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 (44%)
• Website (33%)
• Mobile App (11%)
• Login (11%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	5 days ago
Itu	Website	12 days ago
Seattle	Website	12 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	22 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

Full Outage Map

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  SolOwl (@SolOwl_) reported 3 minutes ago

  @solana Wash trading garbage. Just look at that price control of $SOL. Binance can keep it at the exact penny they want

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  Wise Advice (@wiseadvicesumit) reported 4 minutes ago

  🇮🇳 INDIA'S CRYPTO MARKET HAS A NEW PROBLEM. It's no longer spot trading. It's leverage. 💀 According to a new report by Moneycontrol: • Crypto futures now account for over 80% of trading volume on Indian exchanges. • The biggest reason? Tax arbitrage. • Spot trading is subject to a 1% TDS, while crypto futures currently avoid that levy, making them far more attractive for active traders. But there's a catch. Industry data suggests that 70-80% of retail traders in crypto derivatives are losing money. Unlike equity derivatives, crypto futures in India currently operate in a regulatory grey area. • No SEBI oversight. • No RBI regulation. • Some exchanges offer leverage as high as 100x. That's compared to a maximum of 5x leverage in India's regulated equity derivatives market. Meanwhile, nearly 75% of Indian crypto trading is estimated to happen on offshore exchanges like Binance and Bybit, largely to avoid domestic taxes. The result? More leverage. More offshore trading. More risk. India's crypto market is growing rapidly... But the regulatory framework is still trying to catch up. Source: Moneycontrol

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  Adel Bucetta (@adelbucetta) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Cryptotalees quick buy is just a convenience mask for the underlying issue: nobody wants to actually teach users how to use self custody wallets and binance knows it" (Skip if your tweet isn't clearly about tech/AI/crypto/startup)

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  Z Y R A (@Zyyrraa_X) reported 9 minutes ago

  BTC moving toward $65K usually pulls attention back into alts, but not every non-BTC coin deserves the same attention. For me, the real filter is simple: does the altcoin have actual demand, usage, liquidity and a reason to exist after the BTC momentum cools down? bitcoin:native #bitcoin #binance

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  NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported 10 minutes ago

  🔴 Bitcoin holds $62.6K as South Korean stock rout drives crypto volumes up 1,426% Bitcoin consolidated at $62,600 after Monday's slide from $64,400 to $61,800. Liquidations totaled $283 million in 24 hours, split 74-26 toward longs. Binance heatmap flags $61,300 as key support level. South Korea's KOSPI index fell 10% since Friday, prompting Upbit trading volume to surge 1,426% as investors rotated into crypto.

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  Alek (@Alek_Carter) reported 14 minutes ago

  Why is everyone suddenly talking about stablecoins? Because while Bitcoin and altcoins usually steal the spotlight, stablecoins are quietly doing much of the heavy lifting across the crypto market. Traders use them to lock in profits, move between positions, transfer funds, make payments, and access different crypto products without constantly converting back into traditional currency. In simple words, stablecoins are designed to track the value of another asset, usually the US dollar. That sounds straightforward, but here’s the catch: Not every stablecoin is built the same. A token trading near $1 does not automatically mean it is completely safe. Its reliability depends on several things: → What is backing it → Who is issuing it → Where the reserves are held → Whether those reserves are regularly audited → How easy it is to redeem → What regulations apply in your country Some stablecoins are backed by cash and short-term government assets. Others rely on crypto collateral or more complex systems. That is why it is always worth looking under the hood instead of taking the “stable” label at face value. Stablecoins are also becoming a bigger part of global payments and settlements. They can help people move money faster, operate beyond traditional banking hours, and reduce some of the friction found in older financial systems. But let’s not beat around the bush: they still come with risks. They can lose their peg, face liquidity problems, suffer from poor reserve management, or be affected by regulatory changes. Stablecoins may not be the loudest part of crypto, but they are one of the most important pieces of the puzzle. Useful? Absolutely. Risk-free? Not quite. Always do your homework before choosing which stablecoin to hold or use. Educational only, not financial advice. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  @misterwoh1 (@misterwoh1) reported 17 minutes ago

  @DestinyMlife @binance @cz_binance but not help me

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  Djosh GT (@geogsi) reported 18 minutes ago

  @maruushae Binance apps, Android and Win all suck, slow like on 15 year hardware. Among other things. Kind off SBFs "browser lag" thingy back in the days

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  Greenpeace.BNB.probablynothing.LUNC (@Greenpeace06_09) reported 19 minutes ago

