Binance has announced a significant change to its margin trading. According to the exchange’s statement, some cross and isolated margin trading pairs will be removed from the platform as of March 5, 2026, at 09:00.
Cross-margin trading pairs to be delisted include $CHZ/$BTC, $CAKE/$BTC, $ENA/$BTC, UNI/ETH, $CRV/$BTC, $INJ/$BTC, and $XTZ/$BTC. On the isolated margin side, FET/$BTC, OP/$BTC, PAXG/$BTC, as well as $CHZ/$BTC, $CAKE/$BTC, $ENA/$BTC, $CRV/$BTC, $INJ/$BTC, and $XTZ/$BTC will be delisted.
According to the announcement, effective from now on, users will no longer be able to transfer assets in these currency pairs to isolated margin accounts via manual transfer or Automatic Transfer Mode. Users with outstanding debt will only be able to make manual transfers up to the amount of the debt, after deducting the existing collateral.
Borrowing transactions in the relevant isolated margin pairs will be suspended as of 09:00 on March 4, 2026. As of 09:00 on March 5, 2026, user positions will be closed, automatic liquidation will be performed, and all pending orders will be canceled. It has been stated that the delist process may take approximately three hours, and no position updates will be possible during this time.
Binance advised users to close their positions or transfer their assets from Margin to Spot accounts before margin trading ends to mitigate potential risks. These assets will still be available for trading in other pairs on Binance Margin.
*This is not investment advice.
