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 (38%)
• Website (38%)
• Mobile App (13%)
• Login (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	17 days ago
Itu	Website	23 days ago
Seattle	Website	23 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	1 month 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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  Greenpeace.BNB.probablynothing.LUNC (@Greenpeace06_09) reported 8 minutes ago

  I've been warning you about a Crypto cleanse for years. **** coins and exchanges will all crash and go to zero. Only the educated retail and the exchanges that were smart enough to work with the US government and have massive cash reserves will survive. Basically.....Binance, kraken and educated retail. The rest will be gone. It's almost time to say goodbye to the uneducated who didn't listen to me and invested in all the **** coins. Only the strong and educated will survive. This turbulence will be insane and horrifying. You get through it with me and we will achieve financial freedom at the end. ALL OF THIS IS NECESSARY! REMEMBER WHAT I SAID FOR YEARS...... ONLY 1 PERCENT OF THE COMMUNITY FROM JANUARY 2023 WOULD MAKE IT TO .01. $Lunc #GreenpeaceUNITED

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  BIG_JOE!🌙 (@BIGJOE65_AWAKEN) reported 9 minutes ago

  Seen some of these new memes…good memes I mean go to **** because they be chasing listings Don’t get me wrong…some listings are great but In such market conditions…listings won’t bring the hype you need…unless you are chasing Binance which is usually unrealistic Build your community,deliver on what you promised and keep pushing. It’s a new week…GM!

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  Vlad Hr (@VHryt2006) reported 11 minutes ago

  @ZachWitkoff @binance And wlfi down to 0

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  Crypto Bull ₿ ⚡ (@bullcryptobtc) reported 12 minutes ago

  Bitmart one of the worst exchanges. To help Crypto recover! I suggest @binance will list all tokens in Bitmart.and evaluate. Or choose some nice tokens like $stamp #SRC20 , bitcoin stamps .

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  Rahima (@creatornibbi) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris Now my transactions are stuck. I even contacted Binance Support, but they said they couldn't help and that the tokens can't be recovered. 🥲 Now all of my funds are stuck. What should I do?

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  𝙤1𝙥! | Bitsfex (@proletu) reported 13 minutes ago

  @timmyisagod Why hasn’t Binance or Gate shut down? There’s more to this, and crypto isn’t dead.

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  Anti Misinfo Watch (@JimGentile12) reported 14 minutes ago

  @QubbleOfficial The regulatory issue is real, but it does not automatically mean funds are frozen or Binance is banned everywhere. The exact jurisdiction and service restriction matter. That distinction changes the whole claim.

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  RnGcrYptO 🎲 🤙🏾 (@RnGcrYptO) reported 14 minutes ago

  macro pressure across the board 👀 bond yields ripping, fed odds climbing, and testing support. the receipts? binance bids showing up right on cue liquidity defense at $64k working for now 🫡🏾 this is where it gets interesting. when macro tightens, everything gets repriced. watch volume on any bounce ⚡ #Bitcoin #Crypto #Macro

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  bitjul (@bitjul) reported 15 minutes ago

  @0xPonzito Well I am missing the reflink for that but rather feels like some bullshit someone not trading that day or not trading that much in general would say. Binance reports one liquidation order per second, so data could never been actual + all this USDe **** on that day - to even say CEXs were the good ones on this day is mental lol

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  Cas Abbé (@cas_abbe) reported 16 minutes ago

  Maybe we’ve been underestimating Gen Z 👀 This stood out to me while reading the latest @binance Research report. Despite all the stereotypes, only 5.9% of Gen Z’s TradFi trading volume comes from leveraged ETFs the lowest among every generation. Gen Z now accounts for 44% of users on both Binance Direct Stocks and bStocks. The data tells a very different story than the stereotypes. Turns out the next generation isn't chasing hype, they're entering markets earlier, investing with more discipline, and building long-term exposure. It's also an interesting sign that Binance is becoming a gateway for younger investors looking to access global markets.

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  Micheal iSpheare🐦 (@MichealResearch) reported 20 minutes ago

  $LUNC Burn Update As of today, LUNC Metrics reports a total of 453.41 billion LUNC burned. Over the past 7 days, approximately 185.4 million LUNC have been burned bya steady but routine pace that reflects the network's ongoing deflationary efforts. There have been: - No new exchange burn announcements. - No Binance monthly burn update, with the next report expected in early August. The burn campaign continues, but at its familiar slow and consistent pace, highlighting the need for higher trading activity and broader ecosystem growth to accelerate supply reduction. #LUNC...

