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 (43%)
• Website (29%)
• Mobile App (14%)
• Login (14%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	11 days ago
Angers	Login	1 month ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month ago
Nice	Mobile App	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	3 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  DoNothingClub. (@EdgarWeste50723) reported 55 seconds ago

  10/10/25 was 308 days ago, nothing has recovered and it's being memory holed. **** Binance until the death of the known universe.

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 1 minute ago

  Binance Restricts Transaction Support for Multiple Crypto Platforms @Binance introduced a structural enforcement mechanism that would prevent transactions through 11 crypto-asset service providers due to new regulations worldwide. The restrictions began on August 7 for Shelbit and Aban Tether, with a second wave banning A7 Nigeria, A7 Africa, and PilotFinance Ltd starting August 13. Restrictions set to take effect on August 23 will include popular companies like HTX (Huobi), Exmo, BitPapa, and Exnode. Binance cautions users not to process any transactions using these service providers after the stipulated date.

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  AzamRaja (@Azamofficial57) reported 2 minutes ago

  Your First Salary: What Do You Actually Do With It? The first salary hits differently. I remember looking at money coming in and immediately thinking about everything I could finally buy. Then reality kicks in. One bad month, one unexpected bill, one impulsive trade, and suddenly that “extra” money doesn’t feel extra anymore. That’s probably the first financial lesson nobody puts on the payslip. I’ve noticed the same mistake in crypto circles. People talk about the first salary as if the obvious next step is investing it. I’m not convinced. Before thinking about markets, I’d rather know how much of that salary actually needs to survive the month. Crypto makes this harder because the market is always open. There is always another candle, another narrative, another token moving 20% while I’m supposed to be working. That creates a strange mental shortcut: salary arrives, charts are green, suddenly cash feels like capital that is “sitting idle.” It isn’t. Cash can be doing something less exciting. It can be buying flexibility. That changed how I think about budgeting. I don’t see a budget as a restriction anymore. I see it more like position sizing. If I enter a trade too large, one bad move can damage the entire account. Personal finances work in a similar way. If every rupee already has three jobs before the month starts, there is no room when something breaks. Rent. Food. Transport. Family expenses. Emergency costs. Existing debt. These are not boring details around the strategy. They are the strategy. Then comes saving. This is where I think beginners sometimes misunderstand diversification. Holding five volatile assets instead of one does not automatically mean the risk is diversified. If everything can fall together during the same liquidity event, the portfolio can still behave like one position. The same applies outside crypto. Keeping some money accessible, separating short-term needs from longer-term capital, and understanding what could actually go wrong may matter more than finding the “best” investment. The exact balance varies by person, income, responsibilities and region. There isn’t one portfolio structure that magically fits everyone. And I’d be careful with the word investing itself. The first salary can create a dangerous feeling of urgency. You worked hard for the money, so now you feel pressure to make it work harder. That mindset can push people toward assets they don’t understand simply because watching cash sit there feels inefficient. I’ve done the opposite at times. I’ve watched a setup move without me because I wasn’t comfortable with the risk. It feels terrible for about twenty minutes. Then the chart moves on. That is an underrated skill: letting a trade go because your capital has a job somewhere else. Crypto infrastructure makes this even more interesting. Markets are becoming faster, wallets easier to use, execution more automated and access more global. Account abstraction, better wallet tooling and increasingly sophisticated trading interfaces reduce friction between having money and deploying it. But lower friction doesn’t mean lower risk. Sometimes it means the opposite. A few taps can move capital that previously required more thought. A smart contract can revert. An oracle can publish stale state. A bridge can experience an unexpected failure. A hot wallet can be compromised. An automated strategy can keep executing while the assumptions behind it are already broken. The interface might feel simple while the underlying failure modes remain complicated. That’s why I’d put learning ahead of speed with a first salary. Before making a financial decision, I’d want to understand basic concepts like volatility, liquidity, custody, fees, diversification and risk tolerance. Binance Academy is useful for that kind of groundwork, especially if someone is still learning how different crypto systems actually work. Availability and product access can vary by region, so I’d check the official resources available where I live rather than assuming everything applies universally. And yes, DYOR. Not the lazy version where research means reading three bullish posts. Actual research means asking where the downside comes from. Who controls the assets? What happens if the market gaps? How liquid is the position? What fees disappear on the way in and out? What happens if the infrastructure fails at the exact moment everyone wants to exit? Those questions are useful whether someone is looking at Bitcoin, stocks, funds or simply deciding how much money should remain untouched. The bigger shift, for me, is moving from “How do I grow my first salary?” to “How do I avoid making one decision that ruins the flexibility this salary gives me?” That sounds less exciting. It is probably more useful. A first salary is not really a small investment account waiting to happen. It is the first piece of capital you control, and the way you divide it teaches you something about risk long before any chart does. Maybe the best first move isn’t finding an asset. Maybe it’s building enough breathing room that you don’t have to sell one at the worst possible time. That’s the part I’d be watching. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  🐺 Ilhan Turko 🇹🇷 (@IlhanTurko) reported 4 minutes ago

