Binance Abolishes Minimum Wallet Balance for Portfolio Margin Accounts

In an important step to improve user accessibility, Binance announced that it is removing the minimum wallet balance requirement for portfolio margin accounts. Previously, users had to maintain a minimum balance of 10,000 USDT in their cross margin and futures wallets to access portfolio margin. According to Binance, this requirement has now been lifted.

Expanding access to portfolio margins

Removing the minimum balance requirement is part of Binance’s broader plan to make its portfolio margin products more accessible to a wider user base. With this change, regular users can now open a portfolio margin account and trade USDⓈ-M futures, COIN-M futures, and cross-margin products using over 350 collateral assets. This development potentially expands trading opportunities for many users who previously did not meet balance criteria.

How to enable portfolio margin

To take advantage of the updated Portfolio Margin service, users can activate the feature on the Binance Futures and Binance Margin Trading pages. Detailed instructions on enabling portfolio margin mode can be found in the Binance Support section. This feature allows users to manage their collateral more effectively and engage in advanced trading strategies.

Considerations and Risks

Removing the minimum balance requirement opens up new possibilities for traders, but Binance warns users about the risks inherent in margin trading. The platform emphasizes that digital asset prices can fluctuate and that futures trading in particular carries high market risk. Users are advised to carefully evaluate their investment decisions and consult a financial advisor if necessary.

The decision to remove minimum balance requirements highlights Binance’s commitment to providing flexible and user-friendly trading solutions. By expanding portfolio margins to a wider audience, Binance aims to improve the trading experience and competitiveness of its platform.

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