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 (83%)
• Website (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Beaucaire	Transactions	17 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	19 days ago
Vigo	Website	1 month ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	1 month ago
Dubai	Transactions	2 months ago
London	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Wealth Mechanics (@WealthMechanic1) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AltcoinDaily Binance letting anyone on earth buy US stocks settled in stablecoins without a bank account is the most significant financial access story of the decade and it happened with almost no mainstream coverage

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  poor people (@jackelons) reported 7 minutes ago

  My binance usdt adress 0x62c9b506f50bdf73cb2b924b8e7f3e24013ec271 Please support me.....

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  Ak47♛ (@HolaItsAk47) reported 11 minutes ago

  Red market. Two words that can make people panic fast but honestly it’s just market language, not a full story. A red market usually means prices are moving lower and many assets are showing losses on the screen. In crypto, stocks or commodities, red is commonly used to show downside movement while green shows prices moving up. But the important thing is this: red does not automatically mean “the market is dead” or “everything will keep falling.” Sometimes markets turn red because traders are taking profits. Sometimes it happens because of wider economic pressure, weak sentiment, liquidations, news events, or simply because prices moved too fast and need to cool down. A red market is more like a snapshot of what is happening right now. It tells us price is under pressure at that moment but it does not predict what happens next. This is why reacting emotionally can be risky. Seeing red candles and instantly panic selling without understanding the reason behind the move can lead to bad decisions. At the same time, blindly buying every dip just because prices are lower is also not smart. The better habit is to pause and ask: Is this a short-term pullback or a bigger market shift? Is volume increasing or fading? Are major support levels holding? Is the move happening across the whole market or only one sector? Is there any major news or macro factor behind it? A red market is normal. Every market goes through rising and falling phases. The goal is not to fear red days, but to understand them better. Learn the terms before reacting to the headlines. The more you understand market language, the calmer your decisions become. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  ZoneX (@zonex_ch) reported 14 minutes ago

  Most crypto prop firms lock you into one exchange. We connect to 7+ and counting. Binance, Bybit, OKX, Phemex, Gate, CoinW, Hyperliquid. Why? Because we trade on the same platform we give to our traders. If an exchange goes down or liquidity dries up, we need options too. Exchange-agnostic means nobody is stuck. Including us.

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  beeone (@8ee0ne) reported 15 minutes ago

  let me tell you something, $清正 or Kiyomasa doesn’t going anywhere, honestly my thought was this bigboy will list on binance but I was wrong and it’s never happen. why? this @DeltaXtc ****** so greedy as ****, he holds almost 40% of the supply sorry i’ve sold everything here

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  bobesh · DeFi & OpSec (@CryptoBobesh) reported 16 minutes ago

  "Decentralised" is one of the most overused words in crypto. A system is not decentralised just because it has a token or runs onchain. The better question is simple: Where can someone still stop you? A centralised system has one main operator. Think Binance, Coinbase, or your bank. That can be useful. You get easier login, customer support, faster UX, account recovery and clearer rules. But you also trust the centre. If that company is hacked, pressured, frozen by regulators, or becomes insolvent, your access can change very fast. A decentralised system works differently. Many independent participants help enforce the rules. Bitcoin is the clean example. - No company owns the network. Full nodes can verify blocks and transactions against public rules. Uniswap is the DeFi example. - You can swap through smart contracts instead of leaving funds with a traditional exchange. But this is where people get tricked: - Decentralised does not mean "no trust anywhere". - A protocol can be decentralised in one layer and still centralised in another. Examples: - smart contract is onchain, but the website is controlled by one team - DEX exists, but liquidity depends on a few whales - DAO exists, but insiders hold most voting power - self-custody exists, but users still sign bad approvals - network is open, but most users rely on the same RPC or front-end So do not ask only: "Is it decentralised?" 🔍Ask these instead: 1. Who holds the assets? 2. Who verifies the rules? 3. Who can upgrade the protocol? 4. Who controls the front-end? 5. Can I exit without permission? Centralisation gives convenience. Decentralisation gives resilience. Most crypto systems sit somewhere between the two. The label matters less than the trust map. Save this before judging any chain, protocol or exchange. Which of these five questions do you check first when looking at a new project? Drop your answer below.

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  Mpost Media Group (@mpost_io) reported 17 minutes ago

  💼 @binance’s newly launched US stock trading service has accumulated more than $400M in assets under management just one week after going live. Over 80% of trading volume came from users in emerging markets. The service launched in early June. Binance offers stock trading with zero commissions and fractional shares starting from just $5, funded in $USDT and $USDC. The underlying equities are held with a US-regulated clearing broker, and users remain eligible for dividends and corporate actions. According to the platform, approximately one in ten visitors to the product page completed registration, while 64% of those who registered executed at least one trade. In its first week, stock trading volume reached around 2% of the volume of perpetual contracts on traditional assets. According to @BinanceResearch, by 2031 #crypto exchanges could bring up to 300M new users and around $2T in capital into global equity markets.

