Why is Binance delisting these six tokens and 10 trading pairs?

Binance conducts regular reviews of trading activity and removes pairs or tokens that fail to meet its internal standards for liquidity and trading volume. The exchange described the delistings as necessary to protect users and maintain a high-quality market environment. No specific volume or liquidity thresholds were disclosed, but the criteria applied are standard across all routine Binance listing reviews.

What is the deadline for withdrawing Across Protocol (CRYPTO:ACX), Hashflow (CRYPTO:HFT), PIVX (CRYPTO:PIVX), PYR (CRYPTO:PYR), Vanar (CRYPTO:VANRY), and Viction (CRYPTO:VIC) from Binance?

Withdrawals of all six delisted tokens will remain available until 17 October 2026 at 03:00 UTC. After that date, withdrawal functionality will be permanently disabled. Deposits for these tokens will already be blocked from 18 August 2026 at 03:00 UTC — one day after trading ends. Holders must act before the October deadline or risk losing access to their funds on the platform entirely.

Why is Vanar (CRYPTO:VANRY) being specifically delisted beyond just liquidity concerns?

Binance cited an additional reason for delisting Vanar (CRYPTO:VANRY) — the project has an upcoming contract swap, and Binance has decided it will not support this migration. A contract swap involves moving a token to a new smart contract address, which requires exchange-level technical support to update wallets and processes. Binance's refusal to support the swap means VANRY holders on the platform must withdraw their tokens before trading ends on 17 August 2026.

What happens to Binance Spot Trading Bots set up on the affected pairs?

Binance's Spot Trading Bots service for all affected trading pairs will be shut down at the same date and time as the respective delistings. Binance has urged users running bots on these pairs to adjust their bot settings or cancel active bots before the delisting dates to avoid potential financial losses from automated trades executing against illiquid or halted markets. This applies to all 10 spot trading pairs being removed.

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Binance delists pairs and tokens amid liquidity review

Q: What is Binance delisting in August 2026 and when does it take effect?

Binance is removing 10 spot trading pairs and fully delisting six cryptocurrency tokens in August 2026. The six tokens — Across Protocol (CRYPTO:ACX), Hashflow (CRYPTO:HFT), PIVX (CRYPTO:PIVX), Vulcan Forged PYR (CRYPTO:PYR), Vanar (CRYPTO:VANRY), and Viction (CRYPTO:VIC) — will stop trading on 17 August 2026 at 03:00 UTC. Spot Copy Trading delistings for affected pairs happen earlier, on 10 August 2026 at 03:00 UTC.

Written by Liezl GambePublished Aug 4, 2026, 2:06 PM

Binance has announced the removal of 10 spot trading pairs and the full delisting of six cryptocurrency tokens in August 2026, following a routine review of trading activity across the platform.
The exchange stated that trading pairs may be removed when they fail to meet internal standards for liquidity and trading volume, describing the measures as necessary to protect users and maintain a high-quality market environment.
Binance's Spot Trading Bots service for all affected pairs will be discontinued at the same date and time as the delistings, with the exchange urging users to adjust their bot settings or cancel active bots in advance to avoid potential losses.

Binance Spot Copy Trading will also delist the affected trading pairs on 10 August 2026 at 03:00 UTC.

The six tokens scheduled for full removal are Across Protocol (CRYPTO:ACX), Hashflow (CRYPTO:HFT), PIVX (CRYPTO:PIVX), Vulcan Forged PYR (CRYPTO:PYR), Vanar (CRYPTO:VANRY), and Viction (CRYPTO:VIC), with all spot trading in these assets ending on 17 August 2026 at 03:00 UTC.

Binance confirmed that deposits of Across Protocol (CRYPTO:ACX), Hashflow (CRYPTO:HFT), PIVX (CRYPTO:PIVX), Vulcan Forged PYR (CRYPTO:PYR), Vanar (CRYPTO:VANRY), and Viction (CRYPTO:VIC) will be disabled from 18 August 2026 at 03:00 UTC.

Withdrawals of the six delisted tokens will remain available until 17 October 2026 at 03:00 UTC, after which withdrawal functionality will be disabled entirely.

Binance specifically cited Vanar's (CRYPTO:VANRY) upcoming contract swap as a contributing factor in its decision to delist the token, stating it will not support the migration.

Across Protocol is an interoperability solution facilitating cross-chain asset transfers, Hashflow is a decentralised exchange designed for low-fee cross-chain trading, and Vanar is the native token of the Vanar Chain project focused on gaming and digital assets.

Holders of any of the six affected tokens are advised to withdraw their assets from Binance before the 17 October 2026 deadline to avoid losing access to their funds.