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	5 days ago
Angers	Login	30 days 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

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  Robbie G (@RobbieG1550749) reported 1 minute ago

  @MichaelXBT It always looked like we needed to test .87c macro support on Binance, I'm now considering the possibility that the wick to .93c was that flush...🤔

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  spike (@oketapascal) reported 2 minutes ago

  @binance I havent because i had a terrible exprience with them

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  Bizzi (@Crypt0Bizzi) reported 2 minutes ago

  Polymarket killed the most profitable exploit on its platform Until yesterday, every crypto up/down market settled on a single price snapshot (one Chainlink oracle read at the exact second the market expired). Do you realize what it enables? A trader can buy $BTC above X in 5 minutes and with 3 seconds left, he slam a spot buy on Binance. Price spikes for one instant, oracle reads it and contract resolves in his favor. Stanford studied those 5m $BTC contracts and found that 821 accounts flagged as likely manipulators ~$8.2M extracted during manipulated windows ~$1.28M transferred directly from retail Binance volume spiked 3.9x before settlement 93% of losses fell on retail (of course). But starting August 7 Polymarket replaced snapshots with TWAP settlement (time weighted average price) via Chainlink Data Streams. > 5 min markets: 30 second TWAP > 15 min / 4 hour markets: 60 second TWAP Gaming a snapshot means moving the price for one instant but gaming a 30 second average means you are holding that dislocation while every arb fades you. 7 assets covered: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, HYPE, BNB, DOGE + $1M in liquidity rewards through in August. Hey manipulators, snapshot mechanism is dead and the edge now lives in reading actual direction. I think this exactly how 5m/15m markets should work.

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  Joe Swanson (@Joe_Swanson057) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Spectre_BTC @BinanceAcademy What if binance server stops?

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  BigBlueNation (@BigBlueNation85) reported 5 minutes ago

  Here’s bout how I figure they do business at places like binance and these shady exchanges. Come in on Monday. Check the books. If we’re behind somewhere let’s run that one in our direction. How else do you explain. Bitcoin moves up but certain coins barely moves until the moment THEY need it to move then Bitcoin barely moves and certain coins pumps like hell. It’s near impossible to keep up with what’s moving

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  ᴄʜɪ_ᴄʀʏᴘᴛᴏ🎒 (@only_son_twitte) reported 5 minutes ago

  @RobertSagurton @binance @slx_fi That lag is a real fairness problem for onchain traders. DFBA is an interesting approach to closing that gap without compromising execution.

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  JDK Analysis 🇪🇺 (@The_JDK99) reported 7 minutes ago

  @karlbooklover Whatever AI this is... I will stick to reading the OrderFlow 👀 Binance: Longs chased the high, got absorbed, got trapped, and fueled a quick move back down. ByBit: mostly short liquidations into the high, so not even real intent from buyers to break the highs. All ending with an SFP into the VAH. We do not get bullish into a range high :)

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  Lucent Trader (@lucenttrader) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance @JohnRealKH Will you guys join Europe? WTF are you doing?

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  Darko (@DarkoMatrix) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Falak_BTC @binance tokenizing stocks could make market access more flexible

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  Rizwan (@0x_Rizwan) reported 13 minutes ago

  𝐂𝐫𝐲𝐩𝐭𝐨 𝐄𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 — 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐀𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐬 𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐀𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐭𝐬 Holding crypto doesn't always mean simply leaving it in your wallet. Some platforms offer earning products that let eligible assets be used to potentially generate rewards, with different terms depending on the product. 𝐁𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐒𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐄𝐚𝐫𝐧 > Simple Earn includes different product types, including Flexible and Locked options. ➞ Flexible products generally give you easier access to your assets ➞ Locked products keep assets committed for a specific period ➞ Terms, supported assets, and rewards can vary The important part isn't choosing the option with the biggest number. It's understanding where your assets go, how the product works, and what conditions apply. Before using any earning product: ➞ Read the product details ➞ Check the redemption and lockup terms ➞ Confirm availability in your region ➞ Use official sources for the latest information An earning product isn't automatically risk free just because the process looks simple. Learn first. Understand the product & Then decide. Educational only->Not financial advice->Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Noble Ironside 🦾📈 (@NobleIrons7de) reported 18 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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  Kyle Miller (@KyleMillerPDX) reported 18 minutes ago

  @vijn_crypto @Polymarket Manip is still happening. This still hasn't solved the core issue yet. Just prevents last 5 second flips from someone pushing spot on binance. Now flips are happening t30 seconds and holding.

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  🟧Zak Fvckman (@ZakFvckman) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Nazo_ku Brain damaged? They will obviously dump and sell the **** coin in BINANCE...

