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	6 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

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  DougRewards | Doug.gg (@DougRewards) reported 2 minutes ago

  @binance Play on slow mode

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  CM_Buc. (@CM_Buc) reported 3 minutes ago

  @binance No working in EU 😓

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  Peyo.Eth (@MrPeyo5885) reported 3 minutes ago

  TradFi spent decades building walls around the stock market. Binance just started putting doors in them. bStocks → 24/7 trading, on-chain portability, self-custody, and real-world equities meeting crypto-native users. The bigger question isn’t “will stocks go on-chain?” It’s how big does this get when 1B+ crypto users can access them? @cz_binance — is this just the beginning? 👀 @bstocksfinance

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  Rado | τsc (@RadoTsc) reported 6 minutes ago

  2/2 Above I broke down the BIP-110 chain split and why node runners refusing blocks means nothing when exchanges decide what gets priced. Studying it for 4 hours got me thinking about Bittensor, and the comparison is uncomfortable for Bitcoin. THE SAME GAME, BOTH NETWORKS A Bitcoin spammer(jpeg, ordinals) isn't a vandal. He's an optimizer. Blockspace is priced by the byte. Witness data gets a 75% discount and almost no inspection. So you can store a JPEG on the most secure ledger on earth for a few dollars, then sell it as an Ordinal for hundreds. The protocol pays you to do it. You'd be irrational not to. A Bittensor miner does the exact same math. Emissions flow to whatever the validator scores highly. Find the cheapest input that scores well, farm it. Not cheating. Following the incentive as written. Both are the same failure: a reward function with a gap in it, and someone smart enough to find the gap. THE DIFFERENCE IS WHAT HAPPENS NEXT Bittensor: subnet owner ships new validator logic, sets a minimum version, miners update or stop earning. Days. Bitcoin: devs filtered inscriptions, spammers changed the data's shape. Filtered again, new shape again. Two years of cat and mouse, no resolution, and today a chain split instead of a fix. Bittensor's "centralization" is what lets it close exploits FAST Bitcoin's lack of an owner is what leaves them open. THE PART I CAN'T SHAKE I always believed Satoshi being gone was Bitcoin's strength. No leader to pressure, no throat to choke. BIP-110 showed me the leadership just moved somewhere less accountable. 20,000 basement nodes changed nothing. What matters is which software Binance and Coinbase run, because they're where BTC becomes dollars. Miners are regulated firms with power bills and legal obligations. They mine whatever the exchanges will price. Influence flows to exchanges. Exchanges set the rules. Hashpower follows. Nobody voted. So it's still governance by a handful of well-capitalized players. The only thing "no leader" bought us was not knowing who to ask. WHERE THAT LEAVES ME Bitcoin is still one of my favorite assets and I'm not selling. But I held a belief for 10 years that I no longer hold. Deep pockets govern either way. At least Bittensor is honest about it. This made me more focused on TAO, not less.

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  Global Smart (@GlobalSmart_T) reported 7 minutes ago

  @binance Wild to see 1.1 trillion in perps volume, crypto is quietly eating tradfi's rails. But 60% on one CEX is also scary centralized. What happens when Binance goes down? DeFi version needs to catch up.

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  brody (@iamguidag) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance Instead of playing games, you should fix the bugs in your app and provide a professional training to your customer service team. Multiple users are being punished for your lack of professionalism.

