stock trading service from 10:50 to 13:30 UTC on Aug. 1 because its brokerage partner is carrying out a scheduled system upgrade. During that window, users will not be able to place orders. The exchange said the maintenance has been arranged outside regular U.S. market trading hours, and the service will resume automatically once the upgrade is completed. Binance also advised users to plan their trading activity in advance. The company added that the actual downtime could end earlier than scheduled or be extended if required by operational needs. The notice only covers the temporary halt to U.S. stock trading and does not mention any other product changes.
Binance said it will suspend its U.S. stock trading service from 10:50 to 13:30 UTC on Aug. 1 due to a scheduled system upgrade by its brokerage partner. Users will not be able to place orders during that period.
The exchange said the maintenance window has been set outside regular U.S. market trading hours, and the service will resume automatically after the upgrade is completed. Binance also asked users to plan their trades ahead of time, adding that the downtime could end earlier than expected or be extended if operational work requires more time.
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