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 (44%)
• Website (33%)
• Mobile App (11%)
• Login (11%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	10 days ago
Itu	Website	16 days ago
Seattle	Website	17 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	26 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  Uzumaki (@Eight_ETH1) reported 2 minutes ago

  @binance Will Binance build AI-powered multilingual customer support capable of solving complex technical issues instantly? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  D M. (@DjakhongirMukh1) reported 6 minutes ago

  BTC Market Structure — Futures Inflows, Spot Weakness Bitcoin is trading around $64.7K. The market is trying to hold the recovery, but the structure is still mixed. BTC Futures Netflow: 5 minutes: -$2.56M sold 15 minutes: +$12.88M bought 30 minutes: +$10.88M bought 1 hour: +$19.36M bought 2 hours: +$26.38M bought 4 hours: -$17.36M sold 6 hours: +$155.72M bought 8 hours: +$243.07M bought 12 hours: +$188.29M bought 24 hours: +$4.61M bought 1 week: +$1.37B bought BTC Spot Netflow: 5 minutes: +$374.23K bought 15 minutes: +$2.23M bought 30 minutes: -$2.17M sold 1 hour: +$347.94K bought 2 hours: -$6.37M sold 4 hours: -$23.34M sold 6 hours: +$14.45M bought 8 hours: +$5.68M bought 12 hours: +$5.75M bought 24 hours: +$8.18M bought 1 week: +$11.49M bought The important part: Futures inflows are much stronger than spot inflows. 6H Futures: +$155.72M 8H Futures: +$243.07M 12H Futures: +$188.29M But spot confirmation is still weak: 6H Spot: +$14.45M 8H Spot: +$5.68M 12H Spot: +$5.75M This means the current move is still mostly futures-driven, not strongly supported by real spot demand. Order book also shows a tight battle near the current price. Above price, sell liquidity is stacked around: 64,800 — 432.84 BTC 64,900 — 1,297.02 BTC 65,000 — 781.71 BTC 65,100 — 583.15 BTC 65,200 — 529.95 BTC 65,300 — 582.08 BTC 65,400 — 579.22 BTC 65,500 — 706.93 BTC Below price, buy liquidity is stacked around: 64,700 — 518.56 BTC 64,600 — 1,430.86 BTC 64,500 — 753.87 BTC 64,400 — 539.41 BTC 64,300 — 632.73 BTC 64,200 — 358.48 BTC 64,100 — 473.97 BTC 64,000 — 411.72 BTC The strongest short-term support is around $64.3K–$64.6K. The strongest resistance is around $64.9K–$65.5K. Open Interest: Total Futures Open Interest: $48.02B 24H change: -0.23% This shows that leverage is not expanding aggressively right now. Exchange changes are mixed: CME: +0.08% Binance: -0.29% OKX: +0.75% Bybit: -2.61% KuCoin: +3.19% Gate: -1.98% Bitget: -0.21% BingX: +50.13% MEXC: -3.33% Bitunix: +3.24% Hyperliquid: -1.88% Liquidation heatmap: The strongest visible liquidity zone is close to the current price, around the $64.5K–$65K area. This means Bitcoin is trading inside a liquidity zone, not above it yet. Market summary: Futures: positive Spot: slightly positive, but weak Open Interest: almost flat Order book: resistance above, support below Liquidity: concentrated near current price The structure is cautiously bullish, but not fully confirmed. For a stronger bullish continuation, Bitcoin needs spot inflows to increase and price needs to break above the $65K resistance zone. If spot remains weak, this move can still become a liquidity trap. Not financial advice.

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  mh (@mahedihasan2ai) reported 9 minutes ago

  @smolwyne @alloxdotai If I join the same campaign through both Binance Wallet and Bitget Wallet, will my IP be detected? Could this cause any issues or make me ineligible for the rewards?

