The leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced planned maintenance for two altcoin networks in May. Scheduled to commence on May 9, 2025, the Tron (TRX) network will undergo wallet maintenance, temporarily suspending deposit and withdrawal transactions for TRX and other coins on the network. Following that, on May 15, 2025, the altcoin eCash (XEC) network will enter a critical hard fork and upgrade process. During both maintenance activities, spot trading will continue unaffected, while deposit and withdrawal functionalities will be automatically reopened once the networks stabilize.
eCash (XEC) Network Update and Binance’s Commitment
On May 15, 2025, Binance will suspend deposit and withdrawal operations on the eCash network around 14:00 Turkish Time. The network update will occur at block height 1,747,310,400 or at 15:00 Turkish Time. Binance will handle all technical requirements on behalf of its users following the network update and hard fork.
Spot trading volumes will remain unaffected during the maintenance period, which means XEC coin trading will continue without interruption. Binance will manage all technical preparations, ensuring users need not take additional steps. Once the process is complete, deposit and withdrawal operations will automatically restart without any further announcement.
TRX Wallet Maintenance and Service Interruption Details
Wallet maintenance for the Tron (TRX) network will begin around 10:00 Turkish Time on May 9, 2025. Due to the wallet maintenance, deposit and withdrawal operations will be temporarily suspended at 09:55 Turkish Time. This maintenance work aims to enhance network security and stability and is expected to last about an hour. During this time, transactions for TRX and other coins on the Tron network will be unavailable.
The spot trading of TRX coins on Binance will continue unaffected during this process, as only wallet transactions will be paused for maintenance activities. Binance’s technical teams will perform the necessary updates and tests on their infrastructure. This interruption is planned to ensure a seamless user experience. Once the maintenance work is completed, deposit and withdrawal operations will automatically resume, and no further announcements will be made.