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  Garaa (@garaa_arc) reported 22 minutes ago

  Rasmr breaks down how he hedges crypto positions using Chinese slogan tickers and price action. ​"That's what I'm doing right now. I don't just have $Marscoin, I have the Chinese slogan ticker" ​"There's another ticker with similar PA, right? The hand of God pulling it up, translates to 'you can trade everything on Binance'. China loves the slogan tickers" ​"This one's at 11 mil and it's not dipping. Someone's buying it. If Binance is accumulating this, they're accumulating at 11 mil instead of 30 or 60. Maybe they get more supply control, maybe they list it first, who knows? " ​"Maybe they list both in tandem. So I gotta have exposure. I have like 15k in it at 11 mil"

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  Megacollins (@Megacollins) reported 25 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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  Hoodroids (@hoodroids) reported 25 minutes ago

  @binance Location matters less when financial access is built for a global market

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  Honey (@Honeyxgpt) reported 25 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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  Rado | τsc (@RadoTsc) reported 26 minutes ago

  A live chain split just happened on Bitcoin. I spent 4 hours studying BIP-110 It changed how I see this network after 10+ years of holding. Long post. Worth it. 👇 My position first: Bitcoin is a monetary network. I hate spam. Ordinals and arbitrary data have no business in blocks. I still don't think this is a winnable fight, and I don't think the people promoting it are honest about who pays for it. THE PROBLEM IS REAL Core nodes permit arbitrary data in transactions. JPEGs, inscriptions, non-monetary payloads. Fake outputs used as storage sit in the UTXO set permanently. Every node holds that in memory forever. Higher hardware requirements mean fewer people running nodes, which means centralization. That concern is legitimate. WHAT HAPPENED AT BLOCK 961,632 BIP-110 nodes began rejecting any block that doesn't signal version bit 4. Not the contents. The vote flag. The actual data limits don't activate until block 965,664. The first non-signaling block arrived. They rejected it. Split. WHY THIS IS UGLY 2.6% of hashpower signals bit 4. So BIP-110 nodes now reject roughly 97% of blocks produced. They're building on a chain backed by 2.6% of hashpower. 10 minutes ÷ 0.026 = one block every ~6.5 hours. That chain doesn't merge back. Every block hashes its parent, so once the histories diverge they stay diverged. WHO ACTUALLY PAYS A miner signaling bit 4 still earns 3.125 BTC per block. On a chain no exchange lists. They cannot send it to Binance. They cannot convert it to dollars. The power bill arrives anyway. The loudest advocates run nodes. If this fails they change one config line and resync. Cost: an afternoon. The people with nothing at stake set the deadline. The people with power bills absorb it. THE PART THAT CHANGED MY MIND Retail node count was never leverage. 20,000 basement nodes carry less weight than one Binance node, because Binance is where BTC becomes dollars. 2017 worked because the exchanges themselves refused SegWit2x. Miners faced unsellable coins and folded in days. In 2026 every major exchange runs Core. The threat has no financial edge. WHAT I NOW BELIEVE Hashpower follows dollars. Dollars flow through exchanges. Exchanges run Core. So the nodes that actually set Bitcoin's rules are a handful of exchange nodes, not the thousands of us running one at home. Not a conspiracy. Just where the money is. I wanted node sovereignty to be real leverage. After 10 years I don't think it is. More on this as to how it ties to Bittensor $TAO maybe tomorrow 1/2 Happy to be proven wrong. @mattkratter @LukeDashjr @GrassFedBitcoin $BTC

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  ZLaw (@LawZ1125) reported 30 minutes ago

  I think it’s time for @apechurch to issue its own token. As the highest volume project on ApeChain with solid platform data, there’s no reason it still doesn’t have its own token. At the same time, I believe the token should be launched on RH. First, if it remains on ApeChain, it will be very difficult to get liquidity support from major exchanges — for example, Binance currently does not support ApeChain. Second, launching on RH would allow the high liquidity on RH to be brought into Church through the token, attracting more trading volume and high-net-worth users.

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  Rado | τsc (@RadoTsc) reported 30 minutes ago

  @LukeDashjr @HODLBAEK10 L0L sure, customers demanded binance to get removed from canada, do all the bullshit regulations and face id or the law enforcement? I was lied to for years by mattew kratter. This dude doesn't accept bitcoin for his courses, and has a nice fat fiat bill on his website, uses visa ramps to get his payments. It's just nasty. He was the first one to shill "node operators always have the last say" and giving the block size wars as an example but it was misleading in reality. The blocksize wars worked because the VIABLE nodes who SAID enforce this we're the exchanges (few nodes) BIP 110 doesnt work because miners still ONLY CARE about what node versions their off ramping exchange runs, and they will point that hashpower to a pool that is inline with the exchange. How did I get grifted by 300k subscribing youtuber for 10 years. Bitcoin is as capturable as it's on/off ramps. You guys defend the fact that knot runners run anti spam node version but fail to understand you will never accrue meaningful hash power to produce blocks. So you have to fork, make a new coin and adjust difficulty to make it mineable again, which becomes bitcoin SV and bitcoin cash. The moment you claim you guys will live in an amish community transacting within each other, buying wine with knots bitcoin, with AI advancements your network will get empty block attacked or wtv methods they can, EASILY bitcoin is captured i am sick today. i was lied to, im pivoting to AI

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  YoungSheldon (@YoungMaxgvjn) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance one of my friend is having some amount of fund in his binance, his facial verification is getting failed. Now he can't redeem his funds because you are asking him to do it during login process. What shall he do now? Can you help?