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  siipi.xch翼🌱 (@StradegyMonkey) reported 18 minutes ago

  Wing Waves is an algorithm that measures how, for example, a change in the ratio between the 5-minute Bollinger Bands and the price is reflected in real time in the ratio between the 15-minute Bollinger Bands and the price, taking into account the candle history that affects each timeframe’s Bollinger Bands-to-price ratio, with the SMA period set to 20. Wing Waves is the measure of how much a change in the Bollinger Bands levels ratio on a smaller timeframe alters the ratio on larger timeframes (and vice versa) — that is, how these ratio changes, according to the changes in the ratios, modify the position, specifically the maximum position change (positive/negative % of volume) based on the ratios of these different timeframe ratios. It replaces machine learning in trading. It's bidirectional weighting. 15 minutes timeframe counts last 20 times of a close every 15 minutes. 5 minutes timeframe counts last 20 times of a close every 5 minutes. There's no timeframe-specific positions. Redundancy isn't a problem as same data means different results on different timeframes. What matters is the ratio between those different results. It's not about prediction but adaptation. That's why I've said I don't try to predict anything and never fail. Ratio of average price and average SMA of different timeframes results into % of average of average volume of different timeframes with the same period. I haven't claimed I never lose anything, I have told people I make no errors and screenshots/claims can be verified by anyone as everything is based on rules I have teached to others for free. I developed Wing Waves in 2017-2018. I didn't trade with Wing Waves on Poloniex or Binance all the time, mostly paper trading, but it didn't differ from trading with cash due to the rules. I have no psyhology problems, when trading with cash. I stay objective no matter what happens. That's why I was first 50k on profit and then 80k on loss with no problem, when trading to my Facebook Messenger contact before even getting into Wing Waves but only fundamentals. When using Wing Waves, I follow the rules without exception like I was a bot. That's the objective part. The 80k loss was unrealized and came from market crashing, while I had open long-term positions based on relevance of technologies on my project. Unrealized loss doesn't mean there's something psychological in play, it means my methods don't help anybody to avoid a loss. That being said, a loss isn't an error. The contact eventually got scared due to the unrealized loss and ended our deal. I had emphasized Zcash from December 2024 to the end of the deal in early 2025 and would have continued the Zcash position a very long time. In September 2025 I concluded it's the next asset to surge and it surged around 20x in October-November 2025. The contact shouldn't have realized the loss and ended the deal. I was right in my long-term positions. I had planned to keep the Zcash at least the year 2025. The contact was a multimillionaire, who had made at least a dozen millions from holding Bitcoin through bear markets and couldn't resist realizing 80k loss. He gave me a million to trade with, implying he is ready to risk a lot, but couldn't keep a little 8% unrealized loss (0.5% of his net worth). He risked a million, get it. Maybe he thought I would get anxious of large positions like a beginner or somebody who hasn't seen large amounts of cash or who trades cash differently from paper trading and wouldn't get into 80k unrealized loss in just over one month. He was wrong. When he ended the deal, I told him the question was about long-term positions, unrealized loss and that I didn't even get to my strategy (Wing Waves) yet. I will never lie that Wing Waves wasn't tested, when I clearly know that I have used it in a paper trading like a bot. Also, no profit is guaranteed/promised. Spacegate doesn't promise profit or avoidance of a loss. Risks apply as always to any strategy. I have never promised profit or avoidance of loss, I told SpaceGateX customers I can't promise profit. I didn't give anybody expectations of large profit. My Instagram profile named after SpaceGateX was about my own Wing Waves trades with cash and on paper, while teaching Wing Waves, without confusing SpaceGateX with trades based on Wing Waves, because I told SpaceGateX customers the trading is based on AI, without mentioning Wing Waves, which isn't AI. Nobody was able to make a deposit without talking to me directly and learning SpaceGateX was about AI and no profit is guaranteed. I developed Wing Waves in 2017-2018. The trading for the contact happened from November 2024 to February 2025, not before development of Wing Waves.

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  Crypto Diva (@Anita1Diva) reported 24 minutes ago

  @ALT3R3GO420 @binance A 1,600% pump with a non-working website is a major red flag for any token.

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  Shubhankan Tiwary (@Shubhankan007) reported 24 minutes ago

  @proponmymind You did p2p in any youtuber discord server or Binance p2p?

