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.

• Website (43%)
• Transactions (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
Angers	Login	20 days ago
Itu	Website	26 days ago
Seattle	Website	27 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	1 month ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months 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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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 30 seconds ago

  $BANK — Free fall continues, exchange flows tell the story 📉 Price crashed from a high of $0.5950 straight down to $0.1141, now at $0.1175, down -31.45% today. RSI(6) at 12.4 shows deep oversold conditions, but structure remains broken well below every moving average. Transfer activity lines up with the dump: multiple large BANK transfers moving between Bitget-linked wallets in the last 24h — 15M (~$1.82M), 10M twice (~$1.67M and ~$1.17M), plus repeated 400K-570K transfers (~$60K-$85K each) flowing out to Binance. Cold-to-hot wallet movement followed by exchange-bound transfers is typically a precursor to selling pressure, not accumulation. With volume spiking on the way down and exchange wallets actively repositioning, this looks like continued distribution rather than a bottom forming yet. DYOR. NFA. #BANK

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  Duaa **** Ghaza (@mc0kz) reported 4 minutes ago

  I hope you can help me support my children. Please donate to my Binance wallet. Even $5 makes a difference to me. Please. TFJwF3kK8fLtEqn4bQDoTbKTAzCDUuGk3J

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  THE CRYPTO ORBIT (@Crypto_orbit06) reported 5 minutes ago

  Day 13/100 — Exchange vs Wallet 🔐 One of the biggest mistakes beginners make is thinking an exchange and a wallet are the same thing. They aren't. 🏦 Exchange (Binance, CoinDCX, Coinbase, etc.) • Used to buy and sell crypto. • Easy for beginners. • The exchange controls your private keys. • If the platform freezes withdrawals, gets hacked, or your account is restricted, your access can be affected. 🔐 Wallet • Used to store your crypto. • You own and control the private keys. • No company can access your funds without your permission. • Ideal for long-term holders who want full ownership. This is why the crypto community has repeated one phrase for years: "Not your keys, not your coins." That doesn't mean exchanges are bad. They're great for trading, but many experienced investors move long-term holdings to a wallet they control for greater security and ownership. The lesson is simple: 👉 Exchange = Trading 👉 Wallet = Ownership Where do you keep most of your crypto today? 🏦 Exchange 🔐 Wallet

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  🐻 Bearound XRP (@BearoundXRP) reported 12 minutes ago

  🚨 JUST IN: While the giants got walled out of Europe, #Ripple walked straight in. 🇪🇺 Binance: no licence, EU access gone. Tether: never applied, delisted. Fewer than 10% of 3,000+ EU crypto firms cleared MiCA. #Ripple holds full CASP and EMI. All 30 EEA markets. 75+ licences worldwide. Everyone else needs permission. Ripple already has it.

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  Crypto News (@CryptoNewsGold) reported 14 minutes ago

  ZackXBT is working on a hit piece taking down 3 big non KYC exchanges in a paid collaboration with #Binance Please be aware of paid shillings.

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  Mutua.base.eth (@Mutuabrian_M) reported 15 minutes ago

  What this means for crypto users. If you hold USDT, USDC or any other stablecoin on a Kenyan licensed platform, the platform won't be allowed to issue interest on your holdings. If this stretches to offshore CEXs like Binance, OKX and the rest, features like Binance Earn are will also be slashed for stablecoins. This has nothing to do with consumer protection. It’s all about protecting the local banks. They can't believe someone else is giving 5-8% APR on. USDT yet their savings accounts are topping at 3%. On the brighter side, this does not touch on decentralized DeFi protocols like AAVE and Compound.

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  Empty Buckets (@emptybuckets11) reported 16 minutes ago

  @soapweb3 $SIREN on base. Not that piece of **** binance coin.

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  Aurther ETH (@Aurther_Davis) reported 18 minutes ago

  While most people focus on buying, selling, or trading, there’s another way to engage with digital assets: putting eligible ones to work through earning products. @binance Simple Earn is one such option. It comes in two forms: Flexible lets you keep full access to your funds and still receive variable rewards. Locked requires a fixed commitment period and may come with a different reward setup. Which one makes sense depends entirely on your timeline, need for liquidity, and overall plan. Neither is superior by default.Asset support, rates, eligibility, and availability change by location, so always verify the current details yourself. Understanding the mechanics first is the real edge. This is educational content only—not financial advice. Research thoroughly and stick to official sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Crypto Warehouse (@GibCryptoNews) reported 19 minutes ago

  This ongoing issue targeting @cryptocom's customers is sad to see. Rumours online are that it is a result of information being sold on the open market with data of existing clients. I hope it is resolved quickly to stop further funds being lost. Turn on every single security feature, whether it is Coinbase, Binance or Crypto(dot)com. Stay safe.