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  Garrett (@Garreett_G) reported 22 minutes ago

  For a long time, I thought crypto had only one purpose. Buy. Wait. Sell. Then one day I noticed something called Simple Earn inside @binance. My first thought was, "What is this? Is this another way of trading?" It wasn't. Think about it like this. Imagine you have money in your wallet. If you spend it every day, it just sits there between purchases. But if you keep it somewhere designed to earn rewards, it can work differently while you aren't using it. That's the idea behind crypto earning products. They are different from trading because the goal isn't to buy and sell all day. They are designed for users who want to explore other ways of using eligible digital assets. When I learned about Binance Simple Earn, the first thing I understood was the difference between Flexible and Locked products. Flexible gives you more freedom to access eligible assets when needed. Locked usually means agreeing to keep eligible assets for a set period before they become available again. Neither is automatically better. They simply suit different needs. Understanding that one difference helped me stop thinking every Binance feature was just another trading tool. Sometimes learning one small concept removes a lot of confusion. Educational only. Reward rates, supported assets, eligibility and product availability vary by region. Always do your own research and use official Binance sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Wealthy Anon (@wealthyanon) reported 27 minutes ago

  Ten months after 10/10 and the crypto industry still hasn't reckoned with what actually happened, because the people who caused it wrote the official story before anyone else could. Nineteen billion dollars in leveraged positions wiped out in twenty four hours. Over a million and a half trading accounts destroyed. The single largest liquidation event in the history of this industry, bigger than FTX, bigger than Luna, bigger than anything that came before it. And the official explanation, the one Binance published themselves, is that it was macro. Tariff headlines. A bad Friday. Just markets being markets. That story falls apart the moment you look at what actually happened on their platform specifically. Binance ran a promotional campaign offering twelve percent yield on USDe, a synthetic stablecoin, and then let that same asset sit in their margin system as if it were cash equivalent collateral. Not a small technical detail. That decision is the entire reason what happened next was possible. When volatility hit and the broader market started to wobble, USDe depegged to around sixty five cents on Binance. Not anywhere else in the industry. Just Binance, because Binance's own internal pricing broke under a stress scenario their own risk team should have modeled. That local depeg is what turned a bad day into a historic collapse. It triggered a second wave of collateral revaluations that liquidated thousands of accounts which would have stayed solvent on literally any other exchange. Traders who had done nothing wrong, who were properly hedged, who understood risk better than most professionals in this space, got forcibly closed out because the platform they trusted mispriced its own collateral in real time. Some of the best hedged short positions in the market got auto deleveraged to plug Binance's own solvency gap, which means people who were protecting themselves correctly had that protection ripped away to cover Binance's mistake. Binance's defense is that seventy five percent of liquidations happened before the depeg even started, so the depeg wasn't the primary cause. Fine. Nobody is arguing macro pressure wasn't real that day. But that statistic conveniently ignores the question that actually matters, which is why the damage was so much worse specifically on their exchange once the depeg hit, and why hedged positions that should have survived didn't. Macro lit the fuse everywhere. Binance's own risk architecture is what turned their corner of the market into the epicenter. And here's the part that should bother you more than anything else. After publishing a postmortem insisting they weren't responsible, Binance quietly paid out over three hundred million dollars in compensation to affected users. Companies that genuinely believe they did nothing wrong don't cut nine figure checks to make a problem go away quietly. That payout is an admission dressed up as a goodwill gesture. This isn't a conspiracy theory. It's a documented sequence of decisions, a localized depeg, a compensation payout, and a public narrative built to survive scrutiny instead of explain it honestly. The exchange that controls the most liquidity in this industry created the conditions for its own historic failure and then spent months making sure the story sounded like an act of God instead of an act of negligence. Nineteen billion dollars doesn't disappear because of bad luck. It disappears because someone built the system that way.

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  C Brother (@bro_laszlo) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Lolsonrealtor My account is 8 years old on Binance. Binance is not MICA ready in Europe. Read about it. My account is working like everybody's else. They did not want to be MICA ready and we do not know why.

