Binance to Remove 22 Tokens for Brazil-Based Customers on October 27
Binance will remove 22 digital assets for Brazilian users on October 27, while global customers are unaffected. Trading remains open until that date, after which balances stay visible for withdrawal or management. The exchange will also restrict eight services in Brazil, including loans, margin trading, and several rewards or mining products.
Binance's Brazil-specific delisting covers 22 tokens, including Verge, Ethena USDe, TerraClassicUSD, Decred, Dusk, PIVX, MANTRA, Harmony, Ravencoin, Zilliqa, Secret, BB, GMT, TFUEL, ONT, ACX, HIT, PYR, VANRY, VIC, ICX, and STORJ. Trading stays available through October 27; afterward, users can still see balances and withdraw or manage holdings. Global customers face no change.
From the same date, eight offerings are restricted in Brazil: Loans, Pool, Cloud Mining, margin trading, Launchpool, Megadrop, HODLer Airdrops, and Alpha 2.0. New positions stop, and existing loans become repayment-only. On October 29, Brazilian users move to a local group entity. Starting November 1, cross-border transfers require purpose and counterparty details; missing information can block withdrawals or incoming transfers.
Brazilian crypto users may see fewer trading choices and need to withdraw or rebalance affected tokens before the deadline. Those relying on loans, margin, mining, or reward products could lose access to familiar services, perhaps shifting activity to other platforms. New transfer-detail requirements may strengthen oversight but could add friction for cross-border payments and remittances. The move to a local entity may also change account terms, support, and user experience.