  I have so much MORE knowledge and research that I want to help you with. I have ZERO CONCERNS about the Binance Recovery Plan that I DISCOVERED. This is happening. Vegas, Mr. Diamondhands , Nicolas Boulay and the rest of the scammers lie to you because it would end all of their scams. They keep coming back for the community pool because the uneducated refuse to get educated. GET EDUCATED BEFORE YOU GO BROKE!!! My 25 percent research will never go on X because the scammers read all of my tweets. All you have to do is delegate to GreenpeaceUNITED and donate to either my Four Families charity or directly to St. Judes Children's Cancer Hospital. The donation isn't even that much because it adds up. This community has directly donated over $2,100.00 to St. Judes Children's Cancer Hospital at my request. That's it.... It's that simple. $Lunc #GreenpeaceUNITED

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  Hira (@Hiraweb3) reported 19 minutes ago

  the stablecoin race is entering a new phase. i think incentives like this matter more than most people realize. Binance is launching an $800,000 XRP airdrop for eligible RLUSD holders, rewarding users who hold RLUSD and stay active on the platform through weekly distributions until August 14. this isn't just another marketing campaign. it's an attempt to accelerate liquidity around RLUSD while strengthening the connection between Binance, Ripple, and the XRP ecosystem. the projects that win the next cycle won't just have users. they'll have liquidity, distribution, and real utility working together. i'm paying close attention whenever infrastructure and incentives start moving in the same direction.

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  Binance Wallet (@BinanceWallet) reported 19 minutes ago

  Binance Alpha's second wave of Block Street (BSB) airdrop rewards are here! Users with at least 250 Binance Alpha Points can claim an airdrop of 245 BSB tokens on a first-come, first-served basis. If the reward pool is not fully distributed, the score threshold will automatically decrease by 5 points every 5 minutes. Please note that claiming the airdrop will consume 15 Binance Alpha Points. Users must confirm their claim on the Alpha Events page within 24 hours; otherwise, it will be deemed that users have given up claiming the airdrop.

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  Ortam Sabuncu (@ortamanos) reported 22 minutes ago

  @_dimasta @binance That’s crazy, i experienced similar issues not quite long ago, however i was able to recover back my stolen money

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  dier (@ur22u61f1v72764) reported 22 minutes ago

  @0xHeme Every payday I grab a little $哈基米 on Binance. Not much, just enough to stay in the game and feel something. Slow and boring beats YOLO and broke. 9 years and the habit's still good. #Binanceturns9 #哈基米 $哈基米 @cz_binance 0x2f739ac32b30d5851a773375e2a1f3fa6e527f8c

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  Kong Trading 🦍 (@KongBTC) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Cryptoking @binance @BNBCHAIN wtf... for real 👀

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  Carly (@Carly_lanlan) reported 31 minutes ago

  This is the damn truth. Black Rock did a major sell off in October of 2025. This large sell off was coordinated with Binance. Once Binance had washed sold Bitcoin, they shorted Solana and put gains into BNB. All of this information was found on Arkham when it occurred. Bitcoin holders: The 4 year cycle is in tact. Black Rock and Binance are working together which is bullshit.

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  Rohan JT (@RohanJT) reported 32 minutes ago

  I see OKX has hired SOOO many KOLs all of a sudden Maybe a PR cleanup? Binance never had to do that, all natural and organic support :)

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  You Can Short It (@youcanshortit) reported 35 minutes ago

  Binance just crossed 300 million retail users and processed $156.4 trillion in cumulative volume. That context matters for what comes next. Starting June 1, 2026, Binance opens access to 7,000+ US stocks and ETFs, all settled in USDT, USDC, or BNB. No bank account required. No currency conversion. Just stablecoin rails. In the first week of stock trading, over 80% of volume came from emerging-market users. Within the first month, the product hit $1B in assets and nearly $3B in cumulative trading volume. That is not a crypto exchange anymore. That is payments infrastructure dressed as a brokerage. $BNB Chain stablecoin supply is up roughly 200% since 2025, now sitting near $13.9B on-chain. United Stable's token (U) grew approximately 180x in 2026, already past $1B. USD1 is part of the same playbook. Here is the structural reality: when equity trades settle in USDT, stablecoins stop being a trading asset and start being core financial infrastructure. That shift changes how you think about BNB Chain tokens entirely. More stablecoin supply on BNB Chain means deeper liquidity across the ecosystem. More liquidity means tighter spreads, more active markets, more lending supply available, and more room for price discovery in both directions. The part most holders are not pricing in: deeper liquidity cuts both ways. When a token on BNB Chain has real stablecoin depth behind it, the downside becomes just as tradeable as the upside. Drawdowns stop being exits and start being positions. That is the piece worth watching as Binance scales this super app model through 2026.

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  Whale Factor (@WhaleFactor) reported 36 minutes ago

  🐋 WHALE WATCH : Binance has recovered over $8B in mistaken user funds since 2021. Yi He disclosed the number this week. Thats not a headline feature. Its support infrastructure running quietly at a scale most platforms cant touch fraud recovery security ops customer service edge cases that never make the changelog. Serious heavy lifting.