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  theotterside (@Shawn0578226690) reported 9 minutes ago

  The Binance burns, while a nice gesture, do nothing. No one else will burn because they don't give a **** about Lunc. Lunc has to provide a valuable utility or it will not be profitable, This handshaking *** kissing for a Binance burn will get Lunc no where. Fact.

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  gurt (@gurtcrypto) reported 16 minutes ago

  worked on these core stratgies, twap, vwap, oiwap & tuning in runtime pipeline. gonna spend tomorrow working on some market making bots, starting with main grid, then would add dynamic grid & reverse grid, depends. not adding arbitrage yet because execution is only supported by bulktrade. hyperliquid & binance would follow later. what’s yall best market making strategy?

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  Anum Ishtiaq zaidi (@zaidi6123) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Ishaqhouth @BinanceHelpDesk @BinanceHelpDesk many Binance users I personally know are facing the same issue. Kindly investigate and resolve this quickly. #binance

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  BTC_Chopsticks (@BTC_Chopsticks) reported 24 minutes ago

  @0xheycat Good advice. Always make sure you're using the official BINANCE TH app or website, and never share sensitive account information with unofficial sources.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 25 minutes ago

  ZEC is on the radar but not in play yet — it's pressed right under a $530 ceiling that keeps rejecting it, and the read only flips on a clean 4-hour close above $535 with real volume behind it. Zoom out on the daily and Zcash has run a long way from its longer-term trend, straight into the same overhead price that's swatted down every recent attempt. That's the "easy money is already made" zone — the kind of spot where new buyers are paying up for the least room and the most risk. Drop down to the 4-hour and you can see two failed pushes at that same level with momentum tilting lower — a classic sign that buyers are getting tired before sellers even show up in force. On the shorter 1-hour and 15-minute views, price is trading below where the average buyer sits for the day, and volume is thin. The nearest floor worth respecting is roughly 12% below current price, so the setup is a hair of upside into a wall versus a long drop if that wall holds. Under the hood it gets weaker: on-chain activity — actual users and transactions on the network — is down more than 30% this week. A rally into resistance without real demand behind it tends not to break through. Add in a soft Bitcoin pulling liquidity away from alt-coins, and there's no tailwind here either. Nothing to do yet. Put it on the watchlist, and let a strong 4-hour close above $535 do the talking. Until then, the ceiling is the story. — 📡 On the Radar · $ZEC · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Mira𐤊le (@TurnedTeflon) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Chonk2025 @CryptoArchieYT Yonatan did not turn down a KAS listing on Binance. Get your facts right.

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  Lea Thompson (@LeaT_Design) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ChadSteingraber lol revolut cutting off usdt? this is why you need actual settlement data, not just whatever coinbase or binance shoves down your throat. my dashboard tracks the real flow btw.

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  Grey BTC (@greybtc) reported 27 minutes ago

  The Binance Wallet x Pharos Network is in motion. Axil Prime Credit Vault (APC) just went live! •⁠ ⁠Institutional private credit, on-chain, targeting ~14.3% APY. -Not emissions. Not points. Real yield from real credit performance. •⁠ ⁠The unlock: deposit USDC directly inside Binance Wallet. No bridging, no new platform, no seed phrase gymnastics. 100M+ users are now one tap away from RWA yield. If Pharos is already working with Binance. Who knows whats next? 🤔 $100M hard cap. 3-month vault. Early deposits, more yield.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 29 minutes ago