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  hamza22 (@hamzasdiqque788) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @ansari_ali76454 @binance Already submit appeal and live chat but my appeal reject and not solve my issue

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  Dung Vu 🟨 (@DungMagicSquare) reported 20 minutes ago

  Here are some good questions people ask about P2P Binance safety: 1. Do you trade outside the app for speed? No. In the app, the coin is escrowed, and the chat is used to store evidence. If you go outside the app, you lose protection. 2. I saw a screenshot claiming a transfer—has the release happened yet? Not yet. Screenshots can be edited. I open the bank app; once the money arrives in the exact amount, then I release. 3. How do you know the counterparty is trustworthy? Check the badge, completion rate, and transaction history. The payment account name must match the order name—if it’s different, stop. 4. What if the counterparty changes their account mid-way? Stop immediately. They’re the same group as those who urge urgent release, and the transfer note is irrelevant/garbled. 5. What do you need to save after completing a transaction? Order ID, chat screenshots, and receipts. If there’s any issue, open a Dispute/Complaint, and contact Support—24/7. General rule: trade within the app. Only release once you confirm the payment is real. If you suspect anything, stop and ask Support. @Binance Vietnam #binancep2pantoan

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  Honey (@Honeyxgpt) reported 24 minutes ago

  $TUT THREAD 🧵 Let’s be real TUT isn’t trading like a normal market Its a liquidity game $TUT bounced more than 500% and both retailers and whales started shorting it just like they do with almost every massive pump. Because the mindset is simple Everything that goes up has to come down. But the MMs had a different plan They saw where the liquidity was sitting and started aggressively longing $TUT, triggering a massive short squeeze and liquidating traders one after another. And it worked. On Bitget, $TUT went from $0.17 to $1 in just 3 minutes, liquidating around $43M in shorts. That’s nearly half of all short liquidations across the entire crypto market during that move. And then within roughly 30 seconds the entire move was wiped out. Even if you were watching the chart live, there was practically nothing you could do in those few seconds. One trader lost $3.3M at $0.72. Another lost around $1M at $1. The crazy part? $TUT reportedly didn’t even cross $0.33 on several top tier exchanges including Binance, where $TUT was seeing around $2B in volume. This is why you need to understand the liquidity game.

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  Steve (@azhou9531) reported 24 minutes ago

  @MARKOCHAIN_ Brother TUT has already paid attention to him. We should support him and ask Binance officials to support the developers

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  SCUM bucketx (@hardtalk01) reported 24 minutes ago

  @traderr22 @binance @Vanarchain Please binance do NOT ever list that **** **** scam coin again vanry

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  Crypto With Bhavesh (@Crypto_Bhavesh) reported 26 minutes ago

  Is the Crypto Listing Season Dead? 👀 Remember when almost every day we’d see new listing announcements from MEXC, Binance Alpha and other exchanges? Even pre-market was packed with new projects. Now? It feels like all of that has almost disappeared. Q1 and Q2 were slow. Q3 is almost over, and we still haven’t seen many major project listings. Are projects delaying their TGEs and listings Or is something bigger happening? Hopefully, Q4 brings some major names. Otherwise, 2027 might be the real listing season. 👀

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  Travyiscracked (@travyiscracked) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Hx7_01 @binance Seems like no exchange is trustworthy these days, all have similar issues

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  Hellcat (@hellcat6900) reported 27 minutes ago

  @CookerFlips Yup It became a thing when the gay only fans model pnut daddy was trying to get PNUT delisted from binance cus he was sidelined on his own squirrel . Cz didn’t give a **** tho

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  Megacollins (@Megacollins) reported 37 minutes ago