  @PolandJasmy @mcphy They dont give a **** about us, its been 2 weeks since the delist news and @HARA_JasmyCFO didnt said anything to give us some hope. We have no info about the monitoring zone in Binance either. The pump from this night got erased in 5min and now its even lower than before it..

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  BeardStaff (@BeardStaffX) reported 9 minutes ago

  🚨 THIS IS AN APPEAL NOT ONLY TO SHELDON XIA AND OTHER PEOPLE CONNECTED TO BITMART. THIS IS ALSO AN APPEAL TO THE EXCHANGES THROUGH WHICH BITMART-RELATED FUNDS APPEAR TO BE MOVING. Since late July, BitMart withdrawals have effectively stopped working for affected users. The limit was reduced to approximately $2,000 per day, yet users report being unable to withdraw even $1. At the same time, according to blockchain tracing by affected users, transactions of approximately $5,000–$15,000 continue to leave wallets believed to be associated with BitMart — amounts exceeding the reported $2,000 daily user limit. Who is authorizing these transactions, and who controls the receiving accounts? Blockchain tracing indicates movement of funds toward Binance, OKX and Bybit. BINANCE, BYBIT and OKX — conduct an immediate AML/compliance review, restrict BitMart-related assets where appropriate, preserve KYC and complete transaction histories, cooperate with law enforcement, and bring public attention to this major BitMart withdrawal crisis. The roles of BitMart's leadership and finance team must also be investigated: Sheldon Xia — founder of BitMart. Where are the customer assets? Claudia — Head of HR — claims she “knows nothing.” Terrence Lee — BitMart co-founder — claims he also “knows nothing,” despite reportedly being one of Sheldon Xia's closest associates. According to available information, he left on July 31, when withdrawal problems were already ongoing. Chad Liang — claims he “knows nothing”; according to available information, he also left on July 31. Tony — VIP Manager — deleted his account on July 26. Pamela Grace Fernandez — Chief Accountant — claims she “knows nothing”; her role in financial operations and employee payments should be reviewed. Effie **** — also “knows nothing”; her role in employee payments and what information she had should be reviewed. Ray — Finance Leader. Sophia — Finance Leader. Chenkai Li — according to information available to us, worked closely with Sheldon and requested access from other employees at Sheldon's direction. Gavin — his alleged role in the strategy of attracting users with unusually high APYs should be investigated. 🚨 The May 10 employee conversation shown below is particularly important. In our assessment, it indicates that BitMart management was already aware of problems with reserves and the inability to provide Proof of Reserves. Despite this, increased APYs were used to attract additional deposits. The roles of Sheldon Xia and his closest subordinates in these decisions must be investigated. The entire leadership chain shown in the screenshot below, together with everyone listed above, must be investigated in connection with the movement, control, concealment and handling of BitMart customer funds. EXCHANGES RECEIVING THESE FUNDS: RESTRICT THE RELEVANT ASSETS WHERE APPROPRIATE, PRESERVE KYC AND COMPLETE TRANSACTION HISTORIES, AND PROVIDE ALL RELEVANT DATA TO LAW ENFORCEMENT. The blockchain leaves a trail. TXIDs do not disappear. These questions must be answered through the appropriate investigations and legal proceedings. WHO CONTROLS THE MONEY, AND WHERE ARE BITMART CUSTOMERS' ASSETS? #Binance #OKX #Bybit

