If the Trade or Swap page shows Trading is temporarily halted., trading is paused on all markets, for example during a technical check or an incident. This is not related to your account.

New orders and swaps are not accepted: the buy and sell buttons are inactive until the pause ends. If you try anyway, you see Trading is temporarily halted. You can still cancel your open orders. Please try again later.
You can cancel your orders at any time: find them in Open Orders and click Cancel. The reserved funds return to your available balance at once: Where do I see and cancel my orders?
Limit orders stay as they are. Orders already in the order book keep their place; orders that were not yet processed are processed after the pause, at the prices of that moment.
Stop-limit orders stay too. They trigger on the trades made after the pause, when the price reaches the stop price.
Market orders that were still waiting when the pause started are cancelled, so that they are not filled later at a different price. The funds reserved for them return to your balance, and you get an "order cancelled" notification.
Deposits, withdrawals and transfers between your own accounts work as usual, unless a separate notice says otherwise.

Trading paused on one market

Sometimes only one pair is paused, while all other markets trade as usual. The pair stays in the market lists with the mark Paused, and its trade page shows Trading on BTC/USDT is temporarily paused. (with the name of the pair).

The order book, the chart and your orders on this pair stay visible. The buy and sell buttons and the swap on this pair are inactive until the pause ends. If you try anyway, you see Trading on this market is temporarily paused. You can still cancel your open orders. Please try again later.
Everything else is as during a pause on all markets: you can cancel your orders, limit and stop-limit orders stay and are processed after the pause, market orders that were still waiting on this pair are cancelled and their funds return to your balance.

A pause is not the same as a pair that has not opened yet (marked Soon) or a pair being delisted (marked Delisting or Delisted): see When does a new pair open, and what happens when a pair is delisted? If a pair is not shown at all or you see This market is not available, the pair is no longer traded on Strade.

Stay safe: Strade support never asks for your password, 2FA codes or seed phrase. Be careful with messages offering to "unlock" trading or move your funds during a pause: they are scams.