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  Super Degen 💎 (@SuperDegen) reported 38 minutes ago

  @binance DeSci is easily one of the most impactful use cases for Web3. Using blockchain to fix broken academic funding and peer review is a massive game changer

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  donnie (@blackhack33) reported 38 minutes ago

  @GoGalaGames @GoGalaGames $GALA @binance is there a reason apart from being part of the $gala scam you ain’t delisted this token yet you can clearly see it’s being manipulated dragging it down to constant new lows the token is dead and you keep it on your platform

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  badgerSATS (@badgersats) reported 40 minutes ago

  @KidMoseby @binance never has been a real service they only scam people all this years on listing dump coins

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  Kryptos Opus (@kryptosopus) reported 40 minutes ago

  @binance Blocks are records of transaction data until half the block is jpegs and someone's pfp is paying more gas than my rent

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  Protocall (@ProtoCallAsia) reported 43 minutes ago

  Abraxas Capital just deposited 618 BTC (~$40M) to Kraken while pulling 8,153 $ETH (~$15.3M) off Binance and Bybit in under 3 hours. This firm accumulated 242,652 ETH in a single week in May. The BTC-to-ETH rotation is not slowing down.

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  Grazi (@Grazi) reported 44 minutes ago

  💰 Token, Airdrop & Protocol Tracker • Ostium suffered an $18M exploit, as the wave of oracle attacks hitting DeFi continued • Noxa, the launchpad behind Robinhood Chain’s memecoin boom, abruptly shut down after earning ~$12 million in fees, halting token launches over spam concerns and redirecting all revenue to creators • A Stanford study flagged manipulation in Polymarket's five-minute Bitcoin markets, finding 821 traders nudged the settlement price with last-second Binance orders to earn ~$8.2 million 🚚 What is happening in NFTs? • @DoginalDogs remain on 🔝 • DDNYC ONLY 50 DAYS AWAY! • NFT leaders were mostly flat; Punks even at 32.4 ETH, BAYC -1% at 8.9 ETH, Pudgy +1% at 4.42 ETH; Hypurr’s +8% at 188 HYPE • Invisible Friends (+50%) and Mocaverse (+26%) led top movers; nameless dread (+30%) and beef brothko (+44%) big movers for diewithmostlikes following his auctions

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  Shahzain Haider (@Shahzaynhaiderr) reported 47 minutes ago

  Stablecoins might look boring during a bull market, but they’re often the glue holding the crypto ecosystem together. They help traders protect capital from sudden volatility, move funds between platforms, send payments, and access DeFi without cashing out through a bank every time. But don’t let the word “stable” fool you. A stablecoin is only as strong as the system behind it. Before trusting one, I always look at: → What actually backs it → Who controls the reserves → Whether redemption is reliable → How transparent the issuer is → What happens during market stress Some are backed by cash and short-term government assets, while others depend on crypto collateral or complex mechanisms. That difference matters when things go south. Stablecoins are becoming a major bridge between traditional finance and blockchain, especially for cross-border transfers, payments, trading, and settlement. They may not grab headlines like BTC or ETH, but behind the scenes, they keep the wheels turning. Useful? Definitely. Completely risk-free? Not a chance. Always look under the hood before parking your money. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  👑 (@Preetiboi_Ray) reported 47 minutes ago

  2/5 Binance Wallet now supports more TRON ecosystem assets through @DeFi_JUST, giving users broader access to decentralized earning opportunities.

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  Melarin (@MelarinX) reported 48 minutes ago

  Most people think crypto is only about making money when prices go up. But the crypto asset I use the most isn't Bitcoin. It's stablecoins. Here's a simple example. Imagine you're a freelancer in Pakistan working for a client in Germany. A bank transfer can take days, and by the time the money arrives, you've already paid transfer fees and dealt with exchange rates. Now imagine getting paid in a dollar backed stablecoin. The payment arrives in minutes. You can keep it as digital dollars, trade with it, send it to someone else, or cash out when you need to. That's why stablecoins have grown so quickly. They solve a real problem. They're designed to stay close to the value of a currency like the US dollar, making them far more predictable than assets like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Today, millions of people use stablecoins to: • Move funds between exchanges without leaving crypto. • Send money across borders. • Pay freelancers and businesses. • Store value during volatile markets. But one mistake people make is believing "stable" means "risk-free." It doesn't. A stablecoin is only as strong as the system behind it. Before using one, ask yourself: • What backs it? • Are the reserves transparent? • Has it stayed stable during market crashes? The best technology isn't always the one making headlines. Sometimes it's the one quietly saving people time, money, and stress every single day. That's exactly why stablecoins have become one of the most useful parts of crypto. #LearnWithBinance #BinanceAcademy #Binance @binance

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  RedVine🐵 (@cccby8888) reported 50 minutes ago

