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Binance Futures Will Delist COIN-M APTUSD and OPUSD Perpetual Contracts (2026-03-25)
Published on 2026-03-20 19:14
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Fellow Binancians,

Binance Futures will close all positions and conduct an automatic settlement on COIN-M APTUSD and OPUSD Perpetual Contracts at 2026-03-25 09:00 (UTC). The contracts will be delisted after the settlement is complete.

Please Note:

This information is released as a Notice under Binance Exchange Rule 17.

Users are advised to close any open positions prior to the delisting time to avoid automatic settlement.

Users are not allowed to open new non-reduce only orders for the aforementioned contract(s) starting from 2026-03-25 08:30 (UTC).

During the final hour proceeding the scheduled settlement time of a futures contract, the Futures Insurance Fund will not be utilised to support the liquidation process in respect of that futures contract. Any such liquidation triggered during the final hour will be executed as a single Immediate or Cancel order (“IOCO”), which will be offloaded into the market in one attempt. If, following the execution of the IOCO, the assets remaining available in the user's account are sufficient to meet the required Maintenance Margin (after accounting for realized losses and any applicable Liquidation Clearance Fee), the liquidation will cease. If the IOCO fails to fully reduce the position to a level that satisfies the Margin Maintenance requirements, any unfilled portion of the position will be resolved through the Auto-Deleveraging (ADL) process. Users are strongly advised to actively monitor and manage open positions during the final hour, as this period may be subject to heightened volatility and reduced liquidity.

In order to protect users and prevent potential risks in extremely volatile market conditions, Binance Futures may undertake additional protective measures toward the aforementioned contract(s) without further announcement, including but not limited to adjusting the maximum leverage value, position value, and maintenance margin in each margin tier, updating funding rates, such as the interest rate, premium and capped funding rate, changing the constituents of the price index, and using the Last Price Protected mechanism to update the Mark Price.

There may be discrepancies between this original content in English and any translated versions. Please refer to the original English version for the most accurate information, in case any discrepancies arise.

For More Information:
Delisting of Futures contract

Trading Rules to Trading Parameter

Leverage and Margin of USDⓈ-M Futures contract

Mark Price and Price Index

Binance Futures Contract Specification

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2026-03-20

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2026-03-12
Main Takeaways
Perpetual and deliverable futures contracts both let you trade price movements, but deliverable futures expire on a fixed date while perpetuals let you hold the contract indefinitely.

While perpetuals have no expiry, funding payments are exchanged between longs and shorts (you may pay or receive), typically every 8 hours on many contracts. Deliverable futures, on the other hand, settle on an agreed date when the underlying assets are to be exchanged or delivered.
Neither instrument is better by default. Always trade responsibly and with an amount you can afford to lose.
Perpetual futures, also commonly known as perps, and deliverable futures are both derivatives, meaning they let you trade the price of an asset without owning it. Both perpetual and deliverable futures are available on Binance, can support leverage, and let you go long or short. The key difference between the two is how they handle time via expiry and price anchoring (funding).

A Brief History of Perps and Futures
Futures contracts originated in agricultural markets as a practical hedging tool: farmers wanted to secure a fixed price for their crops before harvest, while merchants and processors wanted more certainty around future supply and costs. These agreements helped both sides manage price risk by locking in terms in advance. When these contracts expired, the actual commodity was physically delivered — hence the name deliverable futures. In traditional finance (TradFi), deliverable futures are commonly referred to as dated futures, or simply futures.

Perpetual futures removed the friction of having to renew contracts for those who wanted to maintain exposure past expiry. First proposed conceptually by economist Robert Shiller in 1992 and later popularized by crypto exchanges, perps replace expiry with a funding rate mechanism that keeps prices anchored to spot. Perps quickly became the dominant form of crypto futures trading, where markets are 24/7 and fully digital.

What are Futures Contracts?
A futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell an asset at a specific price on a specific date known as the expiry. When it arrives, the contract settles automatically and your profit or loss is calculated based on the difference between your entry price and the settlement price.

Let’s say you put $500 into a long BTCUSDT quarterly futures position with 10x leverage and an April expiry. That gives you $5,000 of exposure. If BTC rises 10% by expiry, your position gains $500, doubling your initial $500, excluding fees. If BTC drops 10%, you lose your entire $500. In practice, liquidation can occur before a full -10% move, depending on maintenance margin and fees.

If you want to maintain exposure beyond expiry, you need to close the expiring contract and open a new one with a later date.

What Are Perpetual Futures Contracts?
A perpetual futures contract works the same way as deliverable futures contracts except it never expires. You open a position and hold it for as long as you want, and close it whenever you choose.

