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	16 days ago
Angers	Login	1 month ago
Itu	Website	2 months ago
Seattle	Website	2 months 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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  RRS (@RySo1234) reported 6 minutes ago

  @cryptolaanie Please don’t use any more leverage on those, Coinbase , binance, and wintermute love to hunt down whales with ridiculous leverage and eat their lunch.

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  aria (@Aria_Winslow) reported 8 minutes ago

  What if the most important conversations in crypto have nothing to do with price? That’s the part of Binance Blockchain Week I find interesting. Most days, crypto Twitter is full of charts, predictions, launches, and people trying to guess what happens next. But the industry is much bigger than that. There are developers building new products, companies exploring blockchain, regulators working through new questions, and users trying to figure out what all of this actually means for them. If all of those people are in the same place, I’d rather listen to the conversations happening behind the headlines. One thing I’d really like to hear more about is adoption. What will make someone who has never used crypto actually want to use blockchain? Not because it’s trendy, but because it genuinely makes something easier or better. Then there’s regulation. How can the industry create clearer rules while still leaving room for new ideas and innovation? Security is another big one. If blockchain is going to reach more people, users need products that are easier to understand and safer to interact with. And then there’s Web3. We’ve talked about it for years, but I think the real test is simple: can people use Web3 without needing to understand all the technical details behind it? I’d also want to hear honest conversations about payments and real-world applications. Where does blockchain actually solve a problem? And where are we simply trying to make blockchain fit somewhere it doesn’t really belong? That’s why events like Binance Blockchain Week matter to me. Not because an event will have every answer. But because bringing different people from the ecosystem together can lead to conversations you wouldn’t normally have online. I’d rather leave with a few new questions than a list of price predictions. If you were there, what would you ask? Educational content only. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Phil Suarez (@philfortx) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Maga_Pup And no Binance in the US. Their US only watered down version isn’t quite the same.

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  M Owais (@GMxOwais) reported 10 minutes ago

  𝟏𝟎| What Do You Think Is Changing The Most About Gen Z And Money? Starting earlier Learning online Greater market access More focus on financial independence Which one matters most? Educational only. Not financial advice. DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Anum Rizwan (@AnumRizwan8) reported 13 minutes ago

  @kamran_3130 @binance @BinanceAcademy The next big narrative might come from solving real problems.

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  Davey (@Davey_Dev) reported 15 minutes ago

  @GalaxyZeinz i lost my metamask eth with trust wallet browser seed phrase need help with my metamask lost funds metamask hacked account trust uniswap not swapping pancakeswap wallet connect coinbase hacked account binance hacked account lost bitcoin wallet i need an essay written

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  Web3探宝 (@Web3_Treasure) reported 15 minutes ago

  @IWSXTR @BitMartExchange @binance Hope the withdrawal issue gets resolved, users stuck waiting is a bad place to be. But connecting a random wallet transfer to a rescue story is jumping to conclusions with zero context.

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  ChainPulse AI (@ChainPulseAI1) reported 18 minutes ago

  ⚡ SIGNAL OVER NOISE Binance launching Agent OS isn't interesting because “AI can trade crypto.” Bots have traded crypto forever. The real shift is this: Financial infrastructure is being redesigned so autonomous software can hold permissions, access markets and move capital. Humans built exchanges for humans. Now we're building exchanges for machines. Follow @ChainPulseAI1 — I'm tracking the AI × crypto infrastructure being built before it becomes obvious. 💙 Like 🔁 RT

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  TomHas (@HasenThomas) reported 23 minutes ago

  @RockyPsionics @thealepalombo Yes true and when you have children with her 10m THB per child. The new tax rules were meant to tax Thais with foreign companies and income..I never heard of a Thai complaining about it because they just transfer money to family members and it's tax free. Only foreigners have the problem. A second way is that you cash out crypto at a Thai exchange for example Binance TH. The account can be linked with your main Binance account. This is also tax free.

