Binance has taken a new step to strengthen its trading volume in the Turkish market. The exchange announced the addition of four new TRY pairs to the spot market on November 26th, and will also activate Trading Bot support for these pairs. This will provide users with a wider range of trading options and enable faster movement in the TRY-based market with automated strategies.
Binance Adds New Options to the Turkish Market
Binance has taken a new step to expand its trading options in the spot market. The exchange announced the launch of four new TRY trading pairs on November 26, 2025. ACM/TRY, DODO/TRY, HEI/TRY, and XTZ/TRY will now be added to the TRY-based pairs, which have attracted significant interest from active traders in the Turkish market. This expansion creates a variety that will allow both new users and experienced investors to develop different strategies.
These trading pairs will be active in the spot market starting at 3:00 PM Turkish Time on November 26, 2025. Considering Turkish time, investors will be able to start trading these new pairs in the afternoon. Binance has recently been placing greater emphasis on TRY-based pairs, which are particularly popular in the region. This makes it easier for users to trade in local currencies and increases market depth.
Beyond the new pairs, another noteworthy announcement from Binance is support for Trading Bots. On the same date and time, November 26th, at 3:00 PM Turkish Time, the Spot Algo Orders feature will be activated for ACM/TRY, DODO/TRY, HEI/TRY, and XTZ/TRY pairs. This step represents a significant convenience for investors building automated strategies, as TRY pairs often experience periods of rapid volatility, and Trading Bots offer more systematic strategies by reducing the burden of manual trading.
Binance's statement also outlines a number of conditions that users must adhere to. First, it is important to remember that TRY is not a digital currency but is traded entirely as a fiat currency. Therefore, users wishing to trade the new pairs must complete account verification. Investors who fail to verify their accounts will not be able to use these trading pairs.
The exchange also devoted considerable attention to regulatory compliance. Due to legal requirements, users residing in certain countries will not be able to trade these pairs. The list of these regions includes Canada, Cuba, the Crimea Region, Iran, the Netherlands, North Korea, Syria, the United States and all its territories, and the non-governmental areas of Ukraine. Binance noted that this list may be updated over time in response to regulatory changes.
The expansion of TRY pairs appears to demonstrate the exchange's appeal, particularly to Turkish investors. Making it easier to open trades in the local currency eliminates the hassle of foreign exchange transfers and increases liquidity. The launch of TRY-based trading for well-known assets such as ACM and XTZ, as well as HEI and DODO, will make these coins accessible to a wider audience.
