Binance status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Binance reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Binance users through our website.

• Transactions (50%)
• Website (30%)
• Mobile App (10%)
• Login (10%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Binance outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	4 hours ago
Itu	Website	7 days ago
Seattle	Website	7 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	16 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  KidMoseby (@KidMoseby) reported 5 minutes ago

  @frsinolao If scammers know exactly who has a Binance account, users have every right to question whether Binance is doing enough to protect customer data and prevent targeted phishing.

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  PhaseD Insights (@PhaseDInsights) reported 6 minutes ago

  @_RichardTeng @reuters_next Richard Teng on rebalancing portfolios when assets get expensive is smart advice 🔥 Binance expanding access beyond crypto to more markets at low cost — building for the next billion users 👀

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  CoinTrends (@cointrendsxyz) reported 7 minutes ago

  @zachxbt @binance @Gate_io Thank you for providing this research on $LAB. Because of you we have flagged LAB recently before this crash happened and even though we are not a big platform if we managed to help one person avoid losses, it was worth it.

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  ToM (@Seemore170) reported 8 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 @blknoiz06 I lost over $25,000 trying to recover losses too fast. Starting again from absolute zero now. These screenshots are from my Binance/MEXC history. I’m not asking for luxury — just one real opportunity. Even a small chance could genuinely change my life. I can privately verify everything through Binance/MEXC if needed. If anyone can help this reach Ansem, I’d truly appreciate it. 🙏

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  JΞFF🧸 (@JefferyCrypt) reported 9 minutes ago

  As a crypto and stock trader, my capital is split across two or three platforms right now. USDT on my exchange, dollars in a brokerage, and neither account knows the other exists. Every time I want to move between the two, I'm converting, withdrawing, waiting. My money spends more time in transit than it does working. Tokenized stocks are supposed to fix this. But most of them stop at price exposure. The token sits in your wallet, tracks a stock price, and that's it. You can't use it as collateral. You don't receive dividends. You can't plug it into a margin account or a trading bot. That's why I've been testing Bitget's rToken this week cos I wanted to see if the capital efficiency claims hold up. Each token is backed 1:1 by real shares held with Alpaca Securities, a FINRA-registered broker, with independent verification from The Network Firm. Their public transparency dashboard currently shows $114M in verified reserves across 551 stocks at 100% collateralization. You can check it yourself any time. But the backing isn't what makes it interesting. What makes it interesting is what the token does after you buy it. I picked up ~$200 of rNVDA at 5am on a Friday using USDT, while Nasdaq was still hours from opening. The fill was instant, the spread was a few cents on a $202 stock, and the fee was about $0.10 total. Once it landed, the rNVDA showed up alongside my crypto in one unified account. I switched to Advanced mode, and my ~$198 of stock exposure unlocked over $1,200 in futures margin. Dividends are paid in USDT, stock splits reflected automatically. The same capital is holding stock exposure and backing leveraged trades at the same time. The rough edges are real though. The margin feature doesn't work in the default account mode and you need to know to switch to Advanced for the collateral to kick in. That's a UX miss for a product whose biggest selling point is capital efficiency. I'd also want to see how execution holds up during earnings or FOMC volatility. Overnight spreads were tight, but that's the easy part. Tokenized stocks went from $2M to nearly $1B in market cap in just over a year. Bitget, Binance, Robinhood, and Ondo are all competing for this category now, and the differentiator is no longer whether you can put a stock onchain. It's what that stock can do once it's there, and the products that treat tokenized equities as productive, composable assets rather than passive price trackers are the ones most likely to win this race.

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  Harun Eroğlu (@trasharun) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binancezh The Binance app stole $7,000 of my funds. I contacted customer service, and they blocked me. The Binance app is a thief and a scammer. User-16bc7 ID: 343880937 This is my Binance account. They track you via IP address, track your coins, and steal your funds.

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  Venu ⚡ 888 (@vmr888ct) reported 10 minutes ago

  @arihantbansal @UmbraPrivacy @UmbraPrivacy send some sol to my binance exchange adress via private payment , but it's not received help me to solve my issue

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  enitandaoeth (@Enitan510) reported 10 minutes ago

  @dyscr1993 @0xXIAOc Use wallet connect Then pick binance wallet (it will connect) Then add your email and verify it Then log out Then use the binance wallet to connect your wallet to login Then verify

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 10 minutes ago

  @SpellCrypto5 down 98.9% from ath, manipulation flags from last year, binance delisted the BRL pair. solana ai meme with heavy volume but brutal history

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  Naveed Qureshi (@Qureshi12Naveed) reported 13 minutes ago

  @moonpay Moonpay are ******* scammers. It deducts 10-15€ per 100 € deposit, whereas Binance deposit takes only 1€-2€. I have feed Moonpay 1500 - 2000 € as fee. ******* for using Moonpay services.