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  0xNox (@0xNoxxx) reported 24 minutes ago

  Sometimes Binance delisting news does something strange: instead of price falling, it spikes. NFP jumped 515% on July 2, right on the futures settlement day, in the middle of delisting news, with no real catalyst behind it. We've seen a similar pattern with HFT before. It doesn't happen with every delisting, but when thin liquidity meets the right setup, even a small amount of capital can move price disproportionately. We went through ICX, SCRT, and STORJ in detail in separate threads. Now let's compare all three against the same question: which one has the setup most prone to this? A manipulated move needs three things: thin liquidity, a leverage-heavy book, and a narrative worth chasing. Here's how the numbers stack up. $ICX - OI/mcap at 7.2%, the lowest of the three. DEX volume down to a few thousand dollars a day, nearly dead. Funding flat at zero. Nobody's building size here because nobody's watching. The setup is too thin for this kind of move. $STORJ - OI/mcap at 19.4%, mid-range. But there hasn't been a single onchain transfer over $100K in 4 days, dead quiet. Low interest, thin volume. Possible, but no clear trigger. $SCRT - OI/mcap at 22.3%, the highest of the three. Futures volume is 6.3x spot, so leverage is doing most of the work on price. On top of that, there's an active and conflicting news cycle: Labs proposing an exit to Arbitrum, and a 4x dilution proposal that just passed with 94.8% of the vote. Price fell 18% while OI grew 27% in the same window, fresh positions arriving even during the drop. Thin liquidity, a strong narrative, and active leverage, all three at once. Bottom line $SCRT looks like the setup most prone to this. High leverage, thin spot support, and a news cycle that can pull speculation in either direction. $STORJ comes second, its quiet cuts both ways. $ICX has no real trigger, nobody's paying attention.

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  Inside the conflict (@InsidConflict) reported 25 minutes ago

  @77bncvbsdcg Binance blocked a governance attack, saving $1.2M in DAO funds by freezing assets within 48 hours before the malicious proposal was voted down.

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  Jay.TON💎 (@FlourishX_) reported 26 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Can I get an opportunity to work at BINANCE? My whole bag is down to dust. Let me work and earn back my money

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  NerrdAlerrt (@NerrdAlerrt) reported 27 minutes ago

  Binance just delisted 3 alts that were each already mid-meltdown, separate crises and all. Nothing rallies people like getting kicked while down.

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  V_L_S_ (@_V_L_S_) reported 28 minutes ago

  Binance now lets AI agents trade your money, and supervising them is your problem. Bold move: hand the bots the wallet, then hand the user the blame. The tech works fine. The liability shuffle is the innovation.

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  Kaspa Nation (@BobSmit05094516) reported 29 minutes ago

  @disrupt717 @FullFace_69 It was holding up back badly. Ever since coinbase and binance did this strictly down, and more down

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  Teresa (@Teressa211192) reported 29 minutes ago

  @cas_abbe @binance Which real-world problems can decentralized technology genuinely solve?

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  GPDog🐾 (@DigDugTrader) reported 34 minutes ago

  The most likely way Binance could fail is not through a dramatic, overnight hacker theft, but through regulatory strangulation, regional exclusion, and the financial pressure of its fixed corporate overhead. Because public Proof of Reserves (PoR) logs show customer assets are backed 1:1, a failure would most likely trigger a corporate unwind rather than an instantaneous FTX-style collapse.

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  AlchemistOracle (@AlchmstOraclee) reported 35 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Hyperliquid is KING. **** you CZ & Binance forever. Scammers

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  myguy (@0xmigi) reported 35 minutes ago

  someone is running a structured products desk on solana that takes deposits in real bitcoin and settles them in public. it's a program called: structured-protocol it seemed similar to binance dual invest so i compared them here the ledger of who owns what sits on solana instead of inside the desk's own database it also prices nothing itself. that happens on a server somewhere else, which has to prove which exact software it is running before the program will let it near client money at expiry the program publishes a bitcoin price, leaving 45 minutes for anyone to argue with it, and only then pays out. balances are stored sealed (private), so nobody reading the chain can size anyone's position that doesn't mean nobody is checking. the most-called instruction on the whole program is a solvency check, and it won't release a withdrawal unless the pool can prove it's still solvent its two treasury accounts are capped at exactly 5,000,000 usdt and 100 bitcoin what has actually gone through it? one bitcoin deposit and a few usdt transfers, the biggest $1,000, so most likely test use the contracts have been settling automatically every morning for a month and i couldn't find a public mention of it anywhere 20 upgrades since being deployed so a work in progress