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  Maker | Perps & Ownership szn (@Nevergreen911) reported 21 minutes ago

  TL;DR: People who actually brought volume and metrics to GRVT for 3+ years will have to wait up to 6 hours before they can access their tokens. Meanwhile, Binance Alpha users get free $GRVT with no lockups, no vesting, and immediate liquidity. Yeah... another "high-tech, next-gen, top-tier" perp DEX choosing to screw over the community that got them here.

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  MrBull (@0xMrBull) reported 22 minutes ago

  Just ate another quiet L on funding last week. Position was right, direction was right… and still walked away red because the rate bled me dry overnight. Classic perp tax nobody talks about until it hits. Then I finally looked properly at what @grvt_io shipped. Stable Funding Perps. Rate is published before you even click open. Capped. Settles once a day. Starts at zero when the book is balanced. Only the crowded side pays the rent. That alone is enough to make me pay attention. But they’re not stopping there. One balance that trades, earns yield, and backs margin across crypto + equities + commodities. No more jumping between wallets just to keep capital working. $ 400B+ volume already. 100k+ wallets. Live on Coinbase, Binance Alpha, Bybit and the rest. Listings are nice. The product is the actual unlock. This one feels different.

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  Kapoor Kshitiz (@kshitizkapoor_) reported 23 minutes ago

  HYPERLIQUID IS REWRITING THE DERIVATIVES MARKET Eight months ago, $HYPE was nowhere near Binance or Bybit. Today, it's become the #2 perpetual exchange by open interest, making one of the fastest market share gains the industry has seen and it's not slowing down. Over the last 6 months, Hyperliquid has continued taking share from the largest centralized exchanges (Image). This isn't happening by accident: - A major catalyst has been HIP-3, which transformed Hyperliquid from a perpetual exchange into infrastructure for launching new perpetual markets - Instead of competing for every listing itself, Hyperliquid is allowing builders to create markets directly on top of its network - The shift extends beyond Hyperliquid. TradFi perpetual open interest has climbed from under $1B in May to over $2B today For years, a handful of centralized exchanges controlled almost all perpetual trading. Today, liquidity is spreading across decentralized venues that offer competitive execution, permissionless listings, and faster innovation. The next battle in crypto won't be about spot trading. It'll be about who owns the derivatives market.

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  Unchained (@imoffchain) reported 26 minutes ago

  STEADY LADS WORKING ON BINANCE LISTING RN JUST A FEW MORE THINGS TO FILL OUT

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 27 minutes ago

  ZAMA is on the radar, not in play — the setup needs a 4-hour close back above $0.0617 with real volume before it earns another look. Right now the picture leans the wrong way. On the 4-hour chart, momentum just rolled over after a failed attempt higher. Buyers tried twice to push into $0.0647 and got rejected both times, leaving a textbook double-top on the 1-hour and a subtle warning underneath: price made a higher high, but the underlying strength that drives moves didn't follow. Price is also trading below the average cost paid by the last two waves of buyers, around $0.0613. That means most of the recent longs are underwater — and underwater buyers tend to sell into bounces to get out flat, which caps upside. The reward-to-risk here is upside down. The nearest ceiling sits at $0.0605, less than 1% above current price, while the nearest real floor is far below. Very little room to run, a lot of room to fail. The broader tape isn't helping either: Bitcoin and Ethereum are both soft on the 4-hour, the dollar is bid (money moving to safety), and a large forced-selling event just swept through this exact price zone. The 15-minute bounce is real but isolated, and it's happening on below-average volume — a small pocket of buying, not a shift in trend. Too many things point down at once. If ZAMA reclaims $0.0617 on a strong 4-hour close and Bitcoin turns with it, the bearish read is wrong and this one earns another look. Until then, watch — don't chase. — 📡 On the Radar · $ZAMA · Available on Binance

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  Macro Bombastic (@MacroBombastic) reported 35 minutes ago

  @MartiniGuyYT classic squeeze setup, binance data shows solid bid support at 63k

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  cexscan (@cexscan) reported 38 minutes ago

  @SBlockspy brokerage accounts already exist. people are just using binance because the fiat rails are broken everywhere else.