  DODO is worth watching, not chasing here — a clean 4-hour close back above ~$0.0217 on strong volume is what puts it back in play. Right now the coin is pressed up against a ceiling near $0.0215 that's been tested repeatedly, and it's sitting only about 3% below that wall. The problem is what's underneath: the next real floor doesn't show up until roughly $0.0166 — about 20% lower. That's a lot of air to fall through for very little room to run, which is the opposite of the setup you want to lean into. Zoom out to the daily and the recent move is already stretched near the top of its usual range, so the odds favor a cool-off rather than another leg up. On the 4-hour, the underlying push from buyers hasn't turned back up yet — the momentum simply isn't there to punch through that ceiling. On the 1-hour you can see the hesitation clearly: price has printed a double-top and is now grinding out a downward-sloping wedge right under $0.0215–$0.0217, with each bounce weaker than the last. Add in Bitcoin quietly pulling liquidity away from smaller names, and the tape is fighting an uphill battle. Bottom line: nothing to do here yet. Let the chart prove itself — a decisive 4-hour close above ~$0.0217 with real volume flips the story. Until then, this one stays on the watchlist. — 📡 On the Radar · $DODO · Available on Binance

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  𝐀𝖇𝖇𝖆  (@teeabba123) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Eljaboom @binance Sure, sometimes someone make money in Crypto on weekends much more than he can make on working days.

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  WOLF Crypto (@WOLF_Crypto_X) reported 35 minutes ago

  BINANCE CEO RICHARD TENG: WHY PAY 6 TO 7% WHEN YOU CAN PAY 0.1% Structural change is forcing even the biggest institutions to support blockchain: - Stablecoins and real-world asset tokenization are growing so fast that major institutions now say they'll support blockchain - Once awareness spreads, people see it directly: paying 6 to 7% versus 0.1% for the same thing - The digitally savvy 20 to 30 year olds embrace it first, while older groups up the value chain take more time

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  Jaredfromsubway.eth (@jaredsmev) reported 37 minutes ago

  @binance Stop posting **** @binance I feel like vomit 🤮 after watching it

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  RI FA T (@0xlyra_web3) reported 37 minutes ago

  Dear @XBITDEX I deposited 40.03 USDT via the Polygon network from Binance to my Xbit deposit address. The transaction is confirmed on-chain, and the funds are visible at the deposit address, but they still haven't been credited to my account. My USDC deposit to the same Polygon address was credited successfully, so this appears to be a USDT deposit issue. I have already contacted support via email and Telegram, but I haven't received any response. Please investigate my deposit and help resolve this issue. #USDT #Polygon #CryptoSupport

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  PolyHistorical Insights (@Poly_Historical) reported 38 minutes ago

  I backtested a "panic discount" strategy across 50 resolved BTC 5-minute markets on Polymarket. The core idea: when BTC moves fast, the Up/Down market can overreact. One side gets dumped aggressively, liquidity dries up, spreads blow out, and traders scramble for the exit. So the strategy was straightforward: Buy the beaten-down side once it falls below 30c. Only take the trade if there's enough time left on the clock. Exit once price mean-reverts to 45c. Cut losses if it drops to 20c. Use actual order book fills, not mid-price. Results: 50 markets tested 14 trades triggered 9 winners 5 losers 64.3% win rate +$312.40 total PnL -$118.70 max drawdown Best trade: +$84.60 Worst trade: -$51.20 On the surface, that reads like a clean, repeatable edge. But the real insight came from comparing chart-based backtesting against order-book replay. Using candles, the strategy looked significantly stronger. A candle implies you bought at 29c and sold at 45c cleanly. The actual order book told a very different story. Sometimes the 29c print had almost no volume behind it. Sometimes the ask had already jumped to 33c by the time the signal fired. Sometimes the exit price showed up on the chart, but bid depth was too thin to actually fill. Sometimes the spread alone consumed half the trade's edge. That single difference reshaped the entire backtest. Multiple trades that appeared profitable using mid-price turned flat — or outright negative — once real liquidity was factored in. The strategy still had merit, but only under a narrow set of conditions: The spread needed to stay tight. Real depth needed to exist on both sides of the book. The market's overreaction had to move faster than Binance spot/futures. There had to be sufficient time remaining for mean reversion to play out. The exit price needed genuine bid support behind it. That was the real takeaway. The strategy was never "buy every panic dump." That approach bleeds money. The actual, tradable version was this: Buy the panic only when the order book confirms it's actually tradable. That's the reasoning behind building PolyHistorical. Most Polymarket backtests look too good because they skip over the messiest part: execution. But in prediction markets, execution is the game. You can call the direction correctly and still lose money if the spread is too wide. You can time the entry well and still lose if there's no liquidity to exit into. You can build something that looks brilliant on a candle chart and watch it fall apart the moment it meets a real order book. So now every idea gets tested against full historical market depth: 300ms snapshots. Resolved markets only. Actual bid/ask books. Slippage accounted for. Spread accounted for. Full PnL tracking. Drawdown tracking. Complete trade logs. The edge isn't just having a sharper thesis. The edge is knowing whether that thesis was ever actually tradable.

