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	20 hours ago
Angers	Login	26 days ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month ago
Nice	Mobile App	1 month ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Hribi (@Hribson) reported 7 minutes ago

  CZ on Hyperliquid: they serve a niche Binance cannot compete in and everyone knows you can use it in the US with a VPN “They occupy a niche that Binance the exchange cannot compete. They don't have KYC. They claim they're decentralized.” “In the US if you have a VPN you can use it, right? So everybody knows that.” “They are able to service many users that Binance cannot serve. Which I again — it's not in my place to comment whether that's good or not.”

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  Tidur Axie (@TidurAxie) reported 12 minutes ago

  Woww Binance support $MarsCoin 🔥🚀

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  Jenny 제니 🔸Binance (@jennyukim_bnb) reported 18 minutes ago

  this is what i mean when i say the money on binance square isn’t hypothetical 20k usd1 + 600k wlfi getting dropped over 5 days. live stream tip drop-ins, red packets in chatrooms most creators still think square is just a place to cross-post. it’s a place to get paid breaking down all 5 ways this week

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  BL3ED | Meraki (@BL3_EED) reported 19 minutes ago

  Well @Dexsport used to support 87 diff coins across 26 networks. But now they have added Binance pay, which makes it actually very easy to take some small predictions. No address, no bridges and ofc no waiting on it. Just some taps!!

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  ValidatorVibes (@ValidatorVibes) reported 21 minutes ago

  @binance whats driving the demand for crypto-native access to tradfi? lower fees or just better ux?

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  Luke (@LukeGiroud) reported 21 minutes ago

  Binance just shilled the next BNB runner and nobody Is talking about it What does every coin on BNB have In common that has sent to 10m+ ? Every coin was soft shilled by a sub-account / employee account before eventually reaching CZ or Binance main page. The last time binance posted about “pizza” was back in May 22, 2026. Binance/CZ has also ONLY ever tweeted about “pizza” on the national bitcoin pizza day with the exception of only a few times and everytime it was done, it was used as a MARKETING tool. Coincidence that for the first time in months they decide to break this cycle, at the same time that there is a fully functioning bitcoin $pizza token that pays out holders in BTC? BNB Season, CZ in full support of meme stocks, openly tweeting coin tickers, and he celebrates pizza day yearly. $pizza This is my thesis.

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  Shaheb Khan (@shahinhasan009) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Jia_Crypto01 728590691 binance id Please give me sister I always support you

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  Lisa manobal (@lisaManobal23) reported 24 minutes ago

  Most people compare bStocks to crypto. I'd compare them to a question instead: what if you never had to wait for the market to open? For as long as public markets have existed, access has been tied to a clock. Open bell, close bell, weekends off, holidays skipped. That's just been the default. Binance bStocks challenge that default directly. They're tokenized versions of real, publicly listed U.S. stocks, structured to trade around the clock for eligible users, using blockchain as the underlying infrastructure instead of a traditional exchange. A few things worth sitting with: The company behind the stock doesn't change. What changes is how that ownership gets represented and accessed. The 24/7 part isn't a gimmick, it's a direct consequence of moving settlement onto blockchain rails instead of a centralized market with fixed hours. This is still early. Eligibility and availability depend on your region, and jurisdiction affects what's actually accessible, so nothing here should be assumed universal. I'd frame this less as crypto invading stocks and more as infrastructure catching up to how people actually want to interact with markets, on their own schedule, not the exchange's. Always DYOR! #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  DTM2007 💹 (@deejaydan1987) reported 28 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Bro i havent been buying BNB memes for a while but I just did with $ASTEROID 0x330990dae53bca4c5811c5362b44c33a47db7777 . Hope you could support this CTO after Binance was used to pump by a former employee

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  AzamRaja (@Azamofficial57) reported 29 minutes ago

  What Are Binance bStocks? Most days I'm flipping between charts and order books, trying not to chase every narrative that suddenly becomes "the next big thing." Funny enough, some of the more interesting shifts happen away from token prices. They happen where market access quietly changes. Lately I've been thinking about tokenized stocks. Not because I want another asset to trade, but because crypto keeps shrinking the distance between different financial systems. Everyone gets excited about volatility, yet infrastructure usually changes behavior long before prices reflect it. What caught my attention with Binance bStocks isn't the idea of replacing traditional equities. It's the possibility that market participants may eventually think less about switching between financial rails and more about managing one portfolio across different asset classes, where available. That feels like a structural question rather than a product launch. Unlike traditional stocks held through conventional brokerage infrastructure, Binance bStocks are designed to provide tokenized exposure to eligible stocks in supported regions. That difference changes how I think about accessibility, not ownership itself. Execution still matters. Regional availability, settlement design, regulatory limits, liquidity conditions, and platform risk all remain part of the equation. A tokenized wrapper doesn't erase those realities. I'm not treating this as a trading signal. If anything, it's another reminder that financial innovation often starts by reducing friction before it creates obvious opportunity. Availability varies by region, so it's worth checking official Binance resources and always DYOR. This is educational only, not financial advice. #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Tonie Anselm (@TonieAnselm) reported 32 minutes ago

