Binance has announced that it will delist certain trading pairs as part of a regular review of its margin market, aimed at protecting user security and maintaining a high-quality trading environment.
According to a statement from the exchange, trading on certain cross and individual margin trading pairs will be permanently suspended as of 9 a.m. on January 23, 2026.
Cross-margin pairs to be delisted include: $YGG/$BTC,ARPA/$BTC,OGN/$BTC, $COMP/$BTC, $super/$BTCJoe/$BTC. On the isolated margin side, the following trading pairs will be removed from the platform: $YGG/$BTCflat/$BTCVET/ETH, ARPA/$BTC,OGN/$BTC,gas/$BTC, $COMP/$BTC, $super/$BTCand he/$BTC.
Shortly after this decision, Binance announced that users will no longer be able to transfer assets related to these pairs to segregated margin accounts via manual or automatic transfer modes. If a user has outstanding debt related to these tokens, only manual transfers can be made for the amount of that debt, and any existing collateral will be deducted.
According to the timeline, quarantine credit lending transactions will be suspended at 12:00 pm on January 21, 2026. As of 12:00 PM on January 23, 2026, Binance will automatically close users’ positions, perform automatic settlements, and cancel all pending orders. After these processes, the trading pair in question will be permanently removed from Binance Margin.
The exchange emphasized that the delisting process could take around three hours, during which users will not be able to update their positions. To avoid potential losses, users were strongly advised to close positions or transfer assets from margin accounts to spot accounts before margin trading is suspended. Binance also clearly stated that it is not responsible for any losses arising from the process.
*This is not investment advice.