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Leading crypto exchange Binance will delist a number of trading pairs on its spot and margin platforms later this week. Binance Spot is the core trading platform of Binance for spot markets, with a wide selection of trading pairs. Binance Margin, on the other hand, allows trading of assets using funds provided by a third party.
A total of ten trading pairs are affected, four on the Binance spot trading platform and six on the margin platform. The delisting of these ten pairs will occur on July 17, according to separate announcements on July 13 and 14 issued by Binance.
Binance usually conducts periodic reviews of every spot trading pair listed on its platform. This is done to safeguard users and sustain a high-quality trading market. The review may lead to the delisting of selected spot trading pairs, as in the aforementioned case. The reasons for delisting may vary from poor liquidity to low trading volume.
In an announcement today, July 14, Binance stated it will remove and cease trading on four spot trading pairs, GLM/$BTC, KNC/$BTC, ONT/$BTC, and XAI/$USDC on July 17, 2026 at 03:00 UTC following a recent review.
These spot trading pairs being delisted do not imply the delisting of the tokens on Binance Spot. Users can still trade the spot trading pairs' base and quote assets on other trading pair(s) available on Binance.
Binance will simultaneously terminate Spot Trading Bot services for the aforementioned spot trading pairs on the same date and time, where applicable.
Six trading pairs set to be delisted on Binance margin
On July 13, Binance announced it will be delisting six trading pairs from its margin platform. On July 17, 2026 at 06:00 (UTC), Binance Margin will delist cross-margin pairs of 1INCH/$USDC, LPT/$USDC, MAGIC/$USDC, MASK/$USDC, SUSHI/$USDC and the isolated margin pair of USDP/USDT.
In separate news and a positive milestone for the crypto exchange, Binance Brazil has been awarded the globally recognized ISO/IEC 27001 & ISO/IEC 27701 certifications, a major achievement in the company's commitment to world-class security and privacy standards.