Binance has announced that it will remove a number of leveraged trading pairs from its margin platform on September 3, 2026, at 14:00 UTC+8.
The announcement affects both full-margin and isolated-margin products, with Binance warning users that outstanding leveraged positions will be automatically liquidated and cleared once the removal process begins.
The move is part of Binance's regular review of its leveraged trading products and does not mean the affected cryptocurrencies will be completely removed from the exchange.
Which Leveraged Pairs Are Being Removed?
Binance will remove the following full-margin leveraged pairs:
TNSR/USDC
SXT/USDC
TURTLE/USDC
AIXBT/USDC
BREV/USDC
The following isolated-margin pairs will also be removed:
TNSR/USDC
SXT/USDC
TURTLE/USDC
AIXBT/USDC
BREV/USDC
USDE/USDC
WBETH/ETH
BFUSD/USDT
BNSOL/SOL
SUI/BTC
AVAX/BTC
LINK/BTC
Binance said users will still be able to trade the affected assets through other available trading pairs.
Margin Lending Suspended Before Delisting
The timeline begins before the actual removal.
Binance will suspend isolated-margin lending for the affected pairs at 14:00 UTC+8 on September 1.
Users will also immediately lose the ability to transfer assets into the affected isolated-margin accounts through manual or automatic transfers.
Those with outstanding debts will be subject to Binance's specified debt-transfer restrictions.
The earlier suspension gives traders time to reduce their exposure before the leveraged pairs are fully removed.
Positions Will Be Automatically Liquidated
The most important deadline for traders is September 3 at 14:00 UTC+8.
At that time, Binance's leveraged trading platform will automatically:
Binance expects the removal process to take approximately three hours.
During the process, users will not be able to update their affected positions.
Because automatic liquidation can result in losses depending on market conditions, Binance strongly advises users to close positions and move assets from their leveraged wallets to spot wallets before the deadline.
The Assets Are Not Being Completely Delisted
The announcement concerns leveraged trading pairs, not necessarily the underlying cryptocurrencies.
Binance confirmed that users can continue trading the affected assets through other leveraged pairs that remain available on the platform.
This distinction is important.
The removal of a margin pair does not automatically mean that TNSR, SXT, TURTLE, AIXBT, BREV, USDE, WBETH, BFUSD, BNSOL, SUI, AVAX or LINK is being removed from Binance's broader spot or trading ecosystem.
Traders should therefore check the specific market they use rather than interpreting the announcement as a full token delisting.
What Traders Should Do
Users holding positions in the affected pairs should review their margin accounts before the September 3 deadline.
Close Positions Early
Closing positions before automatic liquidation gives traders greater control over execution.
Repay Outstanding Debt
Users with borrowed assets should review and repay outstanding margin debt where possible.
Move Assets to Spot
Binance recommends transferring assets from leveraged wallets to spot wallets before the removal begins.
Check Alternative Trading Pairs
Users who still want exposure to the affected assets can review other available Binance trading pairs.
Why Binance Margin Delistings Matter
Margin-pair removals can affect liquidity and leverage availability for individual assets.
When a trading pair disappears from a margin platform, traders lose one avenue for borrowing and leveraged exposure.
The impact can be more noticeable for smaller assets, where margin markets may already have relatively limited liquidity.
For larger assets such as AVAX, LINK and SUI, the affected BTC-based pairs represent only specific leveraged markets rather than the removal of the underlying assets from Binance.
Bottom Line
Binance will remove multiple full-margin and isolated-margin trading pairs on September 3, 2026, at 14:00 UTC+8.
The exchange will suspend isolated-margin lending for the affected pairs two days earlier, on September 1, before automatically clearing positions and canceling orders during the September 3 removal process.
The announcement does not represent a blanket delisting of the underlying cryptocurrencies. Users will continue to have access to other trading pairs where available.
For traders currently using the affected margin markets, the key priority is to review positions, repay outstanding debt where appropriate and move assets out of leveraged wallets before the September 3 deadline.
