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 (33%)
• Website (33%)
• Mobile App (17%)
• Login (17%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Binance outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	18 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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  AloneXBT (@AloneXBT1) reported 6 minutes ago

  **** #binance scammers

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  me (@fthagovernment) reported 7 minutes ago

  @binance @binance hits with another 10/10 at 1 am if you let them steal from you then support them you should be ashamed

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  Lala Joyceline (@RatuCu4n) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance With MPC-based Agentic Wallets using distributed key shares, what happens if a user forgets their recovery password but still has access to their Binance account? How does Binance prevent attackers from exploiting the recovery process? #AskBinance

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  SOHAIB (@Abdul_ELahhh) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ERVA_AH @binance Tokenized assets could reshape market access

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  Macro Bombastic (@MacroBombastic) reported 9 minutes ago

  @nina_rong @yzilabs @binance binance pay really solves the travel money problem, no cash needed

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  Waqas (@OnchainLegend) reported 11 minutes ago

  I almost sold BTC once just to cover a short term cash gap looking back, that decision would have cost me more than the cash problem itself ever did thats basically the exact situation Binance Lite Loan is built around, so let me actually break down how it works > you use $BTC as collateral instead of selling it > you borrow $USDT against that collateral > your BTC keeps earning yield the entire time because it stays subscribed to Simple Earn Flexible Products while pledged - initial term is 30 days - 1% fee upfront no LTV-triggered liquidation risk during that window, which means no constant watching and refreshing I like this because it solves the exact problem I had years ago, needing liquidity without giving up the asset but Ill say the quiet part clearly because it matters that protection is for the initial 30 days only after that, liquidation can apply under specified conditions, and overdue loans start accruing penalty interest nothing in crypto is risk-free, this just makes the risk more predictable for a limited window educational only, not financial advice, always DYOR, and check whats available in your region have you ever considered borrowing instead of selling, or does that feel too risky to you #Binance #BinanceAcademy #BinanceMENA

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  KoolKrypto (@koolkrypto223) reported 18 minutes ago

  Going back to using Binance after @HyperliquidX and Deribit after @DeriveXYZ genuinely feels terrible. Crazy how far DeFi UI/UX has come. Binance doesn't even let you customize your scale orders. Deribit $HYPE liquidity is an absolute joke compared to Derive. I can't even call @Lighter_xyz Temuliquid anymore because they honestly have the cleanest UI/UX of any perp dex right now imo It used to be a tradeoff to use these DeFi products and I was choosing worse liquidity/features to not support the CEX crime cartels, now they're just strictly superior products.

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  Ryle K. (@0xRyle) reported 23 minutes ago

  Most people think about crypto liquidity like this: Need cash → Sell crypto. Crypto-backed lending introduces a different question: Can I borrow against my crypto instead of selling it? Binance Lite Loan is designed around that idea: Collateral → Borrow → Collateral can continue earning → Repay. The current product guide says eligible users can borrow USDT using BTC as collateral, with an initial 30-day term and 1% upfront service fee. But borrowing is never “free money.” Understand the collateral, repayment terms and risks first. DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  AFRICA IS HOME GLOBAL (@AfricaisHOME2) reported 23 minutes ago

  Binance is facing fresh scrutiny in the UAE after two employees were detained in recent weeks at Emirates airports amid police inquiries into possible financial crimes on the platform. The New York Times first reported the detentions, citing people familiar with the matter. Binance told Reuters the staff were asked to provide statements as part of what it called routine inquiries into third party fund flows through a Binance client money account, and that they were not targets of the investigation and were promptly cleared and released. UAE authorities have not publicly disclosed what transactions or suspected offenses were being examined, and no charges have been filed. The episode highlights how Dubai has become a central hub for Binance even as regulators press for more clarity. The exchange secured a Dubai licence in 2022, and in December 2025 received comprehensive Abu Dhabi Global Market approvals before launching three regulated entities in January 2026. It also drew a $2 billion investment from Abu Dhabi backed MGX in 2025. But law enforcement officials in Europe and the US have complained that since April 2025 Binance routes most non urgent foreign requests through UAE government and treaty channels, slowing efforts to freeze funds. The company is still dealing with fallout from earlier cases, including a $4 billion US settlement in 2023 and Nigerian charges in 2024. Binance says it is working with Dubai Police to establish clearer coordination procedures as crypto rules in the Emirates remain an emerging area. - World Business News.