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  Ghost Geta (@sasacauk8) reported 35 minutes ago

  @BSCNews @binance @cz_binance This genius had so many important things to do that it was impossible to pay attention to everything

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  Mute (@MuteCuteBTC) reported 36 minutes ago

  Now I go to binance see US stocks down or up get market sense its very helpful when im not from US

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  Katherine🔶 (@Katherine_XBT) reported 39 minutes ago

  .@binance is the perfect real-world example of this. Regulators rejected them. Banks rejected them. Whole countries tried to shut them down. Lawsuits, investigations, “you can’t operate here” letters… they got hit with all of it. They just kept building anyway. And now they’re still the biggest exchange on the planet. Get rejected so much that the only thing left is execution. That’s the real game. Never Stop Building

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  TU_Crypto_News (@TU_Crypto_News) reported 40 minutes ago

  Binance is positioning itself as a one-stop platform for crypto services, according to co-founder Yi He. She pointed to more than $1.2 billion paid to stablecoin holders via Binance Earn since 2022 and broader access for investors with under $2,000.

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  Draxen (@Draxen_Web3) reported 42 minutes ago

  I expected one thing The data showed another Everyone says Gen Z invests for the hype Yet @binance latest research shows something much more interesting • 77% received formal financial education • Only 5.9% of their trading volume comes from leveraged ETFs • Their first investments are often companies like NVIDIA, Apple and Tesla not random bets Then another number caught my attention. 95% of Gen Z TradFi users on Binance are from emerging markets That completely changes the conversation Maybe this isn't just a story about Gen Z Maybe it's a story about access For millions of younger investors global markets are no longer something they read about. They're something they can actually participate in And that's reflected in the growth: • Gen Z now accounts for 44–45% of users across Binance's TradFi products • Their share of new TradFi users has grown from 41% to 47% in just the first half of 2026 Sometimes the biggest shift isn't louder It's simply becoming impossible to ignore The next generation isn’t waiting for the future of investing They’re already helping shape it.

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 42 minutes ago

  $BEAT has broken out of the ascending triangle, reclaimed the $3.00 breakout level, and is holding above it on the daily. Re-accumulation base built, higher lows stacking cleanly since. Currently at $4.122, up +17.37% today. Measured move from this breakout projects toward the same $10.00 target flagged three weeks ago, +143% from current levels alone. T1: $6.00-7.00 T2: $8.00 T3 (Max): $10.00 Structure still checks out. If breakout zone holds as support, this move continues. SPOT ONLY. Futures = your own risk, not mine. DYOR. NFA. #BEAT #Binance

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  Isabella Roowe (@CryptoConq_) reported 46 minutes ago

  There's a disabled baby hippo named Brötchen. Moodeng did around a 100x before, so I figured they might send this one too, so I bought the shitcoin. It's currently sitting at a $200k market cap. Feels like there's a trend around disabled animals lately—they also sent Jimothy up 100x. If you buy more than 1 SOL, you're taking full responsibility for yourself. There's a high chance it goes to zero, but I guess playing roulette once in a while doesn't hurt. Don't blame me if the devs rug it. I almost didn't post this—I hesitated at least 50 times because I rarely share these kinds of plays. A few animal news pages on Twitter have already posted about Brötchen. Honestly, I think it's more trustworthy than a lot of the random garbage listed on Binance. At least if it dies, it dies immediately instead of slowly bleeding everyone out. @Brotchen2026 CA: 9ZtbETDNjnST9Y2zs82FZYy49xUMPgqXRh46YjjRpump

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  Lem (@0xLemuel) reported 50 minutes ago

  @BunkeeMunkee only binance listing can save this ****

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  wali (@xwalii) reported 51 minutes ago

  @lechriss17 I have more than three wallets too but i always transfer all my funds through Binance P2P so all my transaction records are available on Binance btw toyu app is still not working even after reinstall 😭

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  Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) reported 53 minutes ago

  Bitcoin Whales Just Sent A Major Warning Before The Fed $BTC Whale Inflows To Binance Have Dropped 44% Since June. Retail Inflows? Only Down 22%. That Means Retail Is Now Sending 2x More BTC To Binance Than Whales. The Big Question... Are Whales Waiting For The Fed Before Making Their Next Move? With The FOMC Decision Around The Corner, This Divergence Could Soon Decide Bitcoin's Next Major Direction.

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  فاطمة (@Begzaad01) reported 54 minutes ago

  @novexztr Help me please Binance ID:885033663

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  Mork (@MorkHood) reported 56 minutes ago

  CT gets way too emotional every time an exchange shuts down we've got 200+ exchanges already, 90% of them are complete garbage you trade on Binance, another major CEX, or Hyperliquid anyway you probably didn't even know the exchange that closed today, or the one that'll close tomorrow, existed until someone tweeted about it so why do you even care?

