Binance Adds PAXG, ASTER, SUI, and XRP Pairs to Cross Margin Trading

Binance has announced the introduction of various new trading pairs to its Margin platform further giving traders additional choices in terms of advanced flexibility and exposure to significant digital assets. The update, released on February 10, 2026, confirms that several assets will be listed under Cross Margin trading during the day, which is another move in enhancing the Binance margin trading ecosystem, which the company has been undertaking.

The new listings will be introduced in two stages, according to the official announcement, the users will be able to acquire both stable and high-demand crypto assets using Cross Margin accounts.

PAXG/USD1 to Launch First on Cross Margin

The initial trading pair to be listed will be PAXG/USD1 and will commence on Cross Margin at 08:30 UTC on February 10, 2026. PAXG or Pax Gold is a gold-backed token, which provides traders with gold-backed value in a digital set-up.

The combination of PAXG and USD1 makes Binance offer margin traders a new alternative that involves having a tokenized commodity with a stable reference currency. This action could attract those users who seek diversification or hedging in the Margin trading environment.

ASTER, SUI, and XRP Pairs to Follow

Afterwards, Binance Margin will add three other trading pairs to Cross Margin at 10:30 UTC. These are ASTER/U, SUI/U and XRP/U. The incorporation of such pairs brings a blend of new and old assets to the Margin platform.

ASTER is a more recent program that is taking off in the digital assets world, whereas SUI is still making headway in its attention to scalability and performance. XRP is among the most actively traded cryptocurrencies in the world, and most commonly linked with using it to make a cross-border payment. The availability of them on Cross Margin provides a greater range of opportunities to traders who are interested in getting exposure to various segments of the market through leveraged strategies.

Risk Considerations for Newly Listed Pairs

Binance highlighted that trading pairs that are newly listed tend to be highly volatile, especially during their initial days after their introduction. Consequently, this is prompting users to implement strong risk management measures when trading these assets using margin.

Most margin trading activities involve borrowing money to increase the size of a position which may increase the percentage of gains and losses. Before risking their funds with the new pairs, Binance recommended that the users should examine margin limits, collateral ratios, and interest rates charged.

In Binance, the most up-to-date data on marginable assets can be accessed by referring to the Margin Data section. This entails information about the amount one can borrow, a security, and the interest rates that can vary as time goes by depending on the market dynamics.