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Binance will support the Polygon (MATIC) network upgrade and hard fork, with deposits and withdrawals suspended on March 4th.

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On March 3, Binance announced it will support the Polygon (POL) network upgrade and hard fork. Per the schedule, Binance will suspend deposits and withdrawals for Polygon network tokens starting at 13:00 UTC on March 4, 2026, to facilitate the upgrade and ensure a smooth user experience. The network upgrade and hard fork are expected to occur at block height 83,756,500—around 14:00 UTC on the same date. The announcement notes trading of related Polygon network tokens will not be affected, and the platform will address all technical issues for users during the upgrade. Once the upgraded network is deemed stable, deposit and withdrawal services will resume automatically; no further notice will be issued.
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