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  economist ❚ ❚ 🤙 (@economist) reported 29 minutes ago

  Money kept coming through the front door while the tape rotated out of what worked yesterday. $BTC slipped 1.1% to $76,917 after a week that ran roughly 22%, its best five-day stretch since March 2024. The proximate cause was macro rather than crypto though. The Treasury doubled its long-term buyback program on August 19, the 30-year yield fell ten basis points on the announcement, and over $4B of Bitcoin short positions were liquidated in the three sessions that followed. Spot ETFs added another $307M on the latest read, a fifth consecutive inflow day with Ethereum funds also at five, so real money is arriving alongside the squeeze rather than merely chasing it. $ZEC rose 20% to $790, touching $800 intraday for the first time since 2016. The move traces to Grayscale's fourth amendment to convert its Zcash trust into a spot ETF on NYSE Arca, with a DCG affiliate in nonbinding talks to seed roughly 200,000 tokens. Worth reading the filing rather than the headlines about it as the document states plainly that the SEC has neither approved nor disapproved the shares and that they cannot be sold until the registration takes effect. A post circulating claims the ETF launches on August 25. That date appears in no filing and no reachable source. The amendment starts an administrative clock; it does not schedule a launch. $LIT gained 11% to $3.05, its highest print since we began tracking it, and the comparison worth drawing is to $HYPE, which added 2.5% on the same day. Lighter is the same business as Hyperliquid one cycle behind; an orderbook perpetuals venue, with Robinhood Chain distribution rather than a proven fee base. Hyperliquid runs roughly $1.3B in trailing fees; Lighter's volume still leans on a gas subsidy whose expiry is the real test of whether any of it is durable. So the market spent today paying up for the unproven version of the trade at a premium while the proven one trades at a discount to its own trailing cash flow. That happens routinely in late-cycle rotations, and it is usually the beta that gives it back first. The Hyperliquid side of that pair had the more interesting news anyway. Kraken appears to be testing a compliant exchange built on the HIP-3 framework, which is the clearest version yet of the argument that licensed venues can run on permissionless rails without the underlying asset needing a license itself. That directly counters the case JPMorgan made two weeks ago, that onshore approval would pull volume away from the venue rather than onto it. $PUMP added 9% to $4.48 per 1,000 tokens, extending a run that has taken it roughly four times off its July lows. The platform's revenue has genuinely recovered from its July trough, but the specific thing worth watching from here is the buyback share. The program was cut from most of net revenue to half of it in April, and the arithmetic of a dollar-fixed buyback is that it retires fewer tokens as the price rises. The support that carried the token off the lows mechanically weakens the further this runs. $SOL rose 1.5% to $92.79 and $ETH 0.6% to $2,409, both lagging the smaller names for a third session. Two proposals to cut Solana's issuance have now sat filed without a scheduled vote for a month, which is the kind of stall that resolves quietly or not at all. In broader news, $XRP has run roughly 45% in a week to $1.43 on CLARITY Act optimism, but the legislative reality moved the other way. The Senate recessed without voting, pushing procedural votes to September 15, and at least one institutional research desk cut 2026 passage odds to 10%. Open interest on XRP futures is up 28% with three-quarters of Binance accounts positioned long. The rally is being fueled by a catalyst that just got further away. Observations, not advice.

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  Ayzee (@Ayzee011) reported 29 minutes ago

  @astershibaplush @BNBCHAIN @MEXC I guess I dont understand why you CTO the CA that was blackballed by Binance and CZ, you think they will magically change their minds about it? Why not support the ORIGINAL (Created before yours) Asteroid/SPCXB pair that wasn't blackballed? Makes no sense. Shrug.

