FXCL Markets Cancels FXCL-Main2 Maintenance, Leaving 22 May 2026 Trading Uninterrupted
FXCL Markets said the scheduled maintenance previously announced for its FXCL-Main2 server has been cancelled, and trading on 22 May 2026 will run on the regular timetable without interruption. The notice, dated 21 May 2026, gives no reason for the cancellation and does not identify which instruments or account types were affected.
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In a notice published on 21 May 2026, FXCL Markets stated that the scheduled maintenance previously announced for the FXCL-Main2 server had been cancelled. According to the company, trading on 22 May 2026 will be available according to the regular timetable without interruptions. The announcement does not state why the maintenance was called off, how long the original work was expected to take, or whether it will be rescheduled. It also does not specify which instruments, platforms or account types would have been affected by the original maintenance window, and no session times or time zone are given for the 22 May schedule, so the applicable timetable is the one already in force on the server. Clients seeking instrument-level timing should refer to the platform's standard schedule.
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