Withdraw USDP from Binance: deadline November 24, 2026

Binance is removing the Pax Dollar stablecoin (USDP) from its platform altogether. The exchange announced the move on September 10, 2026 at 06:00 UTC. For holders in the European Economic Area, though, the date in the headlines is not the one that matters. Spot trading ends on September 24, and for EEA users that market had been closed for a year and a half anyway. Your date is a different one: you can withdraw USDP from Binance until November 24, 2026, 03:00 UTC. After that, the exchange decides what happens to any remaining balance, and it commits to neither a destination asset nor a rate.

Between those two dates sits a second, quieter deadline that the English-language coverage has largely missed: Binance Convert for USDP also closes on September 24. For EEA users, Convert was the last remaining way to swap a USDP balance into something else inside the exchange. Once it goes, the only route left until the end of November is a withdrawal to an external address. This article sorts out the dates, explains why holders in the EEA ended up in this position at all, and shows what you can do with a leftover balance.

What Binance is doing with USDP and which deadline counts for you

A delisting is the removal of a token from an exchange's trading line-up. The token does not disappear from the world, it disappears from that one platform. With USDP, Binance goes a step further than in a routine delisting: the exchange is winding down every service around the token in stages, from lending to yield products to the payment function, and at the end it closes deposits and withdrawals as well.