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  Vx (@Vx_nior) reported 29 minutes ago

  Major tokens tumbled in a synchronized drop, with Bitcoin down 2.5 percent, Ethereum off 5 percent, Solana falling 11.5 percent, and XRP plunging 37 percent. Around $500 million in long positions liquidated within an hour, pushing 24-hour totals toward $1.82 billion, mostly longs on exchanges like Binance. Traders split on causes, with some calling it manipulation and others pointing to overdue deleveraging from high leverage on thin liquidity. The event echoed repeated $500 million-plus liquidation waves seen multiple times in 2026.

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  Mo Money Trades (@MoMoneyTrade) reported 30 minutes ago

  @a07008297 @ChartsRUs0 You wish bud. Thats why everyone gonna get squeezed and chase the highs. This is the Binance liquidation map. Binance along with Citadel now are teamed up. 50-100x leveraged shorts are about to get cooked. Send it to $70 without haste Note: last night way after market close Binance wicked down 7% almost which did not affect the main chart from equities. This is another confluence we are going way higher. Good luck tho

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  saggz (@saggzisback) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Skylinee @cz_binance **** @binance how did users info get leaked??

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  Tuco Salamanca (@Tucusalamanca7) reported 33 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Binance may be building something much bigger than just a crypto exchange. The part most people are overlooking: TOKENIZATION. Binance launched bStocks in June 2026, allowing eligible users to trade tokenized U.S. securities 24/7, with 1:1 backing and access to DeFi. And the numbers are already moving fast: • $500M+ AUM in bStocks only ~7 weeks after launch • Expanded from 5 → 46+ listings • BNB Chain now has 709+ tokenized stocks & ETFs • $5B+ cumulative tokenized-stock volume • Tokenized-stock market cap on BNB Chain has crossed $1B • BNB Chain has nearly $4B in RWA value • xStocks alone brought 50+ tokenized equities, with 100+ more planned Sources: Binance / BNB Chain / Binance Research. Now think bigger. Global financial assets are measured in the hundreds of trillions of dollars. If even a fraction of traditional stocks, bonds, funds, commodities and private assets eventually move on-chain, the opportunity is enormous. And Binance isn't simply putting stocks on a blockchain. It's trying to connect: Crypto → Stocks → RWAs → DeFi → Payments → One ecosystem That's why I wouldn't be shocked by $5,000 BNB in a long-term extreme bull case. Not saying it happens tomorrow. Not saying it's guaranteed. But if BNB becomes one of the core infrastructure layers for a tokenized financial system, today's valuation could look very different. And BTC at $1M? People laughed at $10K. Then $100K sounded impossible. The lesson isn't that every prediction will come true. The lesson is: Never underestimate what happens when an entirely new financial infrastructure starts scaling.

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  Hanah (@hannahda_o) reported 34 minutes ago

  Gen Z is changing the way people think about their money And this part deserves more attention. Imagine holding BTC… But you need liquidity. The old move? Sell the BTC. The alternative? Borrow against it. That’s where crypto-backed lending gets interesting. With Binance Lite Loan, eligible users can currently borrow USDT using BTC as collateral. And here’s the part that caught my attention: → Initial loan term is 30 days → 1% upfront service fee → No LTV-triggered liquidation during the initial 30-day term → BTC collateral remains subscribed to Simple Earn Flexible Products during that period So technically, you can access liquidity without immediately selling the BTC. But don’t confuse that with free money The loan still has to be repaid. Miss the terms and penalty interest can apply. After the initial term, liquidation may apply under specified conditions. That’s the real lesson here. Modern investing isn’t only about buying an asset It’s also about understanding what you can actually do with that asset. Gen Z may be entering markets earlier… But the real advantage isn’t moving faster. It’s learning the mechanics before taking the risk. Would you borrow against your BTC instead of selling it? Crypto-backed loans involve risk, including liquidation risk if collateral values change. Product availability and eligibility vary by region. Always review the applicable product terms and DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  TUK (@DexeSOL) reported 37 minutes ago