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  Cripto_signal.03 (@Criptoprime0) reported 38 minutes ago

  Profit or ****? Binance Futures #ATA/ #USDT Take-Profit target 1 ✅ Profit: 39.801% 📈 Period: 5 Hours 42 Minutes ⏰

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  Super Degen 💎 (@SuperDegen) reported 41 minutes ago

  @BinanceResearch Binance Research dropping the Half-Year 2026 On-Chain Markets report breaking down H1 trends

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  iEmil (@GemBrowser) reported 42 minutes ago

  @cz_binance I have 1k$ sent from Abstract chain not integrated into Binance. Still waiting for help ser I'm starving

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  ICHAKA IKE (@Ichaka_001) reported 43 minutes ago

  @minstrell_ @binance The builders never seem to slow down.

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  Stitch (@StitchHQ) reported 44 minutes ago

  @binance every level holds until the plumbing underneath it doesn't... that's usually where the real support sits...

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  garçon (@bellevuegarcon) reported 45 minutes ago

  @ArmaanIyer @PoorGoat_ @binance mhm im down now so ill hold till moon

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  CoinGape (@CoinGapeMedia) reported 47 minutes ago

  🚨 BINANCE IS BACK? After months of restrictions, millions of users can once again access the world’s largest crypto #exchange. Here’s what changed—and what it means for @Binance users. 🎥 Watch the full video below 👇

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  OZ (@Mannybug58) reported 48 minutes ago

  @kris NOBODY gives a **** about your useless apps or your ****** credit cards. CZ from Binance did 10,000 times better than you guys because he listened to his followers and gave them what they wanted. I never thought a Pole like Kris could be such a traitorous turncoat... $CRO

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  万联welinkBTC(🦄,🦄) | 🔶 逍遥游版 (@fly_welinkBTC) reported 48 minutes ago

  BTC's return to 64k is just a correction; it hasn't truly broken through yet! BTC's recovery above 64k is more like a correction within a range than a valid breakout, and it doesn't signal a return to risk-on sentiment in the entire crypto market. BTC is still in the late stage of recovery, not in a decisive breakout phase. The recent surge in 64k shares was mainly driven by short-term liquidity and short-selling pressure, rather than by sustained buying interest in the spot market. Risk appetite has stabilized around BTC, but altcoins haven't really started to expand yet. ETF demand has cooled down, profit margins are limited, the derivatives structure is relatively balanced, and the risk of chasing the rally is high. The key in the next few weeks will be whether BTC can hold steady between 65.4k and 66.8k without incurring too much leverage risk. BTC has climbed back above $64,000, currently trading at around $64,062, leaving some room for trading, but this alone doesn't indicate the market has entered a new phase. BTC is currently more like digesting previous pressure: while the past 30 days have been positive, the price hasn't yet surpassed the recent high of $66,800. Derivatives are only slightly bullish, ETF demand is cooling, and on-chain profitability is not high. Risk appetite is stabilizing, not expanding. 64k is more like a liquidity pulse than a trend reversal. Round numbers easily trigger algorithmic orders, stop-loss orders, and headline-driven trades, but they don't inherently create sustained buying pressure. At the time of the alert, BTC's 1-day trading range was roughly $63.5k–$64.6k, while the upper limit of the 30-day range was still capped by $66.8k. Structurally, this appears more like a range-bound correction than a confirmed upward expansion. The claim in the market that "BTC has reclaimed a key psychological level" is largely noise. Psychological price levels only truly matter in two situations: Attracting stable spot buying interest to enter the market; This triggers a sustainable chain reaction of leverage. Current evidence supports a short-term liquidity reaction rather than a broad consensus. The market still views BTC as the "least bad" option among crypto assets: there is sufficient demand to absorb pullbacks, but not enough to push the entire market into a risk-on state. Fund flows do not support chasing the rise. There was no frenzy in the derivatives market. BTC futures open interest was approximately $47.4 billion, with a slightly positive funding rate of about 0.007%, and the long/short ratio was nearly balanced at about 1.03. Binance liquidation data showed that short positions were liquidated at a higher rate than long positions, consistent with a short squeeze explanation. However, 24-hour futures trading volume was declining, indicating that this market movement was not driven by continued leverage expansion. The spot market's fund flows are more complex. BTC ETFs saw strong inflows earlier this month, but have experienced a net outflow of approximately $526 million over the last four settled trading days. On-chain, exchange reserves have decreased by approximately 12,400 BTC so far this month, and the net inflow in both directions indicates that supply hasn't flooded trading platforms. This provides support for the price, but with SOPR around 0.996, MVRV around 1.21, and NUPL around 0.17, it suggests that holders haven't entered a state of aggressive profit-taking. This is more like a correction after accumulation than a distribution at the end of a cycle or an exuberant breakout. The market is undervalued and undergoing a period of consolidation; overvalued markets are breaking out directly. I'm more inclined to view this as a BTC-led consolidation phase, while retaining the risk of upward squeeze, rather than betting on a full-blown beta expansion. BTC may continue to outperform altcoins as it acts as a liquidity reservoir and collateral anchor. However, this doesn't mean a healthy altcoin cycle has begun. If BTC's market share continues to rise while it's trending upwards, high-beta altcoins, memes, and less liquid AI/gaming assets are still prone to false breakouts. Over the next 1–4 weeks, I will be closely monitoring the following: Only when BTC recovers and stabilizes above the $65.4k–$66.8k supply zone should we consider increasing our risk exposure. Do not chase after altcoins until ETF fund flows turn positive and SOPR returns above 1. If funding rates rise above 0.01% and OI (Online Investment) increases in tandem, this should be considered a vulnerability rather than a trend confirmation. If the price recovers to $64,000 but then falls below $63,500, the bullish assumption should be abandoned. The point of non-consensus is simple: panic at the high level of 20 is not enough to prompt people to short BTC, but it's also not enough to justify "buying everything." In this market situation, BTC can continue to grind higher, while other crypto assets continue to lose relative value. Currently, BTC is still in the late stage of accumulation and repair with neutral risk, and the breakout has not been confirmed. It is not too early for traders to buy now, and it is too late to chase the price. The real advantage lies with active traders and long-term holders with low leverage who can patiently wait for confirmation at 65.4k-66.8k. High-beta buying in altcoins is not dominant.

