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 (60%)
• Website (20%)
• Transfer (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Vigo	Website	11 days ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	16 days ago
Dubai	Transactions	19 days ago
London	Transactions	30 days ago
Dortmund	Transfer	2 months ago
La Paz	Website	3 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Rowland (@revweaverr) reported 3 seconds ago

  @binance #HumansOfBinance University strikes in my country meant months of sitting at home, watching my youth slip away. While my friends were gaming, I was on Binance Academy with a dying phone battery and a slow data connection. I failed at first and lost my first $20 because..

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  anik (@anik688722) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AhmedTanji99459 @binance @BinanceHelpDesk Please solve this issue 🙏😭

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  Mahedi hasan (@MahediMl87579) reported 8 minutes ago

  @hoss2038 @binance Solve this problem.... @binance

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  Emmyboss (@emmanuel_i60369) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance That’s the real shift — from platform to backbone. When scale reaches billions, it stops being “an exchange” and starts behaving like global financial rails: payments, savings, markets, and access all converging in one ecosystem.

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  Onur (@onurc) reported 10 minutes ago

  @hthieblot 2017 has BINANCE. Wrong charts dont prove ****

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  defido 👊⛽️ (@defido) reported 11 minutes ago

  For anyone that doesn’t know. @neirowoof was 110% the leader for Neiro. Because its volume was huge, the noise from it massive. But what it couldn’t have is full and utter supply control for Binance. So they bundled one with Jack Yi and dumped it on perps. And then they bundled the other and put it on spot. But they did it when their spot version was dying, practically almost gone and out of no where dropped it at $12m on spot. During the same time Binance funded wallets purchased @neirowoof supply and started endlessly pushing the price down just before the listing.

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  Bryain CRYPTO (@yuvi2509) reported 12 minutes ago

  Mistake #2: Storing Bitcoin on an Exchange You buy Bitcoin on Binance. Leave it there. Think you're set. Then Binance gets hacked. You lose everything. This actually happened to Mt. Gox in 2014. $600M lost. The Fix: Move Bitcoin to your own wallet Hardware wallet (Ledger, Trezor)

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  Crevia Cockpit (@CreviaCockpit) reported 18 minutes ago

  4/ 🪙 BNB: $671.68, down 1.12%. Funding at 0.0000%, OI at $431.72M. BNB is the relative strength name in alts today, same as yesterday. Zero funding means no crowding. Binance announcing new altcoin listing pairs on its futures platform is a mild ecosystem positive.

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  RJ BNBier (@rafiaJ05) reported 20 minutes ago

  @binance winning isn't about luck,but about plan and having reliable team like @binance on your side.i want this jersey to represent binance in my village where just a few people know about crypto & binance and to show that we're all working for a decentralized future #TeamUpWithBinance

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  Naim4949 (Ø,G) 🦭/acc (@Naim499) reported 21 minutes ago

  @binance @BinnanceSupport Solve This Issue as soon as Possible. We Didn't do anything Wrong which can Violated Youe Rules. I Belive This was Tottally Binance Tools Problem. #Binance

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  Katoshi Naka ✨ (@KatoshiNaka) reported 21 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 No ****! This is what's gonna save us from Binance manipulation and run the markets in near future

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  Loser (@imsorrymaa) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Jia_Lilly01 @Dmdnisar786 Binance UID: 1098393480 PLEASE bless me mam. It'll help me to pay a small % of my medical bills.

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  Vivid Trance (@yrandomname43) reported 28 minutes ago

  Scamalakazam 🪄✨ I lost my MetaMask seed phrase, my Trust Wallet got drained, my Coinbase account is locked, Binance won't let me withdraw, someone hacked my Ledger, my Phantom wallet is empty, I forgot my 2FA, my Instagram got hacked, my WhatsApp is compromised, someone stole my Apple ID, my PayPal is frozen, Cash App won't respond, Venmo locked me out, my credit card has fraud charges, my bank account got drained, someone's catfishing me on Tinder, my OnlyFans got disabled, my Netflix password isn't working, and I need to recover my crypto urgently. Please DM me anyone who can help 🙏 customer support please respond