  @kay_drake_ @binance @BinanceAcademy 24/7 access to stocks is a pretty big deal 🔥

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  BitBull (@AkaBull_) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Bitt_Belle @binance Tokenization may simplify access, but it does not remove market risk.

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  Token Talk (@TokenTalk3x) reported 35 minutes ago

  Traditional Stock vs Tokenized Stock What's the Actual Difference? 🔍🧵 A lot of people use "stock" and "tokenized stock" interchangeably, but they're structured quite differently. Here's a breakdown for anyone exploring this space for the first time. Traditional stocks: 📍 Represent direct ownership of a share in the company 📍 Trade only during official exchange market hours 📍 Held through a regulated brokerage account bStocks (tokenized stocks): 📍 A certificate designed to track the price of a US stock — not the stock itself 📍 Commonly backed 1:1 by the actual share, held with a regulated custodian 📍 Structured for potential 24/7 trading access, unlike traditional market hours 📍 Does not give holders direct ownership of the underlying company So what does "backed" actually mean? It means that for every bStock issued, there's typically a corresponding real share sitting with a custodian. This structure is meant to let holders gain price exposure to the stock's movement without the token itself being a share. Why the ownership distinction matters: Because bStocks are certificates, not equity, holders don't get shareholder rights like voting in the same way a direct stockholder might. It's a different structure serving a different purpose price exposure + flexibility, rather than direct company ownership. A few things to know before exploring further: 🔹 bStocks are issued by BTech Holdings Limited, a Binance-affiliated entity, under an ADGM-approved prospectus 🔹 Eligibility is currently limited to specific jurisdictions, and the available list of tickers is expanding regularly 🔹 Digital assets and tokenized securities carry market risk and price volatility 🔹 This is educational content only not financial advice 🔹 Availability varies by region always confirm eligibility before exploring For the current list of available tickers and region eligibility, check Binance's official bStocks page directly, since the offering is updated frequently. DYOR before making any decisions 🙏

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  James Bearish Bull (@jamesjasmy) reported 35 minutes ago

  @2026FIFA888 @Chiliz @bitget The biggest thing $CHZ has going for it is compliance. Exchanges are increasingly looking for that, so it's a real advantage. That said, listing decisions are ultimately up to each individual exchange. One thing's for sure though - a project shouldn't be overly reliant on just one exchange for liquidity. CHZ has that in its favour too, being listed on Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Bybit, + others. But CHZ needs to be more open with its community members - I've highlighted clear, documented issues between promises and shortfalls, and that's pinned to the top. (as you know), That's my view.

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  Daniel (@earthenware_red) reported 37 minutes ago

  @BinanceBrasil The fact that Binance has to keep reminding people theres no DM support says a lot about how persistent the scams are

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  Crypto Diva (@Anita1Diva) reported 38 minutes ago

  @mazhardarzi2 I lost $1.20 on Binance and received nothing back, but even a small loss raises a bigger question: why is it so difficult for users to get clear support and accountability from the platform?

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  vikash j guru (@VikashJGuru) reported 40 minutes ago

  @binance Sir binance account showing problem with facial verification It's show the error code :- 609010 Plz solve problem of my account sir Bcz there are fund is also in my account

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  모모 (@momo_0_0_o) reported 41 minutes ago

  I built a paper-trading bot for Polymarket's BTC 15-minute Up/Down markets and packaged it as a starter kit. The hard parts are already solved: - Chainlink-first pricing (what Polymarket actually resolves on — not Binance) - CLOB websocket that re-subscribes every 15-min window - order-book-aware fills, fee-inclusive PnL - live dashboard + JSONL logs built for LLM-assisted strategy tuning Paper trading only. No API keys, no account needed. Python, 3 deps.

