Binance Will Temporarily Pause Transfers on the Ethereum Network This Week: What’s Happening?
Here's what Binance has scheduled for April 7.

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by total users, trading volume, and other metrics, is set to conduct two significant wallet maintenance sessions on April 7. These operations will temporarily disrupt some key functions on the Ethereum and TON networks, though the company expects the process to conclude swiftly.
For the Ethereum network, Binance has announced that deposits and withdrawals will be suspended during the maintenance period. The maintenance is scheduled to last approximately one hour, after which all services will resume. The exchange emphasized that token trading on the Ethereum network will not be affected, and it will handle all technical requirements for users impacted by the disruption. The company also noted that deposits and withdrawals for tokens on the Ethereum network will reopen once the upgraded network is deemed stable. No further announcements will be made regarding this matter.
In addition to the Ethereum maintenance, Binance will support the upcoming TON Network (TON) Catchain 2.0 upgrade on the same date. This upgrade is expected to increase block production speed and overall transaction performance on the TON network. To ensure a smooth transition, the exchange will briefly pause deposits and withdrawals if adjustments are required. Similar to the Ethereum maintenance, Binance will manage all technical procedures for the TON network, and token trading will continue uninterrupted.
These maintenance activities are standard operations that Binance has carried out multiple times over the years. Last month, the exchange temporarily paused deposits and withdrawals on the Ethereum network to support a specific upgrade. Previously, Binance implemented similar measures to facilitate improvements across various ecosystems, including BNB Smart Chain, Cardano, and others.
Apart from these maintenance sessions, Binance has been actively expanding its offerings for clients. Last week, the exchange listed several new trading pairs, including APT/U, ENA/U, FET/U, NIGHT/U, TRUMP/U, WLD/U, and TRUMP/USD1, on its Cross Margin platform.
While these maintenance activities may cause temporary inconveniences for some users, they are necessary to ensure the stability and performance of the exchange's services. Binance's commitment to regular maintenance and upgrades underscores its dedication to providing a reliable and efficient trading environment for its users.









