TL;DR
- Binance will remove five Cross Margin pairs on September 18, while GENIUS/USDC will also leave Isolated Margin.
- Positions will be automatically closed, settled and canceled if users remain exposed after the deadline.
- The affected tokens will remain available through other eligible trading pairs, making this a margin-market adjustment rather than a full asset delisting.
Binance has scheduled the removal of five margin trading pairs on September 18, giving leveraged traders a short window to adjust positions before the exchange automatically settles affected positions. The move changes margin access rather than removing the five underlying tokens from Binance entirely.
The exchange will remove ENJ/USDC, GENIUS/USDC, CVX/USDC, GUN/USDC and VANA/USDC from Cross Margin. GENIUS/USDC will also leave Isolated Margin. Binance said users can continue trading the underlying assets through other available margin pairs.
Binance September Delistings Put Margin Risk Controls In Focus
The first deadline arrives on September 16 at 06:00 UTC, when Binance Margin will stop new borrowing for the affected Isolated Margin pair. Transfers into the relevant Isolated Margin accounts are already restricted, although users with outstanding liabilities can transfer amounts corresponding to those obligations.
At 06:00 UTC on September 18, Binance will close open positions, automatically settle them and cancel pending orders for the affected Cross and Isolated Margin pairs. The removal process may take roughly three hours, during which users will not be able to update positions.
For active traders, the distinction between margin-pair removal and token delisting matters. ENJ, GENIUS, CVX, GUN and VANA are not being removed from Binance entirely through this notice. The exchange says those assets remain tradable through other eligible pairs, including spot markets where available.
Why Binance Is Adjusting Its Margin Markets
Binance regularly reshapes its supported trading products as liquidity, risk controls and market conditions change. Margin markets can be adjusted separately from spot listings, giving the exchange flexibility to manage leveraged products without necessarily ending access to an asset.
That approach is visible in Binance’s separate decision to delist Pax Dollar (USDP) from all spot trading pairs on September 24 at 03:00 UTC. Binance says its asset reviews consider trading volume and liquidity, development activity, network stability, transparency, regulatory requirements and tokenomics.
For traders, the September 18 margin action represents a product-level adjustment rather than a blanket exit from the affected assets. Binance recommends closing positions or moving assets from Margin Accounts to Spot Accounts before the deadline to avoid being caught during automatic settlement.
