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MEXC to Delist Monero: Trading and Withdrawal Deadlines
MEXC ends XMR spot trading on November 13 at 09:00 UTC and perpetuals at 10:00 UTC. Deposits are closed, with withdrawals open for 30 days after delisting.
MEXC will end Monero (XMR) and DASH spot trading on November 13, 2026, at 09:00 UTC. Deposits are already closed. Its spot delisting notice gives holders 30 days after delisting to withdraw, without specifying an exact cutoff.
A separate futures notice sets the end of XMR and DASH USDT-M perpetuals one hour later, at 10:00 UTC. MEXC says it will close remaining positions at its fair price at that time.
Verified November 11, 2026, at 20:23 UTC against both notices and MEXC's delistings index. Pacific times below use PST, UTC minus eight hours, for November 13.
MEXC Monero delisting deadlines
| Service | UTC timing | Pacific timing | What changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| XMR and DASH deposits | Already closed | Already closed | Do not send new deposits |
| Spot trading | Nov 13, 09:00 | Nov 13, 1 AM PST | MEXC stops trading and cancels open orders |
| USDT-M perpetuals | Nov 13, 10:00 | Nov 13, 2 AM PST | MEXC closes positions at its fair price and cancels orders |
| XMR and DASH withdrawals | 30 days after delisting | Exact cutoff not stated | Withdraw remaining coins within the announced window |
If you hold spot XMR
Canceling an unfilled sell order does not sell the coins. Holders need to arrange withdrawals during the announced window.
Check your available balance, receiving address, withdrawal fee and any account-specific restrictions before submitting a withdrawal. Avoid waiting until the end of the announced period. MEXC warns that sending deposits after closure could lead to asset losses.
For a personal wallet, our wallet setup and first-transaction guide explains receiving XMR and backing up recovery information. After receipt, a wallet may show a balance before it becomes spendable. Our balance and confirmation guide explains that distinction.
If you hold a leveraged position
A USDT-M perpetual is a trading contract, separate from a withdrawable spot XMR balance. Moving spot coins does not close a futures position. Review the futures account separately, including pending orders and any bots using the affected pairs.
MEXC encourages traders to close positions before delisting. Its notice also covers the affected pairs in Demo Trading and Futures Grid Trading where applicable, and asks users to disable affected grid bots. Automatic settlement uses the exchange's fair price at delisting. A pending limit order does not guarantee an exit at its requested price.
MEXC gives no reason for removing XMR and DASH in either notice. Check MEXC's current notices and withdrawal screen before acting, particularly for any clarification of the withdrawal cutoff.