  It looks like magic, but Google Authenticator is basically two devices independently solving the same puzzle. Imagine you and I secretly agree on a number and a rule. We both have the same secret, and every 30 seconds we use that secret plus the current time in the exact same calculator to produce a temporary number. I have the calculator on my phone. You have the identical calculator on your server. At 10:00, my phone calculates 389125. Your server does the exact same calculation with the same secret and the same time window and also gets 389125. I don't have to send you anything. You already know what my phone should have produced. That's essentially what Google Authenticator is doing. When you enable 2FA on Google, GitHub, Binance, etc., the site generates a secret key and shares it with your Authenticator app, usually through the QR code you scan. Your phone stores the secret. The server stores the same secret. From then on, whenever you need a code, both sides independently combine: • The shared secret • The current time • The same TOTP method to generate a 6-digit code. So when your phone shows 389125, the server independently calculates what the code should be. You type it in, the site checks whether it matches, and you're authenticated. Your phone doesn't need to be connected to the internet to generate the code. That's why you can put your phone in airplane mode and still generate a valid Authenticator code. The little countdown circle simply shows how much time is left in the current 30-second time window before a new code is generated. And what can make a genuine code fail? • You enter it after the server's accepted time window. • Your phone's clock is significantly out of sync. • You scanned the wrong QR code. • You're using the code for a different account. • The site's 2FA secret was reset or changed. Most services also allow a small tolerance for clock differences, so being off by a tiny amount doesn't necessarily invalidate the code. But there's no mysterious signal travelling back and forth between your phone and the website. It's simply: Same secret + same time window + same method = same temporary code. Two completely disconnected devices can independently arrive at the exact same answer. That's the real "magic" behind Google Authenticator. Good tek.

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  defido (@defido) reported 38 minutes ago

  @ImperialAttila The entire thing highlights that onchain oracle pricing and market making on Solana is prohibitively expensive vs the binance aws servers and that is the issue. Flash trade just showed that they couldn’t fund or compete in that realm without backing. And Phoenix got all the backing and hasn’t beaten HL or Binance yet. Roll back to step 1) oracle updates and market making are still prohibitively expensive

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  Noble Ironside 🦾📈 (@NobleIrons7de) reported 40 minutes ago

  Bidding $MAX (The Giggle Mascot) here at 2m This feels an obvious 10m+ trade on the binance chain with over 400 BNB donated so far worth 250k currently $MAX previously hit 4m+ and has been ranging around the 1.6 to 2m mcap, but currently at 2m Their X acc was just recovered after a short suspension, and things looking to be cooking Also saw a @TCryptochicks reply earlier today, maybe the candles are loading Seated for what's to come We might probably see some retracement down, but with 240k USD worth of BNB donated so far to the Giggle Academy , i don't think the BSC ecosystem won't give them some visibility 2m mcap feels cheap 0xe9Bc5C6A86caA44fD7b469bf3cc7c563E4F77777 Will DCA on this

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  TimiAkorede (@IAmTimiAkorede) reported 40 minutes ago

  OKX’s continued access to Europe wasn’t just luck. It secured its MiCA licence through Malta on Jan. 27, 2025, giving it a regulatory base it could passport across the EEA. Binance took a different route through Greece. The real lesson? Timing matters. @OKX

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  Jack (@WispOfDeFi) reported 44 minutes ago

  Stocks meet blockchain. Binance bStocks are tokenized U.S. stock products available to eligible users, bringing a digital format to exposure to publicly listed companies. But tokenized stocks aren’t exactly the same as traditional stocks. Trading availability, ownership structure, product features, and access can differ. The interesting part is how blockchain technology is being used to create new ways to interact with financial markets. Availability varies by region and eligibility. DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Sebastianblood (@piedpiper8066) reported 44 minutes ago

  @binance I deleted binance cause it's ****

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  flocka (@optimist1237653) reported 44 minutes ago

  bnb summer, dyor nfa, think this might be the wagmi play forsurely ai influencer created by binance to help educate ppl about finance yi he spoke about having her likeness recreated by ai to do her job as an influencer has yet to be posted by any notable binance affiliates being posted on binance square weekly teasers coming from @binancezh account and big rollout expected this week - the play feels too obvious/too easy and that's usually when i get ***** viciously but it feels like there are almost no english traders in this coin, feels really overlooked which i like i think people will be completely blindsided by this coin just like palu

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  Zeeshan Abid (@ZeeshanAbid982) reported 44 minutes ago