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  Jony (@jony675887) reported 29 minutes ago

  @IncomeWay21 Same problem @binance @cz_binance

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  Zarish fatima (@zarishfatima45) reported 29 minutes ago

  @binance In2025 , I used to think crypto was only for rich people, traders, or tech experts. I came from a place where financial opportunities felt limited. Saving money was hard, sending money across borders was expensive, and building wealth felt almost impossible for ordinary people like us. Then I discovered Binance. At first, I only wanted to learn. I spent nights watching videos, reading about blockchain, and trying to understand how this new world worked. Slowly, crypto changed my mindset completely. t taught me about financial freedom, patience, risk management, and believing that people anywhere in the world deserve access to the same opportunities. There were losses, mistakes, and difficult moments too. But every setback became part of the journey. #HumansOfBinance

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  kbmdao.eth (❖,❖) (@nastya_busel) reported 34 minutes ago

  @binance 👧 My name is Nastya. I’m not an IT specialist or a programmer. I worked at a bank for seven years in the “Training and Monitoring” department, where my responsibilities included verifying the accuracy of customer service representatives’ responses and helping them improve every day. The job was pretty interesting, but after 7 years there, I had reached my peak in everything. And since I’m a “go-getter,” I wanted more. Then one day (in early 2021), I heard about crypto from a friend and remembered that back in 2015, my brother had received 0.5 ETH for verification, but I hadn’t managed to do it back then. And now, in 2021, I’m hearing about crypto again. My friend refused to help me figure it out, so I decided I could handle it on my own—after all, the most important thing is always having the desire to understand something. I remember how huuuuge of a struggle it was for me; every day from 7:00 PM until late at night, I sat there trying to figure out everything—wallets, exchanges, DEXs, staking, IDOs, and so on. The information was out there, but it wasn’t organized or detailed. No one could help or explain the things I didn’t know. To be honest, I was scared—afraid of clicking the wrong button. But deep down, one thought kept me going: 👉 There’s a chance to change my life here. I felt that this field wasn’t just for the chosen few, not just for IT pros or geeks. It’s for those who aren’t afraid to learn and see things through to the end. But I didn’t give up. I started taking small steps and figuring everything out. It took a looooot of time. I remember when I got $100 from the Binance lottery. It was a shock. And that was the first time I felt, “Nastya, you’re on the right path.” That’s how my journey into crypto began. A few years have passed, and I can say one thing: I wasn’t wrong. Back then, at night, sitting in front of my laptop, I took my first small step. And it was that step that brought me to where I am now. Because crypto can really become a source of additional (and for some, even primary) income. The most important thing in everything is always desire and discipline. And thank you, Binance, for becoming my guide into the world of crypto.

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  PipSaGa (@PipSaga007) reported 35 minutes ago

  @binance My name is zadish , I’m 26 and I live in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Two years ago I was stuck. I had a small job in a local IT shop, earning just enough to help my parents and my younger sister with her college fees. But everything was getting more expensive rent, food, medicine for my father’s diabetes. I felt hopeless, like no matter how hard I worked, we were falling behind. One night while scrolling Facebook I saw a friend posting about Binance P2P. I was scared at first everyone said crypto is gambling and I had only 5,000 Taka to my name. But I read the reviews and decided to try. I bought my first USDT through P2P using bKash. The process was so simple and safe that I felt relief for the first time in months. Then I discovered Binance Academy. Every night after work I would study for one hour — lessons about spot trading, risk management, even how blockchain works. I started small, made mistakes, and lost a little money. It hurt, but I didn’t quit. I used Binance Earn to put my small holdings to work and watched them grow slowly and safely. The real turning point came last year. I had saved enough to help pay my sister’s full semester fees with the profit I made. When she hugged me and said “Bhai, you did this for me,” I cried. That moment I understood — crypto wasn’t just money, it was hope for my family. Today I still have my job, but Binance gave me a second income and real confidence. I feel in control of my future instead of just surviving. The security features, the easy P2P, and the free education made everything possible for a normal guy like me in Dhaka. Binance isn’t just an app. It’s Real People. Real Crypto. Real Stories. Thank you Binance for changing my life. #HumansOfBinance