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  That Martini Guy ₿ (@MartiniGuyYT) reported 41 minutes ago

  Bitcoin open interest is starting to pick up again. BTC is currently trading around the $64,200 level, and one thing I’m watching closely right now is the amount of leverage returning into the market. Total Bitcoin open interest has climbed back to 765.82K BTC, worth around $49.24B. Over the last 24 hours, open interest has increased by +2.26%. The interesting part is where that positioning is coming from. CME open interest has jumped: +6.94% over the last 24 hours +6.08% over the last 4 hours That’s something I’m paying attention to because CME tends to reflect more institutional positioning compared to the retail-heavy exchanges. At the same time, Binance remains the largest venue with around $9.56B in open interest, but the increase there has been much smaller at +0.31% over the same period. So right now, we’re seeing leverage build back into Bitcoin, but it’s not just a retail-driven move. The important thing is that rising open interest alone doesn’t tell us where Bitcoin goes next. If Bitcoin continues holding the $64,000 area while open interest increases, it shows the market is absorbing new positions. If support breaks while leverage remains elevated, that’s where volatility can accelerate and liquidations can start flushing traders out. This is why I’m watching price action, liquidity levels, and positioning together. Bitcoin isn’t just moving based on buyers and sellers right now. It’s moving around where leverage is building. The next major move will likely come from whichever side gets trapped first. I'll be keeping a close eye on all of the data.

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  crypto ciara (@cryptociara6) reported 41 minutes ago

  Binance bStocks: The Future of Stock Trading or Just Hype? Here's what you actually need to know 👇 Remember when you couldn't trade stocks because the market was closed? Yeah, Binance bStocks solved that. These aren't your traditional stocks. They're tokenized versions of US company shares built on blockchain technology. Think of them as digital twins of real stocks. The biggest difference? 24/7 trading. Traditional stock markets? Monday-Friday, 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM EST. If Elon tweets at 2 AM on a Sunday, you're waiting until Monday to react. With bStocks, eligible Binance users can trade whenever they want. No closing bells. No weekend gaps. Just continuous access. But here's what most people don't realize: bStocks represent actual US stocks (think Tesla, Apple, Google). Each token tracks the price of the underlying asset. You're getting exposure to the same companies, just in a crypto-native wrapper. However, they're NOT exactly the same as traditional stocks. • Different ownership rights: You're holding derivative tokens, not direct shares • Regional availability: Only available in supported jurisdictions • Eligibility requirements: Not every Binance user has access Why is everyone talking about tokenized stocks? Because they represent a bridge between traditional finance and crypto. They bring liquidity, accessibility, and innovation to an asset class that's been largely unchanged for decades. But let's keep it real , tokenized stocks are still evolving. Before exploring any financial product, understanding the risks, mechanics, and regional availability matters more than FOMO. Binance bStocks are only available to eligible users in supported regions. Product availability varies by jurisdiction. #Binance • #BinanceAcademy • #LearnWithBinance

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  Finley⚡ (@finleymax) reported 42 minutes ago

  Stocks and blockchain used to live in separate worlds. Now, products like @Binance bStocks are showing how the two can work together. Binance bStocks are tokenized U.S. stock products that let eligible users in supported regions gain exposure to selected publicly listed companies through blockchain technology. If you’re hearing about them for the first time, here are a few things worth knowing: 🔹 They are not the same as buying shares through a traditional stockbroker. 🔹 They are designed for blockchain-based access and can be traded 24/7 by eligible users under the applicable product terms. 🔹 Their ownership structure, features, and availability differ from traditional stocks. Before trying any new financial product, ask yourself: ✅ What exactly am I getting exposure to? ✅ How does it differ from owning a regular share? ✅ What are the benefits and risks? ✅ Is it available in my jurisdiction? Technology keeps changing the way people access financial markets. The smartest move isn’t to chase every new product. It’s to understand how it works first. Education first. Decisions second. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Binance bStocks are available only to eligible users in supported jurisdictions. Product features and availability may vary by region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Crypto🔶Ace ♠️ (@DaCryptoAce) reported 45 minutes ago

  @a12321xyz @binance The momentum is impossible to ignore.

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  esk (@_esk_kse_) reported 46 minutes ago

  @boxfan17 The problem is Millennial uncs were yoloing their Facebook RSUs into shitcoins. This gen is broke. Binance doesn't accept v-bucks.

