If you’re not seeing the BNB/USDC trading pair on a particular exchange, there could be several potential reasons:

1. Exchange Availability

Not all exchanges list every possible trading pair. Some exchanges may not support BNB/USDC directly, and instead, offer common pairs like BNB/USDT or BNB/BTC. The availability of trading pairs depends on the exchange’s liquidity and demand for that specific pair. Always check if your exchange supports both tokens and whether they offer that specific pair.

2. Liquidity Issues

In some cases, exchanges may remove or temporarily disable trading pairs due to low liquidity, meaning there isn’t enough trading volume or market interest to support smooth transactions. Low liquidity can lead to slippage or unfavorable price changes during trades, prompting exchanges to delist or hide the pair.

3. Regulatory Compliance

Certain exchanges or jurisdictions might limit the availability of specific stablecoin pairs like USDC due to regulatory restrictions. If an exchange has concerns about compliance, it may decide to restrict or not offer the BNB/USDC pair for users in certain countries or regions.

4. Temporary Maintenance or Suspension

There are times when exchanges undergo maintenance or updates on specific markets or trading pairs. If the BNB/USDC pair is not showing up, it could be temporarily disabled for upgrades, maintenance, or technical reasons related to either the BNB or USDC markets.

5. Market Updates

If you’re using a decentralized exchange (DEX) or liquidity pool, the absence of a BNB/USDC pair could indicate that the pool has insufficient liquidity, or it has been merged with a larger pool (such as BNB/USDT). Ensure you’re using the latest version of the exchange’s interface and that it supports cross-stablecoin trades.

What to Do:

• Check the exchange’s support page to confirm if the BNB/USDC pair is listed.
• Verify liquidity on decentralized exchanges or liquidity pools to ensure there’s enough volume for that pair.
• Use alternative pairs, such as BNB/USDT or USDT/USDC, which are usually more widely available.

If the issue persists, contact the support team of the specific exchange for further clarification.