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  yak (@0xYAK) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Shilllin @a16z The algo definitely doesn’t help at all, I’m actually a little more tuned into the Binance content because I follow people like you. I try to stay in the loop but I can concede that I may have missed a few things because “CZ” doesn’t pop up often for me if that make sense.

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  Watcher.News (@watchernewsx) reported 35 minutes ago

  Analysis: The dollar is cracking and every asset class is reading from the same page. DXY down to 99.60, gold surging 3.72% to $4,399.70, the 10-year yield sliding to 4.66%. That is not random noise. That is a coherent macro signal. When gold rips and yields fall together, the market is pricing sovereign stress, not growth. Jamie Dimon warning the US could lose reserve currency status within 25 years lands in that context with unusual force. Equities are holding up. SPX at 7,757.64 is up 0.62% and Nasdaq adds 1.30%. But stocks rising alongside gold and falling yields is a confidence vote in risk assets generally, not in the dollar. Crypto is not catching the bid. Bitcoin sits at $65,170 with a Fear and Greed reading of 31. If this were a dollar-collapse trade, BTC would be leading. It is not. That tells you this is institutional rotation, not retail flight. DXY at 99.60 is approaching a level that historically triggers central bank anxiety globally. Asian central banks are reportedly already rethinking reserve doctrine. The quiet shift is now the loud one. Gold at $4,399.70 while 10Y yields fall to 4.66% is the classic stagflationary hedge trade. Real rates are compressing. The market is not buying the soft-landing narrative at face value. Bitcoin at $65,170 with Fear and Greed at 31 is the outlier. Every other major asset is moving on dollar stress. Crypto is sitting it out. Over 100 projects folded this year. The sector is in cleanup mode, not discovery mode. Dimon's reserve currency warning plus a whale depositing 6,494 BTC to Binance over three weeks are two very different actors reaching the same conclusion about dollar risk, just expressing it differently.

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  Cheeky Crypto (@CheekyCrypto) reported 36 minutes ago

  XRP Whales Are Sending Two Signals XRP whales are moving again, but Binance and Coinbase are telling very different stories. More than 55% of Binance’s daily XRP outflow value came from transfers above one million XRP, while Coinbase showed just 15% in the same category. That 40.3-point gap raises a bigger question: are different classes of large holders positioning while XRP price remains below resistance? The data shows serious capital is still active, but exchange outflows are not automatic proof of accumulation. We break down XRP whale activity, exchange flows, price resistance, custody possibilities and the signals that could strengthen the bullish case. Subscribe for more in-depth crypto breakdowns and evidence-based market analysis. #XRP #CryptoNews #Binance 00:00 XRP whales are moving again 01:47 The 40% Binance and Coinbase divide 04:52 Coinbase whale activity explained 06:22 What XRP transactions cannot reveal 08:36 XRP price versus whale activity 10:19 XRP risk and market disclaimer 11:40 Are exchange outflows really bullish 13:24 XRP signals worth tracking 14:44 The positive XRP whale case 16:13 XRP price action and positioning 18:04 Is this early whale positioning 18:21 What happens to XRP next 19:18 Whale activity is not price direction 20:13 Exchange redundancy strategy 22:24 XRP whale activity conclusion

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  Kai Mori ◉ (@kaionchain_) reported 41 minutes ago

  @benbybit 1.5B is a huge budget for an exchange to operate. Seeing Bybit slowing down in the race with Binance and OKX after the hack is sad for me since I love Bybit spirit.

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  Meta Financial AI (@MetaFinancialAI) reported 47 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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  KaKa_Defi (@BlesdAbroad) reported 51 minutes ago

  @ETNnigeria Kraken proved support, not Binance intent

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  moon shiesty (@moonshiesty) reported 53 minutes ago

  the L2 rollup model works all things equal aren't equal. its the L1 model that doesn't work: lighter provides: - zero-gas - low latency - colocation next to binance - MEV free trading the problem is L1 gas models don't work gas fees are a terrible proxy for economic value outside of MEV blockspace fees don't work for bitcoin and are the largest risk to bitcoin other than quantum. gas fees don't work for ethereum or solana either outside of capturing MEV rollups don't work for L1s because the entire crypto space still use derivatives of bitcoin's economic model from 2011 there's no reason except a lack of creativity solana or any L1s can't adopt better revenue sharing models for rollups

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  Doo | Compound Foundation (@DooWanNam) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Route2FI I mean they are here if you consider how crypto became more mainstream. We are bias in thinking crypto has to be onchain but considering how many now use @binance or @coinbase show that the masses now have access to crypto

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  Ceylon Crypto Community (@CeylonCryptoC) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Coco_Airdrop Ask the bank about what payment has The issue , get the date find what is the order for that time , Appeal the order Give CS order id I had to go to the CID for several times because of binance p2p But binance helped me