Binance said its U.S. stock trading service will be temporarily unavailable on Oct. 10 from 18:50 to 21:00 UTC+8 because its partner broker is scheduled to carry out a system upgrade. During that window, users will not be able to submit U.S. stock trading orders on the platform. According to the exchange, the maintenance has been arranged outside regular U.S. stock market trading hours, and the service is expected to resume automatically once the upgrade is completed. Binance also said the work could finish earlier than planned, though it may also run longer if additional tasks are required. The company advised users to plan their trades in advance ahead of the temporary suspension.
Binance said its U.S. stock trading service will be temporarily unavailable on Oct. 10 from 18:50 to 21:00 UTC+8 as its partner broker plans to conduct a system upgrade.
During that period, users will not be able to submit U.S. stock trading orders on the platform. Binance said the maintenance window was scheduled outside regular U.S. stock market trading hours, and the service is expected to resume automatically after the upgrade is completed.
The exchange added that the work may finish earlier than expected, though it could also be extended if extra work is needed. Binance advised users to arrange their trading plans in advance.
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