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  Cripto_signal.03 (@Criptoprime0) reported 25 minutes ago

  Pushing down 📉 Binance Futures #BAKE/ $USDT Take-Profit target 2 ✅ Profit: 155.7377% 📈 Period: 2 Days 3 Hours 15 Minutes ⏰

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  فاطمة (@Begzaad01) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Jia_Lilly01 Help me please my Binance ID: 885033663

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  FixBuilds (@FixBuilds) reported 27 minutes ago

  Crypto Fear & Greed just hit 10. Extreme Fear. $BTC is sitting at $61,300, down 3.3% in 24 hours. 24h liquidation snapshot: $393M liquidated across 113,023 traders 🔴 78% of it was longs 🔴 Largest single liq: $2.96M $BTC on Binance 🔴 IMO this is the market raising cash for Friday's SpaceX IPO, not a structural break. Be interestring to see what happens next.

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  فاطمة (@Begzaad01) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AbduriJamaal @SOL__WHALE Help me please my Binance ID: 885033663

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  Izuchukwu/crypto&Web3 (@FridayIzuc99452) reported 29 minutes ago

  @binance When will the right time be I going down already

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  Luiz (@Luiz70998251505) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Widmdge @SatoshiLite I'm Tafarel,39,unemployed 3yrs. Turning 40 on June 27. If just 1 follower of God could help with 1 LTC, it will change my life! Not asking money for a house, just a hand. God willing. Binance LTC: LaVGvXXscBirjBggA1a6yecA7m4RVLjDrf

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  链习生Ethan (@Ethanzhao1222) reported 36 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk I found the issue. If I visit the binance wallet and participate the activity, it is normal. But if I visit through the annoucement link, It will lead to 403 forbidden. It seems like problem is caused by your app annoucement link.

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  Cipher X (@Cipher2X) reported 43 minutes ago

  The most interesting part of @binance stock trading launch isn’t the $400M AUM It’s who showed up A quarter of users were under 25 Over 80% of trading volume came from emerging markets Nearly 40% of trades were under $100 That doesn’t look like traditional equity investing It looks like a new generation entering the market on its own terms For years - global investing was limited by account minimums - banking requirements, FX costs, and geographic restrictions. Now someone can start with as little as $5 The first-week data suggests there’s been demand all along The infrastructure simply wasn’t built for smaller investors What’s also notable is user behavior About 70% of users are holding rather than actively trading Meanwhile, AI-related names such as - NVDA - GOOGL - MRVL attracted significant inflows And indicating users are positioning around long-term themes rather than short-term market noise.l The conversion metrics are equally telling: • 1 in 10 product page visitors registered • 64% of sign-ups placed a trade • Users gained access to 1,100+ assets • 124 assets surpassed $100K in traded value To me, this is bigger than a stock product launch We’re watching financial services converge into a single experience👇 where users can access digital assets, equities, payments, and eventually broader investment opportunities without switching platforms The demand is there The first week simply put numbers behind it.

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  Coke Zero Drinker (@CZ_drinker) reported 43 minutes ago

  literally no one talks about Lightning. It was sold as the fix for payments + yield after the block size wars turned BTC into expensive digital gold. But in Venezuela and everywhere else, the real Layer 2 is already USDT on Binance. Reality: most normal nodes earn ~1% APR after costs. Block’s big pro node hit 9.7%… on 184 BTC with full-time optimization. You still lock up real BTC, babysit channels, and eat rebalancing/on-chain costs. It’s not zero risk, zero trade-offs, passive yield. It’s a niche side hustle. The hunt for the next narrative layer continues.

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  Carl Hutton (@GreenFieldData) reported 44 minutes ago

  @TedPillows June 9 UTC Market Context: The derivatives data strongly reinforces this view. The Binance BTC perpetual funding rate has compressed down to a dead-neutral 0.0000036, registering a deeply negative Leverage Z-score of -0.88. Speculative froth is completely non-existent. Because over-leveraged longs have already been aggressively flushed out, there is no high-leverage "fuel" left for sellers to trigger a cascading liquidation event.

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  Atom©️ (@Set2920) reported 45 minutes ago

  @___CTDMM___22 @tradingwcc 1. CoinGecko returned null This is the root cause. CoinGecko’s free tier sometimes returns: an empty body a null JSON or a throttled response When that happened, your crypto fetch threw an error. 2. Your loader used Promise.all This is important. Promise.all means: If ANY data source fails, EVERYTHING fails. So when crypto failed: crypto cards didn’t render equities didn’t render the whole dashboard fell back to the “empty/error” UI which made it look like the layout changed on its own Nothing actually changed. the UI was just rendering the fallback state. added: CoinGecko retry CoinPaprika fallback Binance fallback for 7‑day hourly closes Because the fallback sources return slightly different structures, your crypto cards temporarily looked different until you asked them to restore your original Binance‑style data. They did restore it, so that part is fine now. All Free API are not 100% reliable free market‑data APIs have these weaknesses: Rate limits that silently throttle you Occasional null or empty responses Temporary outages Slower response times No uptime guarantees No SLA (service-level agreement) No priority support Spend a little you get much more out of it