  @binance Many imprtant question : Could Agent OS eventually help AI agents compare liquidity across different markets and choose the execution path with the least market impact? #AskBinance

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  JON_SENS09 (@Jon_sens) reported 38 minutes ago

  Binance Lite Loans How Does Borrowing Against Crypto Work? There are times when you need liquidity, but selling your crypto isn’t really what you want to do. That’s the simple idea behind Binance Lite Loan. You can use eligible crypto as collateral and borrow against it for a fixed period, instead of selling your holdings outright. Your crypto remains locked as collateral while you get access to the funds you need. Another part that caught my attention is that the collateral can continue earning yield during the loan term, depending on the asset and the product’s terms. So the whole concept is basically about making your crypto useful without immediately giving it up. You keep your position, get access to liquidity, and have a fixed loan period that gives you a clearer idea of what you’re working with. Of course, it’s still a loan, so the details matter. Interest, repayment terms, collateral requirements, and market volatility should all be understood before jumping in. But as a concept, it’s pretty straightforward: Instead of selling your crypto for liquidity, you can potentially borrow against it and keep holding. That’s what makes crypto-backed lending an interesting option to keep on your radar. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Mohammed in Gaza (@MohammedRaed200) reported 39 minutes ago

  @skybluestocking Please help us, the situation is very serious. We urgently need the funds to purchase a tent. We have raised $63 through the campaign link, and we received a donation of $21 via Binance, bringing our total to $84We need $666 to cover the tent costs. Please help us🙏⛺😭😭💔

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  donrooney 👨🏼‍💻🔶🌵 (@CryptGene) reported 40 minutes ago

  trying to figure why Binance shut down its NFT platform during the time that NFT is trying to make CT alive again in the same week that the market has done cr@zy numbers upward it shows that not every corner of crypto moves together and that's fine

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  Sarja (@SarjaTxR) reported 42 minutes ago

  @binance If Agent OS can access market, on-chain, payment & trading data, how do you prevent an agent from becoming a black-box trader? Can developers inspect, replay and audit every decision path before execution? #AskBinance @binance

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  Hira Mariam (@HiraMariyam) reported 44 minutes ago

  @binance Just 18 jul withdrawal a small amount almost 13$ and withdrawal rejected and after that withdrawal temporary restricted for 3 days after contact with support team wait increase from 3 days to 28 August and today support team again asked me wait 1 month more no reason tell me

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  Hanah (@hannahda_o) reported 48 minutes ago

  You hold BTC. You need USDT. But you don’t necessarily want to sell your BTC. So what happens next? This is where crypto-backed borrowing comes in. With @binance Lite Loan, eligible users can currently use BTC as collateral to borrow USDT. The structure is pretty straightforward: Pledge → Borrow → Keep earning → Repay The initial term is 30 days, with a 1% upfront service fee. And during that initial period, your collateral remains subscribed to Simple Earn Flexible Products and can continue generating yield. There’s also no LTV-triggered liquidation during the initial 30-day term. Sounds simple. But here’s the part that matters: You still have a repayment obligation. Overdue loans can accrue penalty interest, and liquidation may apply after the initial term under specified conditions. So the smartest question isn’t: Can I borrow? It’s: Do I have a clear plan to repay? That’s the difference between understanding a product and simply using one. DYOR. Product availability and eligibility vary by region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Iamcalledbikinii🧉꧁꧂ (@Iamcalledbikini) reported 52 minutes ago

  @BTC_WHEEZY @binance The useful takeaway isn’t predicting the next trend, but noticing which infrastructure problems keep coming up

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  Jacob James (@Jacob_james656) reported 57 minutes ago