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  Hashim (@Hashiim_) reported 49 minutes ago

  Good evening CT Let’s be honest Most Web3 ecosystems don’t fail because of bad ideas They fail because nothing connects Users are in one place Builders are in another Liquidity is somewhere else No flow. No continuity. No real growth @DigiMaaya is trying to fix that disconnect Instead of scattered products, it builds a system where each layer feeds the next The Loyalty App brings users in and gives them a reason to stay through rewards powered by $EMYA Springboard filters and prepares real businesses before they ever touch a token Then the exchange becomes the meeting point where activity actually turns into value That flow matters more than hype Because in the long run Ecosystems don’t win by launching more They win by retaining, connecting, and compounding That’s the part most projects still don’t understand @binance

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  kinjersai (@kinjersai) reported 50 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Hey @cz_binance The sad part is that shutting down Binance’s operations in Canada contributed to this losses. I knew many people who held their crypto on binance and trusted it more than any wallet. There are lot of Canadian victims in this hack. Many switched to trusted wallet and then eventually to hardware wallets and wallet apps. This is why sometime regulation can result in heavy losses

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  PROP FIRM SCAM REPORT (@propscamReport) reported 56 minutes ago

  🧵 9/ 𝐈𝐟 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐏𝐚𝐢𝐝 𝐁𝐲 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐝, 𝐁𝐚𝐧𝐤, 𝐎𝐫 𝐂𝐫𝐲𝐩𝐭𝐨... 💳 If you paid by Credit/Debit Card or Bank: Contact your bank or card issuer and ask whether your payment qualifies for a chargeback or purchase dispute.Provide: 📌 Payment receipt / Bank statement. 📌 Challenge purchase invoice. 📌 CID termination email (if applicable). 📌 Payout rejection email (if applicable). 📌 Support emails and chat transcripts. 📌 MT5 login logs. 📌 Complaint reference number (if available). 📌 All supporting evidence.Ask your bank to review your dispute based on the evidence you provide. 🪙 If you paid using Cryptocurrency: Although crypto payments are generally not reversible, you should still: 📌 Save the Transaction Hash (TXID). 📌 Save the sending wallet address. 📌 Save the receiving wallet address. 📌 Save the payment invoice/receipt. 📌 Attach all emails, support chats, MT5 logs, and other supporting evidence. 📌 If you used a crypto payment processor (such as NOWPayments, Coinbase Commerce, Binance Pay, etc.), contact them and ask whether they can assist with your dispute or provide transaction details.Even if the payment cannot be reversed, these records are valuable evidence for your complaint to the relevant authorities.

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  Swim (@swimbillions) reported 56 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Hey CZ I think I caught your pattern for pumping coins : 1- Pump it and establish a floor 2- Make it go down slowly but not too far away from the floor so people believe it's dead 3- Pump it even higher and establish a floor 4- Pump it to valhalla + binance listing

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  Selena Bennett (@selena_bennet05) reported 58 minutes ago

  Let's break down Binance bStocks in simple terms. A traditional stock is a share of a company. You buy it through a stock exchange, and that exchange has fixed hours, once it closes for the day, trading stops until it opens again. A bStock is different. It's a tokenized version of that same stock, built on blockchain. Because it lives on-chain instead of a traditional exchange, eligible users can trade it 24/7 no waiting for market open. So the company behind the stock is the same. What changes is how it's represented and traded. A few things to keep in mind: → Ownership structure isn't identical to holding the actual share → bStocks are only available to eligible users in supported regions → Like any financial product, understand how it works before exploring it This is educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR and check what's available where you live. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Paxton (@Buy_SomeBTC) reported 59 minutes ago

  Most people think crypto and stocks belong in two completely different worlds. That’s what I believed too, until I started looking into tokenized stocks. What caught my attention wasn’t the stocks themselves. It was the idea that blockchain could change the way people access them. @binance bStocks are tokenized U.S. stock products for eligible users. The value is linked to the underlying companies, while blockchain is used to deliver that exposure in a digital form. That changed the way I looked at them. I wasn’t learning about a new company. I was learning about a new way to access familiar companies. Another thing I found important is that tokenized stocks are not the same as owning registered shares. That’s a detail many people should understand before making assumptions. Whenever I come across something new in finance, I try to slow down instead of rushing in. I want to know how the product works. I want to understand the risks. I want to know whether it’s even available where I live. Technology keeps changing how we access financial markets. That doesn’t change one simple rule. The better you understand a product, the better your decisions tend to be. Binance bStocks are tokenized U.S. stock products available only to eligible users in supported jurisdictions. Always do your own research before using any financial product. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  - (@HuSsY_420) reported 59 minutes ago

  @MotiveWave Kindly Fix and Update Trading APIs for Binance connections. Been facing the same issue for the past few versions. Binance deprecated some trading related endpoints in April therefore the “Current Positions” need manual refresh and “Exit strategies” fail to apply.