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  Dawny (@0xDawny) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Cryptolution so the binance wallet that was sitting on its *** woke up right before the runes airdrop and bought a bunch of dog ****? shocking. almost as shocking as my portfolio tracker showing actual capital flows instead of this playground nonsense.

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  Dee 🏕️ (@dee_e6) reported 39 minutes ago

  ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 10SEC 📰 Crypto & Macro Market Update 🔹 Top Headlines BONK exploiter moves more funds The wallet responsible for draining $21.2 million from the BONK treasury transferred another 400 billion BONK (~$1.11M) to Coinbase, continuing to offload stolen assets. Michael Saylor opposes BIP-110 Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor published a detailed article outlining 100 reasons to oppose BIP-110, arguing that the proposed soft fork could weaken Bitcoin's neutrality and alter its long-standing consensus rules. He described the proposal as a threat to Bitcoin's predictable and decentralized foundation. Dormant Bitcoin whale awakens A whale that accumulated 852 BTC eight years ago has transferred 583 BTC (~$37.6M) to a new wallet, drawing attention from on-chain analysts. GENIUS Act rulemaking delayed U.S. regulators have missed the one-year deadline to finalize stablecoin regulations required under the GENIUS Act, creating uncertainty around implementation. Ostium hack confirmed at $23.75M Ostium has confirmed losses of approximately $23.75 million and is working with cybersecurity firms and law enforcement to investigate and recover funds. Binance Wallet expands Meme Rush Binance Wallet's Meme Rush now supports Robinhood Chain Launchpad filters, including projects such as Virtuals Protocol, Flap, and Bankr. SK Hynix ADR premium raises concerns Serenity warned that SK Hynix ADRs are trading at a 25% premium to Korean shares, with ADR conversions beginning July 29 potentially putting downward pressure on U.S.-listed shares. Uniswap governance vote begins UNI holders are voting on activating v4 protocol fees and extending v2/v3 fee collection to Robinhood Chain, a move that could increase UNI token burns. Crypto spot trading remains weak GSR Research reports that the 7-day average spot trading volume has fallen to $21.4 billion, nearly 80% below its market-cycle peak, signaling continued low retail activity. Novogratz backs bipartisan crypto legislation Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz urged lawmakers from both parties to compromise and move the CLARITY Act forward, emphasizing the need for regulatory certainty for the crypto industry 💰 Market Prices 🟠 $BTC : ~$64,600 🔵 $ETH : ~$1,868 🟠 $BNB : ~$568 🟣 $SOL: ~$76 🔵 $GRAM : ~$1.42 ⚫ $XRP : ~$1.09 #Aynk

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  nikeyike (@nikeyike1) reported 42 minutes ago

  @zachxbt @realDougStewart @ErikVoorhees Zach I got funds locked by Binance indefinitely because I did not know about the sanction and transferred funds from HTX... There is no way for ordinary retailers to get their funds back... Please help us

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  Devid James (@DevidJames92) reported 42 minutes ago