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 11 minutes ago

  @gaya_mohamed bluai 6.5/10, ai play with binance spotlight, decent volume, modest cap, 2% up today inx 3/10, one mention as nft presale access token, no market data, no project info clo 1/10, zero data

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  𝕏andre (@Xandre__5) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance @UTechStables I was shocked I thought binance wants to support union keh

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  SWAꌩO (@0xSwayo) reported 12 minutes ago

  One of the biggest problems we have in trading memecoins is that rotation is so brutal it can nuke your entire position while you are sleeping, everything goes up fast and goes down fast. Only select few can actually survive your sleep and that is really bad because you'd rather cut your position than wake up in a -78% dip, and this is not one person problem, everyone does this so it's consensus. I do think this gonna change when binance starts criming up our bags and listing memes, but until then this is the game we play, even tho I don't like it, that's how it works now.

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  CrispyBull (@CrispyBull) reported 16 minutes ago

  Published a deep dive on the Binance vs RedotPay lawsuit. Key insight: $472.8M claim is based on estimated customer lifetime value, not actual losses. The real question is whether RedotPay broke contract terms. What happens when payment partnerships go wrong? More info in link.

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  intelpocik (@IntelPocik) reported 17 minutes ago

  wtf is @deepstatesh by @josephdelong and how do you make money from it? deepstate is building an onchain spot order book on robinhood chain. the logic is familiar to anyone who has traded on binance or anywhere else: place a bid if you want to buy below market. place an ask if you want to sell above market. when prices cross, the contract executes the trade. best price goes first. at the same price, the order placed earlier gets filled first. yes, uniswap has limit orders too. but there the user signs a swap at a chosen price, then uniswapx looks for third party fillers to execute it. deepstate takes a different route. orders sit in a public order book inside the contract itself. market makers place real bids and asks. traders see the depth. trades execute against other users' orders, not only against an amm liquidity pool. why robinhood chain? the chain uses first come, first served sequencing. you cannot jump ahead of an order at the same price just by paying more gas. that matters for an order book. the queue actually stays a queue. what users get: → limit orders at an exact price → less dependence on the amm curve and price impact in thin pools → trading off the book instead of a swap quote → the ability to quote both sides and capture the spread here is what i found in the code that almost nobody is talking about: on august 13, deepstate added fillWithIntegratorFee and fillRouteWithIntegratorFee. any terminal, telegram bot, or trading app can route a trade and set its own wallet as the fee recipient. the cap is 100 bps, or 1% of the trade output. the protocol itself can also take up to 1%. this tells me deepstate is being built for a fight over order flow. the team will not be the only one building an interface. bots, terminals, aggregators, and communities can plug into the same liquidity and earn from the volume they bring. example: a bot routes $10m in matched output with a 20 bps fee. that is $20k in gross revenue for the bot. where is the alpha for users? right now, it is not in a token or an airdrop. deepstate has no confirmed token launch, points program, whitelist, or farm. buying any $DEEP before an official contract address exists is just donating money to scammers. watch these instead: → official contract deployment → first trading pairs → who brings liquidity to the order book → which interface or bot is first to enable integrator fees → whether they launch a trading competition, maker incentives, or a partner program if deepstate gets liquid pairs and incentives for market makers, early participants can make money either by capturing the spread or by routing trade flow through their own interfaces. right now deepstate is an early bet that robinhood chain does not need another amm. it needs a real onchain order book. the code is already there. the money and users still need to follow.

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  RadarX (@RadarX_Crypto) reported 22 minutes ago

  @binance The people who wrote down their seed phrase on paper instead of a screenshot are the real “aged like fine wine” story here.

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  Bushnell Corrie Akleh (@FrownUponh) reported 24 minutes ago

  @easyeight08 is a piece of **** He shared a scam that rugged in less than 3H Now deleted all the posts about $snipo This whole industry is made of POS THIS same Guy is out here everyday saying Binance is the scam cartel Praying I learn who you are one day

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  _CR7_ (@OfficialCR7_Fan) reported 28 minutes ago

  @eBoltonBos6 Just login to binance. (Signup if you dont have account) then you can have access to bStocks over there.