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  Emirhan (@DirectorEmirhan) reported 13 minutes ago

  @hamybinance @BinanceHelpDesk @binance I still haven't received a response, that's really awful.

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  gooooat (@Aiidiction) reported 16 minutes ago

  @0xSweep this index is broken. price goes where @binance wants it to go. they fully control the price

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  Tori Underwood (@ToriUnderwood1) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TayoAjayi516433 Since Binance manages the BNB network, this issue can only be handled by their support team. Please contact Binance Support with the details of your issue, and they'll be in the best position to investigate and assist you.

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  Meme 💚 Green (@meme__green) reported 18 minutes ago

  @fibonacki It was created and ran by industry insiders who had great connections. Basically the original founders of CMC, after they sold the site to Binance. But still maintained some valuable connections with CEX exchanges and other marketing agencies, backing to make dog slop fly.

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  Exola Blog (@exolablog247) reported 20 minutes ago

  Nigeria Presses Pause On Binance Tax Case As Settlement Talks Outlive Court Sessions Court cases often begin with loud accusations, only for everyone to suddenly discover the beauty of quiet conversations somewhere along the way. Perhaps even legal battles occasionally get tired of arguing. In Nigeria, the long running dispute between the Federal Government and cryptocurrency exchange Binance has taken another pause, not because the issues have disappeared, but because both sides say they are still trying to settle the matter outside the courtroom while the legal clock keeps ticking. The Federal High Court in Abuja has adjourned the alleged tax evasion case involving the Federal Government and Binance Holdings Limited until September 24 to allow both parties continue discussions aimed at reaching an out of court settlement. Justice Emeka Nwite granted the adjournment after counsel to the Federal Government, Moses Ideho, informed the court that negotiations between the government and the cryptocurrency company were still ongoing. The judge had earlier fixed the hearing date in May after lawyers representing both sides disclosed that settlement discussions were already in progress. Binance had initially sought an amicable resolution of the dispute on March 24, and those discussions are still continuing.

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  NeoFi - Crypto Investments Done Right (@NeofiOfficial) reported 22 minutes ago

  • Binance CEO revealed 70% of Binance EU users have moved to self-custody wallets following MiCA.
• Mantle migrated its $2.5B Super Portal from LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP to strengthen security.
• CEX listing activity fell to a two-year low in June, down roughly 77% from

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  Towqeer Gilkar (@towqeerdxb) reported 23 minutes ago

  Everyone thinks Kraken's new AI trade advisor is about making retail smarter. Wrong. It's about keeping you on the platform longer. Kraken just announced they're rebuilding their entire app around an AI assistant that'll "recommend trades" and "tailor investing tools" to your goals. Sounds helpful until you realize what problem this actually solves — for them, not you. The real game: exchanges are bleeding active users to Telegram trading bots and on-chain tools. Unibot did 46k ETH in fees last cycle. Banana Gun processed 2.1 billion in volume in six months. Retail doesn't need another centralized interface — they're already gone. So now every CEX is pivoting to "AI advisor" theatre. Coinbase rolled out similar stuff in March. Binance has had "strategy bots" for two years. None of it beat simply holding SOL from the 2023 bottom or rotating into AI tokens when the Nvidia earnings started printing in May. The ***** truth about AI trade recommendations: they're optimized for platform engagement metrics, not your P&L. More trades means more fees. Tailored tools means longer session times means better numbers for the Series Whatever pitch deck. Compare that to what actually works in Dubai — I've watched three separate groups tokenize buildings in Business Bay and JLT this year. Real contracts, real rental yield, real exit liquidity through secondary markets. No AI needed to tell you that 8 percent annual return in USDC beats timing altcoin pumps on 10x leverage. Kraken's CEO probably believes this helps users... but the incentive structure doesn't lie. You want alpha? Build systems that don't need you checking prices sixteen times a day. Am I being too cynical or is this exactly the UX trap it looks like?

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  Trozan The Builder (@trozan006) reported 24 minutes ago