  Stablecoins are not the loudest part of crypto. No hype chart. No “100x” energy. No dramatic price swings every minute. But that is exactly why people talk about them. A stablecoin is designed to track another asset, often the US dollar, so users can move value inside crypto with less volatility than many other digital assets. People use them for trading, transfers, payments, and moving between crypto products. But “stable” should not make anyone careless. Before using any stablecoin, ask: What backs it? Who issues it? Can it depeg? Are reserves transparent? What rules apply in my region? The real skill is not just knowing what stablecoins are. It is knowing what keeps them stable. Educational only, not financial advice. Always use official sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Chukwuebuka Okoroafor (@DannyFreshii) reported 47 minutes ago

  I've traded on Binance for at least 5 years and about $500k+ in transactions both buying and selling.... And I've not been scammed or encounter any *****/careless tricks By for about 2 years or thereabout that I've been trading with Bybit.... And I've witnessed ***** tricks played on me and my friends, the worst part is that Bybit have no customer care, useless set of foolish people. Till now, my account is still restricted from conducting p2p. Ike gwuru

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  ctx (@ctxprotocol) reported 48 minutes ago

  He's right, mostly. Perp CVD +$2.79B in 7 days while Binance spot CVD went negative. OI down 0.4% into the rally, short liqs running 2.3x longs. Covering, not fresh bid. The wrinkle: 7,833 $BTC left exchanges in 24h. Quiet spot absorption off-venue. Fragile until OI climbs back.

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  SuskuN (@x_uthred) reported 48 minutes ago

  @graphprotocol @ETHGlobal @binance delist this **** coin

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  Zoya (@HansdaZara) reported 48 minutes ago

  @binance If you could introduce one completely new feature for Binance's 10th anniversary, what problem in crypto would you want it to solve first? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  Ria (@CryptoWeb3girl) reported 51 minutes ago

  Ok so I keep seeing this debate: crypto vs TradFi, who wins? Honestly wrong question. TradFi is stocks, ETFs, the stuff that's been around forever. Crypto is the newer asset class that gave people a different way in. What's actually happening now is way more interesting. Platforms are merging both, so you're not stuck picking one lane. More products, more access, one ecosystem instead of two separate worlds. I used to think you had to choose a side, like being "crypto only" or "stocks only" meant something. Turns out the smarter move is just understanding how both work and letting that shape how you look at markets overall. The shift isn't sudden either, it's been building for a while as more platforms expand what they offer. Slowly the gap between "old money" tools and "new money" tools keeps shrinking. Feels less like a fight and more like the finance world just... expanding. Either way, understand what you're using before you use it. DYOR always #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  SvPatrik | Moonbeam CM (@SvPatrik_) reported 52 minutes ago

  Binance has announced support for migrating from GLMR to Binance. Binance users are encouraged to refer to this article for more information.

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  SAYED DOHA (@0xdoha) reported 54 minutes ago

  @moha_web3 this help make the whole crypto space better binance

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  💎ALTSTEIN TRADE💎 (@Altsteinn) reported 54 minutes ago

  what if Pharos is quietly becoming the RWA funnel for Binance Wallet users 👀 cus look at it, it’s literally - institutional private credit vault live - USDC deposits straight through Binance Wallet - target yield up to ~14.3% APY - $100M cap - 500k early-access incentives - 6 extra yield days for early depositors most RWA stuff still feels like huge larp with a token attached this one is actually accessible where people already have funds and if Pharos is already moving this close with Binance Wallet, I’m not gonna pretend there’s nothing to watch

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  Taurus Investments TV (@TaurusInvesting) reported 56 minutes ago

  Crypto is so ****** that crypto guys are more possible to buy a tokenized Stock rather a shitcoin because they know the shitcoin will go to zero. If you are still in crypto and you have good profit sell everything now that you have time. You know that the whales won't take too long until they understand Bitcoin is not an Asset anymore but a liability a liability to Binance , to Black Rock etc etc. Bitcoin was made to replace cash and get adoption but you made it into a casino ,now there is no Bitcoin but $BTC the most manipulated **** you can find. #Crypto #Bitcoin