  Trade Review | SNDK | #003 Today’s market didn’t have a clear directional bias and was mostly range-bound, so I avoided predicting the move premarket and waited for the US open to confirm direction. SNDK had already rallied significantly during premarket. In an overall bearish environment, I saw this as a negative rather than a positive—it created more room for a downside move. After the open, capital flowed into the market, but price remained stuck in a range instead of trending higher. I stayed bearish because price failed to hold above VWAP and the key moving averages. At the same time, KDJ rolled over from a short-term high. My interpretation was that buyers were unwilling to absorb supply around the 1800 level. I opened my first short around 1800, with 1830 as my thesis invalidation level. The stop wasn’t chosen randomly. If price had broken above 1830, it would have suggested either an upside breakout or a higher consolidation range. In that scenario, the original short thesis would no longer be valid. As price moved lower, I continuously tightened my trailing stop to protect profits: 1830 → 1805 → 1785 (I preferred 1805 over 1810 because it fit the structure better.) One mistake I made was adding to my position around 1772 because of FOMO. That worsened my average entry and increased overall risk. To manage that mistake, I kept the added position on a much tighter stop at 1780, limiting the additional risk. After closing the first trade, I still believed the selling pressure in SNDK hadn’t been fully exhausted. The market conditions weren’t strong enough to support a sustainable move above 1800, so I waited patiently for a second setup instead of forcing another entry. As the market continued consolidating, capital inflows weakened noticeably. Combined with confirmation from KDJ and MACD, I entered a second short around 1774. (In hindsight, 1780 would have been a better entry. I was slightly impatient.) As heavy selling entered the market, I kept trailing my stop lower to lock in profits. Eventually my stop was triggered around 1740, ending the trade. Looking back, when price bounced near 1735, I already felt the rebound was different. However, my execution was too slow, and I was a little overconfident, which delayed my decision to tighten the stop further. ⸻ A few days ago I made a rule for myself: Don’t immediately open a second trade after closing one, whether it’s a win or a loss. Today I intentionally didn’t follow that rule mechanically. Because I realized the real problem isn’t taking a second trade. The real problem is taking a second trade driven by emotion. After closing the first position, I wasn’t excited and I wasn’t chasing profits. I re-evaluated the market. The second trade had: a new thesis, a new market structure, and a new stop-loss plan. That made it an independent trade rather than an emotional continuation of the first one. After closing the second trade, I immediately closed Binance. I had already made what I believed the market was willing to give me today. Beyond that point, my edge was getting smaller. So I ended the trading day.

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  JΞFF🧸 (@JefferyCrypt) reported 52 minutes ago

  Liquidity is one of those things you only notice after it costs you. The price looked fine, the fill went through, but you got in a few cents worse than expected. On a small trade that's nothing. On size, those cents add up to serious sums fast. Most people never trace it back to the order book. But that's where the difference lives. I've been digging into this cos the tokenized stock space now has five or six platforms all offering the same tickers with the same 1:1 backing pitch. They look the same on the surface. So I pulled up order books side by side to see what's underneath. The gap is not subtle. I checked rSPY on Bitget and SPYB on Binance at the same time. Bitget had 2,000 units at a single price level, 400 units and 300 units stacked nearby. Binance had 0.066 units at the top ask, with most levels sitting under 6 units. I checked the same thing on NVDA and the pattern held. Bitget showing 700 units at $208.90 with consistent depth across levels. Binance showing 1-4 units per level. Pulled these side by side, screenshots below. On a $200 order, none of this matters. The top of the book fills you either way. When I tested rToken with a $200 market order, the fill was instant with a few cents of slippage, which tracks with the depth I'm seeing here. But a bigger order on a thin book eats through level after level, each filling at a worse price. That slippage never shows up in the fee schedule but it hits your PnL all the same. Deeper books absorb size without the price moving against you. Depth isn't the full picture though. Spreads depend on the ticker. On SPY, Bitget's spread was tighter than Binance when I checked. On NVDA, Binance had the tighter spread, so it's not a clean sweep. But a tight spread on a book with a few units of depth doesn't help if your order is any bigger than that. The depth gap comes down to infrastructure. rToken routes through NASDAQ/NYSE liquidity via licensed brokers during market hours. Most competitors rely on internal market makers. That's the gap you see in the order book, and it gets wider during regular trading hours when rToken is pulling from live exchange depth. If you're comparing tokenized stock platforms on fees and ticker count alone, you're missing what actually affects your fills. With earnings season kicking off, the depth gap between platforms is about to get tested in real time.

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  solsensei 🀄️ (@Solwiz313) reported 59 minutes ago

  @fukupapers @GetTrolled69_ @DegenWifStache Not only me there’s a **** load of people complaining apart your minions. You gave us no bullish updates apart from ****** products what only needs will only use. PAY FOR A BINANCE 2MONTHS of straight ******* red