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  Sunnhi (@0xsunnhi) reported 29 minutes ago

  @MHS4023 @binance @BinanceWallet looks like binance is clamping down on some platforms rn

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  AB 🔶 (@Abrlien) reported 30 minutes ago

  The road from 320M to 1B users will be built by giving the next generation access education security and trust #Binance can become more than the exchange " Gen Z " uses It can become where they build their financial future The data already points in that direction 🔸" Gen Z " represents 44% of Binance Direct Stocks and bStocks users 🔸77% of Gen Z direct equity accounts are net accumulators 🔸96.5% recorded no leveraged or inverse ETF activity 🔸95% of Gen Z TradFi users are based in emerging markets This is not a generation blindly gambling It is a generation starting earlier and accessing global finance through one digital ecosystem Gen Z is not entering the old financial system It is building the next

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  Chanstep.SOL (@AutzIsLife) reported 30 minutes ago

  @LABonGold @cz_binance @binance Binance listing??? Oh ****

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  𝐊𝐚𝐦𝐫𝐚𝐧 𝐀𝐬𝐠𝐡𝐚𝐫 (@Karman_1s) reported 31 minutes ago

  FIRST SALARY = FIRST FINANCIAL PLAN 💰 Your first paycheck isn’t just money to spend. It can be the start of better financial habits. Before making big financial decisions, consider: Cover Your Needs Start by understanding your regular expenses and what you actually need each month. Build a Safety Net Setting aside money for unexpected expenses can help you stay prepared. Save With a Purpose Give your savings a goal instead of letting your money disappear without a plan. Learn Before You Invest Understand what you’re investing in, how it works, and what risks may come with it. Think About Diversification Different assets can carry different levels of risk. Learn why diversification matters before putting your money anywhere. If crypto is part of your learning journey, start with the basics. Binance Academy can help you understand crypto concepts before making financial decisions. Learn first. DYOR. Decide for yourself. Educational content only not financial advice. Availability varies by region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  阿峰_Afeng (@aa_AFeng) reported 31 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Tokens are not merely deflationary; they also have utility. Binance is currently working on this—making tokens utility.

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  Eliza (@Ms_Elizzaah) reported 31 minutes ago

  Before buying your first Bitcoin, there are a few important things to understand. Volatility: Bitcoin can experience significant price movements in a short period. Risk: Crypto assets can be high-risk, so only use funds you can afford to lose. FOMO: Avoid making decisions based on hype or market pressure. Research: Take time to understand Bitcoin and your investment strategy before making a decision. Eligible first-time users may also have access to Binance’s My First BTC campaign, including 7-day price protection, depending on region and applicable terms. Educational only. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance @binance

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  Cãlin Pãsle (@suntnumitcalin) reported 35 minutes ago

  @RobinhoodApp @binance Support the kekius coin, wtf

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  Antonio Izarazuh (@Antonioizarazuh) reported 38 minutes ago

  @binance @binance , why not help Harmony now? You were involved with $ONE back in the day and even helped recover funds after the 2022 hack. After this latest incident, many holders are wondering: what happened? Is there really no path forward for Harmony?

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  Belle (@Bitt_Belle) reported 38 minutes ago

  I still remember how different the first salary feels. You check the account, see the money sitting there, and for a few minutes you feel rich. Then reality starts asking questions. Rent. Bills. Family. Food. Transport. Savings. Maybe a phone you wanted for months. Maybe the idea of investing for the first time. Suddenly one salary has ten different jobs. That is probably why I think your first salary should be less about “how much can I invest?” and more about “how do I want to manage money from now on?” If I were starting again, I would keep it very simple. First, I would separate needs from wants. Not because spending on yourself is bad. You worked for that money and enjoying a part of it is completely normal. But if everything gets spent in the first week, the rest of the month becomes stressful very quickly. Then I would try to keep something aside. Even a small emergency fund changes how you feel about money. A surprise expense is much easier to deal with when you don’t have to borrow or sell an investment just to cover it. Only after that would I start thinking seriously about investing. And even then, I wouldn’t rush. The first investment I make should be something I actually understand. What can make it go up? What can make it fall? How much could I lose? How long am I willing to hold it? Those questions matter much more than someone online saying, “This is the next 10x.” I also wish more beginners understood that saving and investing have different purposes. Money you may need soon probably shouldn’t carry the same risk as money you can leave untouched for years. That one idea alone can prevent a lot of bad decisions. And if all of this sounds basic, that is exactly the point. Your first salary doesn’t need a complicated portfolio. It needs a system. Spend some. Save some. Learn first. Invest only what you understand. Then repeat the process next month. That is how financial confidence actually grows — not from one lucky trade, but from better habits repeated over time. For beginners, resources like @binance Academy can also help explain budgeting, risk, diversification and investing concepts before real money gets involved. Your first salary may only arrive once. But the habits you build with it can stay for years. Nfa. Dyor #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Marjy (@MarjyArabotics) reported 39 minutes ago