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  Duaa **** Ghaza (@mc0kz) reported 49 minutes ago

  I hope that anyone who cares about my situation will donate to me via Binance wallet. I need the money to support my family. TFJwF3kK8fLtEqn4bQDoTbKTAzCDUuGk3J

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  ALPHA (@CKRcrypto) reported 53 minutes ago

  @czbinanceprd follow you with great interest. It is amazing that you are the founder of an exchange like Binance and that it provides services accessible in every corner of the world today. You are one of the first names that come to mind when people think of a "Bull" market in the crypto space. Recently, we have been having a hard time making sense of your comments and posts, and understanding what is happening behind the scenes. There are armed conflicts all over the world, and wars never end. If the rally is going to happen at a time when nobody knows or expects it, is this even possible in such an environment? Assets are just flooding the market with supply. Even projects with actual use cases fail to inspire confidence. I think we have all understood the importance of digital currency by now. But it feels like a gambling system where transactions are untraceable, and no one can claim any legal rights. I want to believe that this is not the case. I suspect that every post you make is a FOMO call and that you only care about yourself. You are a billionaire; when prices drop, you can make stronger purchases. But as altcoin investors with only $1,000 in hand, we cannot do that. Do whatever needs to be done. And I invite you to support the EIGEN coin. You are a powerhouse, and you should reflect this strength.

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  Trader Zid (@traderzid) reported 54 minutes ago

  some progress here but damn just give us the global app. @binance the local apps are always **** for a number of reasons.

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  DemonMonkey777 (@DemonMonkey777) reported 55 minutes ago

  You left out a lot of details. Probably why you dont allow comments. The tax has always caused problems with binance. If you read what CZ says he doesn't agree with tax. But if you are going to do it only do it in chain. Because it's not fair if some exchanges are doing.

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  𝓢𝓵𝓪𝓶 👁️⃤ (@slamwontmiss) reported 58 minutes ago

  Luca, CEO of Pudgy Penguins, says one big runner could change the entire market. “Once you see the market come back, it takes one thing to hit $500 million or $1 billion for everyone to believe, ‘Oh my God, billion-dollar runners are back.’ Once that happens, you’re not going to be selling much. You might sell 10% or 20%, cover your base, but that’s really what it takes. You just need to see it once, and it’ll come again.” “We’re waiting for that next one to set the tone. It might not get back to the extreme where everything was running to a billion, but I think you could see weekly $400–$500 million runners again for a quarter.” “You’ve got to understand what drove those runners. It was listings. You can only get a runner so far without listings. We’ve seen this time and time again. If you don’t get the listing, your runner isn’t going to billions.” “I don’t see Binance and these major exchanges listing coins when Bitcoin isn’t at $100,000. I think they need a wealth effect. Users make money, accumulate wealth, and then disperse that wealth into new assets listed on the platform.” “When wealth is down, they don’t want to fragment liquidity. They want to concentrate it and have people HODL. So as long as you’re not getting listings, I just don’t think you’ll see the runners the way you want to see them.”