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  pranayy (@pronoy) reported 38 minutes ago

  @buntyverse binance alpha is disgusting ****

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  The facilitator (@Kc59301374Kc) reported 41 minutes ago

  Binance Will Support the Base Network Upgrade & Hard Fork - 2026-05-21 Starting at approximately 2026-05-21 17:00 (UTC), Binance will suspend the deposits and withdrawals of token(s) on the Base network to support its network upgrade and hard fork to ensure the best user do

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  Elo $Ton💎 (@Freeworld_TON) reported 45 minutes ago

  @a_milz I'm sending directly from my Binance account to a contract! Is there a way to fix this?

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  Mahfuzur Rahman (@MahfuzRahm35758) reported 46 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk Binance is marking users as not eligible without any clear reason, which is very disappointing. This issue needs to be resolved quickly.

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  David (@David_W_Watt) reported 47 minutes ago

  @binance The last market crash broke me in ways I never expected. Watching portfolios collapse day after day felt like watching my hard work disappear in real time. I wasn’t a rich trader or someone with endless capital. I came from a normal family where every dollar mattered, so every loss felt personal. There were moments I almost gave up. People around me kept saying crypto was dead, that blockchain had no future, that I was wasting my time chasing digital dreams. But deep inside, something told me to keep learning instead of running away. So after work, while everyone slept, I stayed awake studying charts, blockchain technology, wallets, stablecoins, security, and market psychology. Sometimes with slow internet. Sometimes with zero motivation. But I kept going. Slowly, I stopped seeing crypto as just trading. I started seeing it as a revolution. A system where someone from a developing country could access global finance without needing permission. A space where knowledge mattered more than background. A world where financial freedom was finally possible for ordinary people like me. Crypto didn’t just change my income. It changed my mindset. Today, I can support my family, manage my own expenses, and connect with people worldwide who believe in the same decentralized future. The journey was painful, unpredictable, and full of losses but it made me stronger. And if there’s one thing this market taught me, it’s this: The people who survive crypto are not always the smartest traders. Sometimes they’re just the ones who refuse to quit. #HumansOfBinance

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  Paragon | DeFi × AI × Index (@PRGNChain) reported 47 minutes ago

  @binance crypto users after ignoring every warning message and losing access to a wallet 😭

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  𝑺𝐑 𝑪𝒉𝒐𝒘𝒅𝒉𝒖𝒓𝒚 (@Chowdhury1434) reported 48 minutes ago

  @alamin87950 Binance BD users are getting marked as Not Eligible without any clear reason this is seriously frustrating. If users follow all rules, then random disqualification isn’t fair at all. Hope Binance reviews this issue properly and gives Bangladeshi users a transparent solution. We need Just Solution without any reason our account disqualified @BinanceHelpDesk

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  Bitboy (@cryptocrafters9) reported 50 minutes ago

  @binance In 2021, I made a decision that changed me. I didn’t have money of my own, so I borrowed from someone just to enter crypto. I thought this was my chance to turn things around. But the moment I started trading, everything went wrong. Loss after loss. Watching the numbers drop felt like watching my confidence disappear with them. It wasn’t just money, I felt like I had lost a part of myself. There was a point where it felt like I had nothing left. No profit, no direction, just regret and pressure. I questioned my decisions, my abilities, everything. But quitting didn’t sit right with me. So I stayed. Slowly, I picked myself up. I created an account on X, started connecting with people, learning from their experiences. At the same time, I began exploring Binance deeply, understanding how trading really works, where I went wrong, and what I needed to improve. It wasn’t easy. There were days I felt stuck, nights I doubted everything again. But I kept going. Step by step, mistake by mistake, lesson by lesson. And then, things started to change. Not overnight. Not magically. But gradually, I began to see results. More importantly, I began to understand the game. I learned discipline. I learned patience. I learned how to control my emotions when everything is on the line. Along the way, I met people who guided me, supported me, and shared knowledge that I didn’t have before. That guidance meant everything, it helped me grow not just as a trader, but as a person. Today, I’m still on the journey. Still learning. Still improving. But one thing has changed, I’m no longer the same person who started in 2021. And now, when I see someone going through that same dark phase, the confusion, the losses, the feeling of being lost, I try to help them. Because I know exactly what that darkness feels like. I was there once. And I found my way out. #HumansOfBinance