  SKHY Is Live on Nasdaq. But the Bigger Question Is: Where Are You Trading It? The biggest foreign share sale in U.S. history is finally trading. SK Hynix (SKHY) arrived on Nasdaq after demand exceeded supply by more than 7x. Most people are focused on the ticker. I was focused on something else. Where does the liquidity actually come from? Since rSKHY is brand new, I used NVIDIA as the benchmark. Both are closely tied through the AI supply chain, and NVDA provides a reliable way to compare execution quality across platforms. So I opened four screens side by side: ➩ TradingView (Nasdaq reference price) ➩ @bitget rToken ➩ @Gate xStock ➩ @binance bStock The difference was obvious. So, Bitget order book stayed noticeably deeper, with more size sitting at the best bid and ask. Larger liquidity means orders can be absorbed with less slippage, tighter execution, and prices that stay closer to the underlying Nasdaq market. A deep order book matters far more than a headline price. Two platforms may display nearly identical prices, but if one has thin liquidity, a larger order can move the market against you before it's fully filled. That's exactly why execution quality matters on day one of a major listing like SKHY. For anyone trading rSKHY, what matters isn't just getting access. It's getting access with liquidity that reflects the real market. I recorded the comparison live so anyone can verify it themselves. Open Bitget, Gate, Binance, and TradingView during U.S. market hours, compare the order books side by side, and see which venue holds up when liquidity matters most. That's the difference I wanted to measure before placing a trade.

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  GLITCH (@Rukkssss__) reported 25 minutes ago

  2/ 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟭: 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻 𝗕𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗪𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝘁 Start from Binance Wallet. This is important because the campaign is designed to make TRON DeFi easier to access directly from a wallet environment users already understand. Open your wallet and go to the event page or DApp discovery section.

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  Kaelix (@KaelixAlpha) reported 26 minutes ago

  Most people enter crypto through Spot trading. Then they hear about Futures, see screenshots of huge profits, and wonder if they're missing out. I used to think the same. The truth is, Spot and Futures are two completely different games. Knowing the difference can save you a lot of money. Here's how I explain it to beginners. 🧵 When I buy Bitcoin on the spot market, I actually own the Bitcoin. If I buy 0.1 BTC, it belongs to me. I can hold it for months, move it to my wallet, stake it (where available), or simply wait for the market to recover if prices fall. It's like buying a house. You own the asset. Futures trading is different. I don't actually own the Bitcoin. Instead, I'm trading a contract that follows Bitcoin's price. I'm simply predicting whether the price will go up or down. If I think BTC will rise, I can go Long. If I think it will fall, I can go Short. That's something spot trading doesn't normally allow. Now let's talk about leverage. This is the part that attracts everyone. Imagine I have $100. In Spot, I can only buy around $100 worth of BTC. In Futures, I might control a much larger position using leverage. Sounds exciting, right? But here's what many beginners don't realize... Leverage doesn't only increase profits. It increases losses just as fast. A small move against my position can wipe out my trade completely. That's why I always tell new traders: Don't focus on how much you can make. Focus on how much you can lose. Here's a simple example. Suppose Bitcoin is trading at $100,000. In Spot, if it drops 10%, my investment loses 10%, but I still own my Bitcoin. In Futures with high leverage, that same move could liquidate my position before I even have time to react. That's the difference. Spot gives me time. Futures demands precision. So which one is better? Neither. It depends on my goal. If I'm investing for the long term and building a portfolio, I prefer Spot. If I'm trading short-term market moves with a clear strategy, strict risk management, and predefined stop-losses, I may use Futures. Both have opportunities. Both have risks. The biggest mistake I see isn't choosing Spot or Futures. It's trading products people don't fully understand. I've learned that protecting capital is more important than chasing quick profits. There will always be another trade tomorrow. There won't always be another chance if I lose my account today. If you're just starting, spend more time learning than trading. Understand position sizing. Learn risk management. Practice with small amounts. Build consistency before increasing exposure. Crypto rewards patience far more than excitement. This isn't financial advice It's simply what I've learned from watching markets and managing risk. Always do your own research (DYOR), never invest money you can't afford to lose, and remember that surviving the market is what allows you to benefit from future opportunities #LearnWithBinance #Binance

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  Cheeky Crypto (@CheekyCrypto) reported 39 minutes ago

  OFFICIAL: XRP Exchange Flows Flip Negative XRP looks weak on the chart, but exchange flows tell a different story. While XRP dropped hard, Binance wallet flows flipped negative for the first time in almost a year, reserves started falling, and large wallet outflows appeared on Coinbase. This breakdown follows the clues behind the shrinking exchange supply, from 170 million XRP leaving Binance reserves to a combined 228 million XRP moving away from Binance and Upbit. The big question is whether this is early accumulation, simple exchange reshuffling, or a supply squeeze starting to form before price confirmation arrives. We look at on chain data, exchange reserves, sell pressure, support zones, and why July 10th, 2026 could matter for XRP holders. Subscribe for more in-depth crypto breakdowns. #XRP #Ripple #CryptoNews

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  Jet (@JetXBT) reported 39 minutes ago

  @EmcryptOnchain_ @Gate @binance Some hacker get his login, and it seems like Gate's review process is not strict.

