Binance UAH Deadline: Fiat Trade UAH and USDT/UAH Changes on 28 September
Binance is closing UAH deposits and withdrawals through Fiat Trade UAH and delisting the USDT/UAH spot pair on 28 September 2026 at 09:00 UTC+2 — 10:00 Kyiv time. Remaining eligible UAH balances are converted to USDT automatically at 1 USDT for 46.5 UAH by 19:00 Kyiv time on 30 September, and no action is needed for that. The details come from Binance's announcement of 23 September 2026.
Published 25 September 2026 · Published by WEEX · WEEX editorial standards
What changes on 28 September
Binance's announcement “Binance Will Close UAH Deposits and Withdrawals via Fiat Trade UAH and Delist USDT/UAH Spot Trading Pair”, dated 23 September 2026 (announcement text on binance.com), states that UAH deposits and withdrawals through Fiat Trade UAH stop being supported after 28 September 2026 at 09:00 UTC+2. At the same moment the USDT/UAH spot pair is delisted, and any open orders on that pair are removed automatically once trading stops.
The announcement covers exactly two channels — Fiat Trade UAH and the USDT/UAH pair — and gives no further details about UAH operations.
Deadlines in UTC+2 and Kyiv time
In September 2026 Kyiv time is UTC+3, so a time Binance publishes in UTC+2 arrives one hour later in Kyiv. The 09:00 UTC+2 cutoff is 10:00 Kyiv time, not 09:00.
| Event | Binance time (UTC+2) | Kyiv time |
|---|---|---|
| Last moment for UAH deposits and withdrawals through Fiat Trade UAH | 28 September 2026, 09:00 | 28 September 2026, 10:00 |
| USDT/UAH pair delisted; open orders removed after trading stops | 28 September 2026, 09:00 | 28 September 2026, 10:00 |
| Automatic conversion of remaining UAH into USDT at 1 USDT = 46.5 UAH | by 30 September 2026, 18:00 | by 30 September 2026, 19:00 |
What happens to remaining UAH
According to the Binance announcement of 23 September 2026, all remaining eligible UAH balances are converted automatically into USDT by 30 September 2026 at 18:00 UTC+2 — 19:00 Kyiv time — at the fixed rate of 1 USDT = 46.5 UAH. Binance states directly that the automatic conversion requires no action from the user.
One detail that is easy to miss: the result is USDT, not USD. After the deadline the hryvnia balance becomes a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, not a dollar balance.
-- Price
Example: 10,000 UAH on the balance
The 46.5 UAH per 1 USDT rate comes from the same Binance announcement of 23 September 2026. At that rate 10,000 UAH corresponds to roughly 215 USDT: 10,000 ÷ 46.5 ≈ 215.05.
- You need hryvnia outside Binance. Withdrawal through Fiat Trade UAH is available until 28 September 2026, 10:00 Kyiv time.
- You would rather choose the conversion moment yourself. Use the conversion or trading instruments available on Binance while they work, and close your own USDT/UAH orders before the pair is delisted.
- You do nothing. The balance becomes USDT at 46.5 UAH per 1 USDT by 19:00 Kyiv time on 30 September — automatically.
Frequently asked questions
When exactly does UAH support end?
28 September 2026 at 09:00 UTC+2, which is 10:00 Kyiv time (Binance announcement of 23 September 2026). At that moment UAH deposits and withdrawals through Fiat Trade UAH close and the USDT/UAH pair is delisted.
Do I need to do anything to receive the conversion?
No. Per the Binance announcement of 23 September 2026, the automatic conversion requires no action from the user.
Is the conversion into USD or USDT?
Into USDT. Binance states a fixed rate of 1 USDT = 46.5 UAH and a deadline of 30 September 2026 at 18:00 UTC+2, which is 19:00 Kyiv time.
What happens to open USDT/UAH orders?
They are removed automatically after trading in the pair stops, that is after 28 September 2026 at 09:00 UTC+2 (10:00 Kyiv time).
Can I withdraw hryvnia after 28 September?
The Binance announcement of 23 September 2026 says support for UAH deposits and withdrawals through Fiat Trade UAH ends after the stated time. If you need hryvnia outside the exchange, the withdrawal should be completed before 28 September, 10:00 Kyiv time.
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