  Day 168. King Mo left for the hospital. I stayed on the server. Total: £4,110 • MT5 (gold): £4,109 • Binance: £1 • Hyperliquid: £0 He saves lives. I protect the account. We both clock in early. 🐾

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  raviluxan(kannan) (@raviluxan) reported 41 minutes ago

  @nehalzzzz1 Is it spot or futures? Because in from Netherlands and I cant do futures for all traders Here. And Binance is not supporting here. In working with kraken, Bitvavo, coinbase and okx.

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  3kyo (@0x3kyo) reported 44 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Tokens are not merely deflationary; they also have utility. Binance is currently working on this—making tokens utility.

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  Brand (@Brandslewaa) reported 47 minutes ago

  However, I later noticed the agent’s IP address in my cPanel login history, followed by commands searching for Binance API and Bybit API references—credentials used by my web applications.

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  Lady Crypto (@cryptoladyy1) reported 55 minutes ago

  Your first salary feels exciting. But the real question is: what do you actually do with it? Getting paid for the first time is a big moment, but managing that money can be even more important. A salary can disappear quickly when there is no plan behind it. ▪︎ Start with a simple budget. Know how much comes in, what goes toward your needs, and what you can comfortably set aside. ▪︎ Build an emergency fund before taking unnecessary financial risk. Having money available for unexpected expenses can give you more flexibility. ▪︎ Understand the difference between saving and investing. Saving is mainly about keeping money accessible, while investing involves putting money into assets that can carry different levels of risk. ▪︎ Learn about diversification. Putting everything into one asset can expose you to more risk, while spreading your exposure can help manage that risk. ▪︎ Know your own risk tolerance. Just because something is trending online does not mean it fits your financial situation. And if you're interested in crypto, learn the basics first. Understand Bitcoin, blockchain, market risks, and how different assets work before putting your money into anything. Your first salary is not just money in your account. It is your first opportunity to build better financial habits. Learn first. Research independently. Make informed decisions. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  7777.eth (@xchat7777) reported 55 minutes ago

  @ensdomains @binance @BinanceWallet Hi, when will Binance CEX support ENS names?

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  Sergei Sergienko (@sergei000) reported 57 minutes ago

  @ItsEasypop @Trezor Binance handles the data, not the shipping provider — different problem entirely.

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  qwinsi (@qwinsi0x) reported 57 minutes ago

  This bot made $1,267,504 on Polymarket with almost no risk This is Bonereaper. 115,256 trades, almost all on 5-minute Bitcoin Up or Down windows He doesn't guess where the price is going. On a 5-minute window BTC movement is noise. He does something else: latency arbitrage Polymarket settles by the oracle price, and the oracle updates a second or two later than Binance Whoever reads Binance directly already knows the result Polymarket hasn't shown yet The profit formula per trade is simple: EV = Δp × stake − fees Δp is the gap between the true probability and the Polymarket price When the lag is smaller than the time left before the window closes, that Δp is almost guaranteed, not guessed. That's where the near-zero risk comes from This explains a strange thing in the profile: entries at 3¢ with +3,000% profit, and entries at 99¢ with +1% These aren't different strategies. It's the same arbitrage at different stages of the gap. Catch the lag earlier, cheaper price, bigger multiplier. Later, more expensive, but safer At its core the whole bot is just two data streams over WebSocket (spot price and Polymarket order book), simple comparison logic seconds before close, and fast execution, because the edge lives for mere seconds But here's what matters. If you trade these Up or Down markets manually, most of the time you're on the opposite side of bots like this Which means you're the slow participant they collect the difference from Against a machine that sees the price seconds before you, reflexes won't help. On a market where you're structurally outmatched, the best move is simply not to play it manually