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  Sahir Zebari (@SahirZebari) reported 44 minutes ago

  @binance I need help

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  Greenpeace.BNB.probablynothing.LUNC (@Greenpeace06_09) reported 48 minutes ago

  WTF NEXT???? At least Dutch Lunc has the courage to vote. Wtf is wrong with your DELEGATORs? You have barely voted in the last year. You scam money from your delegators by selling virtual land, subscriptions, etc... you attack Binance with zero evidence, you show up at DK sentencing hearing to push your VALIDATOR and LUNC Dash. Your delegators should be embarrassed. You are a joke. Grow a pair NEXT delegators and support someone who actually cares and yet never sells you a bunch of BS. $lunc #GrreenpeaceUNITED

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  Bobby Ong (@bobbyong) reported 49 minutes ago

  Some people have asked me what do I think of this current bear cycle - does it feel worse than previous cycles? Or previous cycles were much worse? Short answer to this question is that - to me, this bear cycle feels pretty much exactly the same as the previous 3 bear cycles that I've gone through. Perhaps I'm also a bit desensitized to price movements by now. Long answer to this question is that how one feels during the bear cycle depends entirely on each individual's circumstances. Are your funds safe, did you get liquidated, did you get hacked, did you manage to sell during the bull cycle, did you lose your job, is your company growing etc. For example, if you had all your crypto stuck in FTX or Terra's ecosystem in the previous bear cycle, that must have felt like hell to you to have all your liquid assets disappear overnight. This cycle, we didn't have any ecosystem going entirely belly up, so this bear may have felt like a breeze instead. For some other folks, this cycle could be terrible cause if you had been trading futures on Binance, you would have been liquidated with the 10/10 incident last year. It was not a spot blowup, but almost everyone trading futures had their account blew up. Or maybe you were using some DeFi protocols and unfortunately got your funds drained from one of the many hacks that took place this year and saw them all disappear. Or maybe you have been trading alts, and alts have been bleeding since Jan 2025. It's been nearly 18 months of down only negative news cycle with no light at the end of the tunnel, and quite frankly this is depressing. This cycle is horrible as the ATH bull that we were promised for all our tokens like ETH, SOL etc all did not appear. Yes, we briefly touched ATH but it wasn't a sustained period of elevated prices way beyond the ATH. Or maybe you lost your job and that's a horrible feeling this cycle. Or maybe you work in a company involved with stablecoins or tokenization and despite the bear market, you are busier than ever and on track for a big bonus cause Wall Street can't get enough of this right now. If you had been prudent and taken profit last year before the 10/10 incident, then this cycle would not be as bad for you. You probably would have learned your lesson by now and probably also wiser to know what to expect this cycle. So yea, that's my long answer on how I answer this question on whether this bear cycle is worse or not. It all depends on your own circumstance. We learn to be a bit stronger each bear cycle. Stay strong this bear cycle. We are hopefully coming towards the end soon.

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  Vogs (@Vogscrypyo) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Logan_BTC__ @binance @binance please solve this issue

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  John Dillinger (@JDpublicenemy) reported 51 minutes ago

  @puddles42069 imagine boom now BINANCE listing, or some ****! everyone would be in disbelief. We are positioned and runnnn it

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  Artyom (@artyom_mtr) reported 51 minutes ago

  Why are you dumping every day? @binance, @coinbase please delist $POL $MATIC protect us from this guy and team @0xPolygon, they dump every day a **** load of token. $BTC $ETH $SOL $ADA $XRP $DOT $AVAX $OP $ARB #Bitcoin

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  Mular (@iMular_26) reported 51 minutes ago

  @beri_grizou Broo.. my Binance support get some change too oo.. but Binance won’t work in Naija 😭😭😭

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 1 hour ago

  TLM is on the radar, not in play — the setup only comes back if the 4-hour candles can close back above roughly $0.00234 on real volume. Zoom out and the daily chart tells you why patience wins here. TLM has already run hard and is stretched well above the level it usually gravitates back toward, which historically raises the odds of a cooldown rather than another leg up. Today's -4.6% candle underlines that, and price is now clinging to the $0.00210 shelf. Lose that floor and there isn't much underneath — the next real buyer interest sits far lower, down near $0.00146. The shorter timeframes don't offer much relief either. On the 4-hour chart, momentum is still bleeding lower rather than curling back up, and price is trading below the average cost of recent buyers — meaning most people who bought the last push are now sitting on losses and become natural sellers into any bounce. The 1-hour has already carved out a classic double-top, and the little bounce attempt on the 15-minute is faint enough to ignore. Add the market backdrop: Bitcoin is green while TLM is red, and flows are rotating back into BTC rather than out into alts. That's a tough current to swim against. None of this means TLM is written off — it means the chart hasn't earned attention yet. A decisive 4-hour close back above ~$0.00234, backed by real volume, would flip the near-term read and put it back on the working list. Until then, it stays a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $TLM · Available on Binance