Binance delisting PTBUSDT, MITOUSDT futures: what to know

Binance will remove the PTBUSDT and MITOUSDT USDⓈ-M perpetual contracts from its Futures platform on October 23, 2026. The announcement came from Binance itself, not a rumor. Announced 2026-10-21 UTC, checked 2026-10-21. Source: Binance announcement.

What happened?

Binance posted an official notice stating it will delist the PTBUSDT and MITOUSDT USDⓈ-M Perpetual Contracts. The removal date given in the announcement is October 23, 2026. That's all the announcement confirms. It gives no reason for the delisting, and this article won't guess one.

If you don't trade futures on Binance, this notice has no effect on your account. If you hold PT or MITO tokens on spot, the announcement is specific to the futures perpetual contracts, not spot trading pairs. Spot availability for these tokens isn't addressed in the source page, so treat that as unverified rather than assume it either way.

Binance runs spot, futures, margin, staking, P2P, and card products as one platform^†. Futures delistings like this happen on a rolling basis as part of normal contract maintenance.

What it means for users in US, UK, CA, AU

No country-specific impact found. The announcement applies to the Binance.com Futures platform generally and doesn't mention different rules for the US, UK, Canada, or Australia. US traders typically use Binance.US, a separate legal entity with its own listings, so this specific delisting may not even apply to Binance.US accounts. Check your own account's region and product list rather than relying on this summary alone.

What to check before October 23, 2026

If you have any position tied to PTBUSDT or MITOUSDT futures, work through this list now.

1. Log in and check open positions. Search both symbols under Futures on Binance.
2. Check pending orders. Cancel them or let them fill before the contracts close.
3. Read the full announcement page. It may include a closing-time detail or margin-handling note not covered in this summary.
4. Confirm your KYC status. Binance requires account verification to trade^†. This is unrelated to the delisting but worth confirming if you haven't logged in recently.
5. Note the standard fee rate. Binance's base futures trading fee for regular (VIP0) accounts is 0.1% maker and 0.1% taker^††. On a $500 position, that's $0.50 to open and another $0.50 to close at the maker rate. The fee still applies if you need to close a position before the deadline. Run your own numbers with the fee calculator.
6. Check withdrawal fees separately if you plan to move funds out after closing a position. Binance's fiat withdrawal fees for non-US accounts run roughly $1 to $15 depending on method and country^†.

Quick reference table

Common mistakes to avoid

Don't wait until October 23 to look at your account. Leaving an open position or a pending order until the last hour gives you no room to fix a problem.

Don't assume this notice covers spot trading too. It names the futures perpetual contracts only, and spot markets for PT or MITO aren't mentioned in the source.

Don't skip reading the original announcement. This summary covers the facts available today, but the full page may list extra steps Binance expects users to follow.

FAQ

What happens to my open PTBUSDT or MITOUSDT position after the delisting?

The announcement sets October 23, 2026 as the delisting date, but this summary can't confirm the exact position-closing mechanics. Check the full announcement on Binance's site and your open positions tab directly. Getting this wrong could leave a position open past the cutoff.

Can I still open new PTBUSDT or MITOUSDT trades before the deadline?

The announcement doesn't state whether new orders are blocked before October 23 or only after. Confirm this on the Binance Futures interface itself rather than assuming either way.

Does this affect spot trading of PT or MITO tokens?

Not verified. The announcement names the USDⓈ-M perpetual futures contracts specifically. Spot markets for these tokens aren't mentioned, so check the spot trading page on Binance separately if you hold these tokens outside futures.

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Updated October 21, 2026.