Using the same example, you put $500 into a long BTCUSDT perpetual position with 10x leverage. If BTC rises 10%, you're up $500, minus any applicable fees. If it drops 10%, your margin is gone.

Because there's no expiry date, there's no natural point where the contract price converges with the spot price. Perpetual contracts solve this with a funding rate: a payment exchanged directly between long and short holders, typically every eight hours, at 00:00, 08:00, and 16:00 UTC. Binance does not take a cut of these payments. Note that in volatile situations, exchanges can change the frequency to hourly, or every four hours.

The direction of the payment depends on where the contract price sits relative to the spot price. When the futures contract trades above spot the funding rate is positive and longs pay shorts. When it trades below Spot, the rate turns negative and shorts pay longs. In both cases, the payment is designed to keep contract prices aligned with spot.

The fee is calculated on the full notional value of your position, not just your margin. If you have a $5,000 notional long position ($500 with 10x leverage) and the funding rate is +0.002%, you owe $0.10 per interval. That would equal to $1 per day across three payments. Before you enter a position, you can view the current rate and the countdown to the next payment on the trading interface.

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Key Differences Between Perps and Deliverable Futures
Feature

Perpetual Futures

Deliverable Futures

Expiry

No expiry — hold indefinitely

Fixed expiry date (e.g., quarterly or bi-quarterly)

Settlement

No settlement; position stays open until you close it

Automatically settles at expiry based on settlement price

Maintaining exposure

No action needed — position stays open

Requires rollover: close expiring contract, open a new one at a later date

Price anchoring mechanism

Funding rate — recurring payments between longs and shorts (typically every 8 hours)

Natural convergence to spot price as expiry approaches

Recurring costs

Funding payments can accumulate over time and spike during volatile markets

No funding rate; costs limited to trading and rollover fees if extending exposure

TradFi Perpetuals: Perps for Stocks and Commodities
Perpetual contracts on Binance aren't limited to crypto. TradFi Perpetuals apply the same mechanics to traditional assets — currently gold (XAUUSDT), silver (XAGUSDT), and select stocks. Availability and the supported symbols vary by region and may change.

If you’re familiar with crypto perps on Binance, TradFi Perpetuals use the same interface, order types, and trading tools. For a full breakdown of how TradFi Perpetuals handle pricing and funding, check out our TradFi Perpetuals FAQ guide.

Perps or Deliverable Futures: Which One Should You Use?
Neither choice is better than the other. Whichever instrument you choose depends on time horizon, funding sensitivity, and your hedging needs. If you want to hold a position indefinitely without managing expiry dates and rollovers, perpetual contracts are for you. If you want exposure tied to a specific future date, or you're hedging through a known event date, standard deliverable futures would be a more suitable choice.

Note that both instruments support leverage, and leverage amplifies losses with the same force it amplifies gains. A 10x leveraged long that rises 10% doubles your margin, but also wipes it out entirely if it drops 10%. This applies equally to both perpetual and deliverable futures.

If you're new to derivatives, start with low leverage and small positions. Binance offers a demo trading mode where you can practice with simulated funds before committing real capital.

Getting Started with Binance Futures
Both perpetual futures and deliverable futures are available in Binance Futures. Open the Futures interface and you'll find tabs for USDⓈ-M Futures, which includes perpetuals, quarterly delivery, and bi-quarterly (6-month) delivery contracts for BTC and ETH.

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Further Reading
What Are Perpetual Futures and Quarterly Futures

Differences Between Perpetual Contract and Traditional Futures Contract

Disclaimer: Digital asset prices can be volatile. The value of your investment may go down or up and you may not get back the amount invested. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and Binance is not liable for any losses you may incur. TradFi Perps are subject to high market risk and price volatility (particularly outside traditional market hours). You may be called upon at short notice to make additional margin deposits or interest payments. If the required margin deposits or interest payments are not made within the prescribed time, your collateral may be liquidated. Moreover, you will remain liable for any resulting deficit in your account and interest charged on your account. All of your margin balance may be liquidated in the event of adverse price movement. Past performance is not a reliable predictor of future performance. TradFi Perps do not represent ownership of the relevant underlying asset. Before trading, you should make an independent assessment of the appropriateness of the transaction in light of your own objectives and circumstances, including the risks and potential benefits. Consult your own advisers, where appropriate. This information should not be construed as financial or investment advice. To learn more about how to protect yourself, visit our Responsible Trading page. For more information, see our Terms of Use, Clearing Rules, Clearing Procedures, Contract Specifications and Risk Warning.

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