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  WoodyBud (@WooodyBud) reported 51 minutes ago from Stafford, England

  @ayewaken Both Scammers , #Binance and #cz_binance dont give a ****.

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  riRoyal.Base.eth (@0xRiRoyal) reported 52 minutes ago

  @IncomeTips24 This is where Binance Help Desk feels useful because local intelligence turns context into cleaner action.

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  Haseeb Ghiffari (@mhaseeb05) reported 54 minutes ago

  @binance I still remember the first time I deposited money on Binance. It was a small amount the kind you're prepared to lose. I was in Pakistan, watching friends abroad talk about crypto like it was another world. I decided to step into that world quietly, with no guarantees. But before I touched a single trade, I found Binance Academy. I spent weeks there. Reading articles at midnight, watching explainers on how blockchain works, understanding risk management from scratch. It was free, it was clear, and it was written for someone exactly like me curious but cautious, eager but not reckless. In a country where formal financial education is a privilege, Binance Academy felt like a door that was finally left open. That foundation changed how I moved. I didn't chase pumps. I didn't panic sell. I learned first, then acted. Slowly, the small deposit started growing not from luck, but from understanding. What changed me most wasn't the returns. It was the moment a close friend said he wanted to get into crypto but had no idea where to start. I didn't send him tips or token names. I sent him Binance Academy. We went through it together. Charts, risk, long-term thinking. He started small, just like I did. A few months later, he used his gains to cover a family expense he'd been carrying for over a year. He never asked me for money. I gave him a link. And that link changed something real in his life. That's what Binance built, not just an exchange, but an education. In Pakistan, that access means more than people outside might understand. Real people. Real knowledge. Real impact. #HumansOfBinance

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  Nirzu (@Nirzu21) reported 55 minutes ago

  @binance My crypto journey started simple and stayed that way. I buy meme coins, hold through the volatility, and do my trading directly on Binance. That’s been my entire approach for years. no complicated strategies, just patience and conviction in the plays I believe in. Registered 5 years ago, first P2P trade almost 4 years back. Whenever it was time to cash out profits, Binance P2P became my reliable bridge to turn those holdings into real money. Withdrawn around 0.356 BTC total through P2P. Not some crazy volume, but every satoshi came from holding memes and smart trades, then cashing out smoothly. Consistency over hype. Patience over FOMO. Binance made the whole thing feel safe and straightforward from day one. Grateful for platforms like this that actually support real traders like me. #HumansOfBinance

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  ALIMA (@Alima_dao88) reported 58 minutes ago

  @binance At the end of 2024 , I was completely lost about what I wanted to do with my life. I used to spend hours scrolling through crypto posts without really understanding anything. From the outside, it all looked exciting but deep down I felt like people like me could never actually make it in this space. That slowly started changing when I came across @cas_abbe What helped me the most wasn’t just trading advice or market knowledge. It was the mindset. For the first time, someone made crypto feel human instead of complicated. He showed me how to stay patient, how to learn properly & how to stop chasing fast money all the time. I started small. Very small. There were days I made mistakes, lost confidence and thought about quitting quietly without telling anyone. But I kept learning step by step. A few months later, things started changing in real life too. I was finally able to support myself instead of depending on others for every little thing. I even helped someone close to me during a difficult financial moment & honestly that felt better than any profit I ever made. People think crypto only changes wallets. For me, it changed the way I see myself. Today I’m still learning, still growing but I’m no longer the same person I was at the end of 2024. #HumansOfBinance