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  legend (@legend_7979) reported 45 minutes ago

  Exchange supply down to 24%. Meaning 76% of $UAI is locked off-exchange. The actual tradeable float is tiny. ​This is the exact setup that preceded the most violent expansion phases on Binance low-caps this cycle. ​Wallet control intact. Fresh wallets buying. It's early. 🔥

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  Chart Simpson (@ChartSimpson) reported 45 minutes ago

  aligned. Do something like binance maker/taker fee's holding BNB, fee's get cheaper. So users of your platform can buy $surplus and have cheaper inference or prioritized requests, but they must buy and lock up/hold. Also perhaps payment can partially burn or destroy supply, more platform usage more token out of circulation, becomes deflationary. You basically want to come up with as many token supply sinks as you can which are directly correlated and tied to the platform succeeding and usage growing. This circumvents your problem about not owning majority of the token as a bankr launch, because you are attributing these supply sinks directly to the token as a result of the platform, so it doesn't matter. Additionally, do not issue another token via airdrop to existing holders or whatever. It never works and is always dilutive. Stick with one token, introduce token supply sinks which make the token deflationary in nature while supply is constantly reduced from the market based on the success of the platform. If the platform succeeds and is wildly popular, the token will be sought after to use the platform, and will be highly deflationary if done right. Also DM'd you.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 45 minutes ago

  NEAR is stalling under a hard ceiling near $2.05 — not something to chase here, but it goes back on the radar with a clean 4-hour close back above roughly $2.10 while Bitcoin also turns higher. Zoom out and the setup is unfriendly. NEAR has now tagged the ~$2.05 area twice and failed, carving out a classic double-top shape — the chart pattern that forms when buyers keep running into the same wall and eventually give up. Underneath that, the strength behind each push higher has been quietly fading on both the daily and 4-hour timeframes, which usually means sellers are slowly taking the wheel even while price still looks okay on the surface. The backdrop makes it worse. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both leaking lower, money is rotating out of alt-coins broadly, and the dollar is firming up — three forces that tend to pull names like NEAR down with them rather than let them break out alone. The deciding factor for us is the math of the setup. There's barely 1% of breathing room before NEAR hits the next ceiling overhead, but roughly 24% of open air down to the next real floor of support. That's far more room to be wrong than to be right, and it's why we're sitting on our hands. What flips the read: a clean 4-hour close back above ~$2.10, ideally with Bitcoin turning up at the same time. Until then, NEAR stays on the watchlist, not in the basket. — 📡 On the Radar · $NEAR · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Asong_DC (@RealAsong_DC) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Humanityprot You and team need to fix the Binance alpha and wallet price @Humanityprot @binance

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  Jeztoshi (@cryptojezuz) reported 56 minutes ago

  GM. $MANYU saw a 400 ETH wallet move to Binance deposit address overnight. Timing lines up with the bounce attempt off $4M support. Either someone's exiting after the 94% drawdown or this is exchange aggregation before listing push. Either way, watch how price responds here. If it absorbs that sell and holds structure, next leg could surprise people. #Crypto

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  Shahzada (@ShahzadaJunaid0) reported 56 minutes ago

  Red market -> two words that are everywhere this week And most people seeing them have no idea what they actually mean Here is the simple explanation When prices are falling and most assets are showing losses -> traders call it a red market -> because on trading screens red means the price is going down and green means it is going up That is literally all it means -> nothing more -> nothing less It is a completely normal part of how markets work -> stocks -> commodities -> crypto -> every single market goes through periods of rising and falling -> always has -> always will A red market does not explain why prices moved -> it does not tell you what happens next -> it is just a snapshot of what is happening right now Not a prediction -> not a permanent state -> just a description of current conditions The moment you understand that -> a lot of the stress that comes with seeing those two words everywhere just disappears Markets have their own language -> and the clearer you get on the basics -> the less confusing everything feels when volatility shows up Stay curious -> always do your own research #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Kryptic (@Cryptolover_100) reported 57 minutes ago

  @tonyGewrit Solana has to get it's **** together. I seriously think Binance and CZ covertly invest big in some of those things imo. Not for profit but just to create some shining stars on the Network..

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  COINTURK NEWS (@Cointurknews) reported 57 minutes ago

  🚨 Large $XRP transfers to Binance dropped sharply after 2025’s market peak. 📉 Price is down to $1.11, falling over 8% this week. 👀 On-chain data shows big wallets are holding, not selling.

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  Ferbin (@Ferbin08) reported 60 minutes ago

  @binance can you actually trade at $5? and do bot traders get API access or is this retail-only?