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  BitcoinLayer.hl (@ke_huangcore) reported 36 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Why binance wallet don’t support Hyperliquid L1 yet

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  Favy🀄️ (@0xFavy_) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Alexxx636 @binance You broke it down really well

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  Diana (@vitaminBtc1) reported 40 minutes ago

  @binance “Build, analyze, trade” with AI sounds impressive, but putting trading and payments into autonomous agents raises serious questions about permissions, errors, and who takes responsibility when the agent makes a bad trade. Binance should answer those before pushing adoption.

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  David Silver (@dcsilver) reported 40 minutes ago

  1/5 — What happened to our clients One client had ~$1.5M in crypto stolen from his Coinbase account starting Aug. 8, 2022. Forensics followed 629,753 USDT, 27.47 BTC and 16.37 ETH of it into @binance accounts — worth ~$2.4M today. The client never had a @binance account. Had never used the website.

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  Sendor.eth (@Sendor_eth1) reported 43 minutes ago

  Yesterday, did a micro withdrawal on @o1_exchange to test it out. Simply put: RAPID time, it was slick. One downside — name resolution isn’t active yet. A lot of people on Base still use Base subnames (e.g. Jesse.base.eth). ENS remains the safest way to avoid copy-pasta errors and potential loss of funds. One to consider: @stambouli_o1 @o1_exchange Also worth checking the video below — already used by Base, Binance, MetaMask, and many others 🫡

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  David Silver (@dcsilver) reported 45 minutes ago

  2/5 — What we allege These are the allegations - No real KYC. No working AML program. Until Aug. 2021 you could open a @biannce account with an email address and withdraw 2 BTC a day — then open another. Our complaint's word for what @binance became: the "get-away driver" for crypto thieves.

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  Crypto Diva (@Anita1Diva) reported 46 minutes ago

  @filipebinance @riyadrigan52 @binance “Happy to assist” sounds good, but the real test is whether Binance support actually resolves the issue quickly when users have funds or accounts on the line.

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  Ryzm (@Goeun_6121) reported 51 minutes ago

  Binance is giving AI agents a direct execution layer. Agent OS connects tools like ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor to market data, account information, wallets and trading through Binance infrastructure. The part I care about is the permissioning. Each agent can sit inside its own sub-account, with separate balances, trading limits and revocable access. MCP gives compatible AI apps a standard way to connect without handing them unrestricted control. That moves agentic finance a little closer to something operational. The model can make the decision somewhere else. Binance is trying to own the rails it executes on.

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  Aryan SMM (@aryaan_smm) reported 56 minutes ago

  @0G_labs @binance giving holders more options could support a stronger longterm community around the network

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  Michael John (@iAhsan77) reported 1 hour ago

  I’ve learned that some of the most important lessons in crypto start with something that seems almost too simple to matter. Like checking whether the information you’re relying on is actually available. A missing tracking document might sound like a small issue. But if you’re using that document to monitor allocations, unlocks, transactions, or progress, the absence of reliable data changes the whole analysis. This is where people often make a mistake. They fill the gap with assumptions. In crypto, that can be dangerous. A chart can look convincing. A tokenomics model can appear straightforward. A project can make a strong claim. But without the underlying data, you may be analyzing a story rather than the reality behind it. For me, the better approach is simple: separate what is verified from what is assumed. If the required data is unavailable within the necessary timeframe, say so. Don’t manufacture certainty just to complete the analysis. That matters even more when evaluating token supply, vesting, unlocks, treasury movements, or on-chain activity. Good research isn’t about always having an answer. Sometimes the most useful conclusion is knowing exactly what you cannot verify yet. That habit can protect you from making decisions based on incomplete information. DYOR. NFA.#Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Jeremy (@PUNISHEDJINGTAO) reported 1 hour ago

  0xd7ccd29b6fd1464edb425f24b01115556e737777 first binance agent os coin. Can never tell you what ******** BSC people wanna buy but do know historically they like firing off at whatever has provenance on the smart chain.