M4Markets Seychelles Announces Temporary Crypto CFD Hours for 07 February 2026
A notice on the M4Markets Seychelles website says Crypto CFD trading hours will be temporarily adjusted on Saturday, 07 February 2026, citing scheduled server maintenance. It lists sessions of 01:00–09:45 and 10:30–23:59 GMT+2, a 09:45–10:30 break, and normal hours resuming Sunday, 08 February 2026.
View original sourceSaturday trading schedule
For Saturday, 07 February 2026, the notice gives two Crypto CFD trading sessions in GMT+2: 01:00–09:45 and 10:30–23:59. Trading is scheduled to break from 09:45 to 10:30 GMT+2.
Sunday resumption
On Sunday, 08 February 2026, the notice lists 00:00–23:59 GMT+2 and says normal trading hours resume.
Maintenance and company guidance
M4Markets attributed the temporary schedule to scheduled server maintenance, which it said is intended to enhance platform performance and support a smooth trading experience. The company encouraged traders to consider the temporary changes when managing open positions or planning weekend activity, and said support is available for further assistance.
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