Binance announced on October 13, 2026 that Binance Pool and a cluster of related services will be discontinued on November 10, 2026 at 07:00 UTC. The shutdown represents a full wind-down of multiple mining-related offerings rather than a single product discontinuation.
Miners currently using the service must move their equipment to another pool before the deadline. After 07:00 UTC on November 10, hashrate submitted to Binance Pool will no longer be accepted, and shares will no longer be credited.
Services Being Discontinued
The following services will be retired alongside the pool itself:
- Binance Pool
- Pool Savings
- Cloud Mining
- Transaction Accelerator
- Telegram hashrate alerts
- Email notifications
- Mining pool APIs
Key Timeline
- October 13, 2026: Announcement of discontinuation
- November 10, 2026, 07:00 UTC: All services stop; hashrate submissions and share crediting end
- November 24, 2026: Binance Pool webpage closes permanently
Rewards and Historical Records
Binance stated that eligible prior rewards and balances will continue to be processed under its existing guidelines. Earnings accrued before the shutdown will not be wiped out by the closure.
The Binance Pool webpage will remain accessible for two additional weeks after the service shutdown until November 24, 2026, allowing users to view historical data, account records, and payment statuses. After that date, the page will no longer be available.
Brazil Access Restriction
The global pool closure follows a separate restriction announced by Binance. The exchange began limiting access to several services, including Binance Pool, for users in Brazil starting October 27, 2026. This restriction was tied to compliance with new central bank regulations in Brazil. Binance has not directly linked the global pool closure to the Brazilian regulatory requirements.
Impact on Users
Miners using Binance Pool must select a new mining pool, update their equipment configuration, and transfer any monitoring systems before the November 10 deadline. Cloud Mining customers, who rent mining exposure rather than operating their own equipment, will lose access to the product entirely.
