At 03:00 UTC on June 30, Binance removes all seven Toncoin spot trading pairs, completing the world's largest spot exchange's migration from the TON ticker to Gram. Open orders cancel automatically at that moment. TON deposits and withdrawals pause 30 minutes later, at 03:30 UTC.
The cutoff gives TON holders on Binance roughly 72 hours. No action is required: the exchange converts balances 1:1 automatically after the pairs close.
The affected pairs are TON/FDUSD, TON/IDR, TON/TRY, TON/U, TON/USD1, TON/USDC, and TON/USDT. Each returns under the GRAM ticker when trading reopens.
Other TON products on Binance already shut ahead of the spot deadline. TON perpetual futures settled June 23: new orders were barred at 08:30 UTC, all USD-M positions closed and settled at 09:00 UTC that day. Margin products were also removed June 23. Simple Earn stopped accepting new TON subscriptions on June 26.
GRAM deposits and withdrawals open July 2 at 07:00 UTC. Spot trading begins at 08:00 UTC across the same seven pairs.
After June 30, Binance will no longer support TON deposits or withdrawals. The asset returns on Binance only under the GRAM ticker once the July 2 window opens.
The migration follows a community governance vote that concluded June 8, 2026, with approximately 81% of participating voting power approving the restoration of the project's original name. Gram was the original name of Telegram's blockchain project before it was passed to open-source developers.
Major exchanges began moving to GRAM earlier in June. Bybit listed GRAM on June 22. Binance is the last of the large platforms to retire the TON ticker, making the June 30 cutoff an exchange-infrastructure deadline rather than a price event.