  Binance Lite Loans: The Part You Should Understand Before Borrowing Against Crypto Borrowing against crypto sounds simple until you start asking the practical questions. How much can you borrow? What are you using as collateral? When do you have to repay? And what happens if you don’t? That’s why I think understanding the structure of Binance Lite Loan is more important than just knowing that the product exists. The current setup allows eligible users to borrow USDT using BTC as eligible collateral. It’s a fixed-term loan, with an initial term of 30 days and a 1% upfront service fee. Weekly Topics 19 Aug - 25 Aug.pdf During that initial 30-day period, there’s no LTV management required and no LTV-triggered liquidation. That gives the initial loan period a more predictable structure. Weekly Topics 19 Aug - 25 Aug.pdf But predictable doesn’t mean risk-free. The repayment side still matters. If a loan becomes overdue, penalty interest can apply. After the initial term, liquidation may also apply under specified conditions. And because the collateral is crypto, its value can change. Weekly Topics 19 Aug - 25 Aug.pdf So before using a product like this, I’d personally make a small checklist: What am I borrowing? What am I putting up? What will it cost me? When do I repay? What happens if I’m late? Those questions are easy to overlook when a product sounds convenient. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Crypto-backed borrowing can be useful to understand, but understanding the responsibilities that come with it is just as important as understanding the benefits. Don’t focus only on getting the loan. Understand the whole loan. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  GM_Crypto (@gmnome) reported 57 minutes ago

  @jeeya_awan Binance Lite Loan lets you borrow up to 1,000 USDT by pledging BTC as collateral, while your BTC can stay in Simple Earn Flexible and continue earning yield. The initial term is 30 days with no price-triggered liquidation and no interest, just an upfront 1% service fee (0.5% promo until Sept 3, 2026). After the term, penalty interest accrues (36% APR) and liquidation triggers at 91% LTV or 30 days overdue. This is a capital-efficient liquidity tool, but the post-term risk is real—always read the terms. 📊

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  Max Nazim AI (@maxnazim80) reported 58 minutes ago

  @SoSoValueCrypto All You Need to Know in 10s 1. Wintermute has deposited another 590.9 BTC to Binance, bringing its total deposits this week to 3,834.3 BTC 2. HumidiFi: Investigating a security incident on the internal network, customer assets were not affected

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  Ishaq (@Ishaq0x_) reported 1 hour ago

  @binance I want to start using AI agents to help me with crypto trading, because I think they can make trading easier and faster But before I give an AI agent access to anything related to my money I have some concerns AI can make mistakes It can read market data the wrong way follow a bad signal or make a decision that looks correct but is actually wrong If the agent only gives me information I can simply ignore a wrong answer But if the agent can also place trades a wrong decision could directly affect my money For example what if an agent suddenly places a trade I did not expect? What if it trades more money than I wanted? Or what if it keeps making trades because it thinks the market is moving in a certain direction? This is why I think control and safety are very important before AI agents can be trusted with real money So my question is: How does @binance Agent OS protect users when an AI agent makes a wrong or hallucinated decision Can users set limits on what the agent can do how much it can trade and require confirmation before important trades? And if the agent starts doing something wrong can the user stop it immediately? Also, how can a normal user set up these protections before allowing an AI agent to trade with their funds? #AskBinance

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  Techriz💯📈.eth (@Piastre_Egypt) reported 1 hour ago

  The exchange landscape in 2026 is defined by three clear tiers: 1. Global high-volume platforms (Binance, OKX, Bybit) 2. Regulated / regional leaders (Coinbase, Kraken, Upbit) 3. Smaller or newer venues competing on fees, listings, or specific markets Liquidity concentrates at the top. Choosing where to trade still comes down to security, available pairs, fees, and the jurisdiction you operate in. #Crypto #Exchanges #MarketStructure

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  LedgerShield Recovery HQ (@LedgershieldE) reported 1 hour ago

  @SSobadzhiev That’s awful. I’d definitely document everything, save the transaction hashes and screenshots, and contact Binance support through the official channels. Hopefully they can trace what happened and advise you on recovery options.