  What happens when a traditional stock meets blockchain? That's the idea behind Binance bStocks. bStocks are tokenized securities that give eligible users exposure to U.S. stocks through blockchain based infrastructure. Each bStock is backed 1:1 by the corresponding U.S. share held with a regulated custodian. But here's the important part: Owning a bStock isn't the same as directly owning the underlying company's stock. Instead bStocks are structured to provide exposure to the stock's price performance and certain economic benefits through a tokenized format. So what's different? Traditional stocks trade through established market infrastructure with specific trading sessions. bStocks can trade 24/7 on Binance Spot with transactions typically settling in under a second rather than following the traditional T+1 settlement window. They're also issued as BEP-20 tokens on BNB Smart Chain bringing blockchain native features such as self-custody and potential DeFi compatibility. Another interesting feature is fractional access. Binance says eligible users can access bStocks from as little as $5, depending on the product and region. But tokenization doesn't remove risk. Market, liquidity, custody, technology and regulatory risks can still matter. And availability isn't universal. bStocks are available only to eligible users in supported jurisdictions, so products and features can vary depending on your region. The bigger story isn't that stocks are becoming crypto. It's that traditional financial assets can now be represented using blockchain infrastructure. That's an important part of understanding how traditional finance and digital finance are beginning to connect. This post is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Stay curious, Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  BitCAT (@bitcatnabil) reported 45 minutes ago

  @binance @cz_binance @cz_binance Was there any backend or insider access involved? That's way normal user like me can't claimed those reward? And reward fully claimed less than 1 second?

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  Bob Burnett (@boomer_btc) reported 46 minutes ago

  @BitcoinBombadil I get that but at this point I don't see the users, especially those that control exchanges, marketplaces, commerce points, large treasuries, or templates having any material support for a signaling chain (and in some cases no support). Remember that organizations like Coinbase, Binance, Steak n' Shake, Strike, Strategy, etc. simply represent the will of large groups of users. If their users had applied pressure on them that they want a BIP-110 chain to be recognized as Bitcoin, then they would have in turn pressured the miners. That would have mattered most to miners but they got nothing of the sort. So, I think the miners do have to listen to the users but the truth is that across the ecosystem I don't see that support was there. I know that is sad and disturbing and frustrating, but that is how I see it. There is a chance the next few hours will prove me wrong, but in the end there was never a scenario where some group of Bitcoiners doesn't get their desired result.

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  Aim High🔶.bit (@mr_aimhigh) reported 47 minutes ago

  @binance Here is mine "You’re a cynical market veteran. Break down this trade in 4 lines: Why it works • Why it fails • Best entry • When I’m wrong" #BuildWithYou

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  BitCAT (@bitcatnabil) reported 48 minutes ago

  @binance @cz_binance @cz_binance Hello sir, I appreciate an explanation for why this is happening with normal user! If this was an issue mine then every normal user face the same issue. Your support team declined to respond.

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  Meta Financial AI (@MetaFinancialAI) reported 49 minutes ago

  What was the main headache in DeFi? Granting 10 different approvals and calculating ratios just to add liquidity. 🤯 Today 👇 9 Aug @Binance Wallet has officially fixed this by launching its new ""Zap"" feature, bringing the process down to a single click. Entering liquidity pools with a single token is now a breeze. As UX becomes simpler, on chain volume will multiply. Up next--> acceleration of BEP95 gas burns! 👏 @cz_binance doesn't stop developing, not even for a single day. #DeFi #Binance #Web3

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  Virtuals Radar (@degenpark_eth) reported 54 minutes ago

  @binance not my problem for 5 years

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  Financier.news (@FINANCIERNEWS) reported 55 minutes ago

  $XRP Exchange Reserves Surge Past 2.6 Billion on Binance Over 2.6 billion XRP tokens are now parked on Binance for sale, up sharply as deposits outpaced withdrawals during this week’s selloff. The token’s market cap has slid to roughly $64 billion, knocking it out of the top four and down to the sixth-largest crypto asset. #Markets #Payments

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  Abbagigo.eth (@UmarIDR97364671) reported 55 minutes ago

  @binance Why would I open that **** exchange they banned my account I've been appealing but knowthing