Binance announced it will remove the Pax Dollar (USDP) stablecoin from its platform, ending all related services in stages starting September 11, 2026, with full withdrawal access ending November 24, 2026. European Economic Area (EEA) users have already been unable to trade USDP since March 2025 due to regulatory compliance (MiCA), but can still withdraw their balances until the November deadline. Binance will close trading and conversion options by September 24, 2026, after which users must withdraw USDP externally or risk losing control over their funds. Paxos, the issuer, continues to back USDP at one dollar, so the token retains value despite Binance's delisting. Users are advised to act before deadlines to avoid complications and consider swapping or withdrawing their holdings.
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