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Find out why an order is waiting, what a partial fill means, and which records to check before placing another.
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Binance Order Expired but You Didn't Cancel? Self-Trade Prevention Explained
Check why a Binance order expired without you cancelling it. Learn how self-trade prevention affects the remainder, earlier fills and locked funds.
Binance trading pair paused or halted: what happens to your open orders
When a Binance Spot pair shows BREAK, HALT or CANCEL_ONLY, open orders stop matching but may stay open and keep funds locked. Check the pair status, fills and locked balance before deciding to cancel.
Partially filled orders: what has filled and what remains
See what a partially filled spot order means, calculate its executed and remaining quantity, understand locked funds, and decide whether to cancel the rest.
Why a Binance limit order is not filling
Diagnose an unfilled Binance limit order by checking acceptance, side and price, liquidity, queue position, partial fills, locked funds, and current rules.
Available and locked balance: where your funds are committed
Understand Binance Spot free and locked balances, trace reserved funds to open orders, and reconcile partial fills, cancellations, fees, and account locations.