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  SyAz (@SyAzCrypto1) reported 57 minutes ago

  If you're still running volume on Binance or any offshore CEX from India, this one's for you. India just flipped the switch on automatic reporting of those trades, while keeping the exact tax regime that forced everyone offshore in the first place. Some headlines call it "relief for investors" but this is the exact opposite of it. What's actually in it: → From 2027, exchanges (offshore ones in CARF jurisdictions included) report your 2026 activity straight to the CBDT, automatically → Exchanges now have to collect your tax residency and taxpayer ID at signup, that's the new layer on you → Not just exchanges, brokers and wallet providers are on the hook too → The data can surface old trades, not just new ones, and existing law is enough to issue notices on undisclosed past income What didn't change: → 30% flat tax and 1% TDS stay exactly where they are → 1% TDS is the real villain, a haircut on every trade win or lose, which is exactly why domestic volume died and people fled offshore → Only relief on the table is a DTAA credit if you already paid tax abroad, which most offshore retail never did Basically they closed the offshore door and left the tax on that made everyone use it. Pure stick & no carrot thing here. India closed the offshore door but left the 1% TDS that made everyone walk through it. So the volume doesn't come back onshore, it just gets quieter, more self-custody, more P2P, more patience. Indian volume comes back to Indian exchanges the day the TDS is cut, and not one day before.

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  FREEDOM of MONEY coin - $FREE since 2018 (@THE_FREE_COIN) reported 57 minutes ago

  .@zachxbt Hi Zachxbt, BitMart does not seem to wind down in a correct way ? What is your opinion ? Below my answer to a post of CZ about BitMart ---------------------------------------------------- Hi CZ, no orderly wind down at all by BitMart... Look at the Financial reserves of BitMart as published on Coinmarketcap Since several weeks their financial reserves published includes 0 BTC, 0 USDT, 0 ETH, 0 BNB, 0 SOL, ... Their complete financial reserves exists of unknown altcoins, mainly traded on BitMart ... 81% of their financial reserve is SISC, an altcoin with only 10 K holders, only traded on Bitmart, LBank, Pionex, Picol exchanges SISC only has 5800 followers on X, and 140 followers on Telegram This can not be considered an orderly wind down, most traders will be forced to withdraw their funds in SISC (instead of in USDT, BTC, ETH, BNB, ...) which will be without value after trading on BitMart ends Over the last month, Coinmarketcap reported BitMart in the TOP30 of exchanges, with daily trading volumes up to 2 billion USDT ? Really, does that look as reliable information published by Coinmarketcap ? Certainly because the financial reserves of BitMart published on Coinmarketcap already indicated a comple absence of BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, USDT, ... Coinmarketcap is owned by the Binance group, but its reputation of reliable source of crypto information is impacted by this ...

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  Killa (@KillaXBT) reported 59 minutes ago

  Everyone’s out here suddenly preaching that CEXes are dead and DEXes are the future. Just cause @BitMEX & @BitMartExchange are shutting operations. Just remember what actually went down on @HyperliquidX during the 10/10 cascade. Roughly $16 billion got liquidated across the whole market that day. About $9 billion of it was on Hyperliquid alone. Hyperliquid isn’t bigger than Bybit or Binance. Yet it produced liquidations roughly double the size of both of them combined. Binance had around $1B liquidated. Hyperliquid? $9.2B. Price wicked hard into levels that had never even been tested on other platforms. $BTC literally de-pegged then re-pegged so quickly that nobody could react/notice. All they knew was that they were liquidated. Positions got auto-deleveraged left and right so the platform itself didn’t eat the losses and go under. The traders did. So much for decentralisation & protecting the users. People got wiped out on levels that, in any normal liquid market, never should have been tested. And the people who shilled hyperliquid? Dead silence. Almost zero discussion on the topic, like the whole thing never happened. These DEXes don’t just facilitate trades. A big chunk of the business model is the liquidation engine itself, extracting value the second people get forced out. So spare me the cult narrative that DEXes are the inevitable next big thing. Cause I can assure you, there’s not a chance in hell I’ll ever trade on a platform like that. I’d rather trade on a CEX with deep order books and strong liquidity than risk dealing with failures when volatility hits.

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  Camille (@Camille113112) reported 1 hour ago

  @XRPcryptowolf Massive win for the entire ecosystem! Support from Binance combined with airdrop rewards is going to hyper-drive RLUSD liquidity. Everyone eating well soon 🚀🥳