Activity on the Polygon chain will briefly pause, though only for deposits and withdrawals. Binance will freeze those services starting around 16:12 local time, roughly an hour before the upgrade is expected to activate at block 77,414,656.
Markets for Polygon-based tokens – from spot to futures – will remain open, meaning traders can continue as usual without interruption.
The exchange stressed that it will manage all of the technical heavy lifting. Users won’t need to take any action during the upgrade, and funds will remain secure. Once the network is running smoothly after the fork, withdrawals and deposits will be reopened automatically.
Polygon, known as one of the most widely adopted scaling layers for Ethereum, has become a key piece of the DeFi and Web3 ecosystem.
Its low fees and ability to process transactions at scale have made it popular with developers, and the latest upgrade is designed to push performance and stability even further.
By stepping in to oversee the process on behalf of its customers, Binance is once again signaling its role as a bridge between large-scale network updates and everyday crypto users – making the changeover essentially invisible for most.
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