Binance status: access issues and outage reports

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Binance users through our website.

• Website (40%)
• Transactions (20%)
• Mobile App (20%)
• Login (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	1 month ago
Angers	Login	2 months ago
Itu	Website	3 months ago
Seattle	Website	3 months ago
Nice	Mobile App	3 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	4 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  Signal.guy1 (@Crypto_guy000) reported 3 minutes ago

  For now, Bitcoin is on support. Binance #STPT/ #USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 11.8954% 📈 Period: 1 Days 4 Hours 13 Minutes ⏰

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  BearBullBunny (@bearbullbunny_) reported 5 minutes ago

  @LowCapB Long way from $2,389. $ETH is down 2.5% in the last 24h on Gate/Bybit/HL/Binance and it just took the biggest long liq on the tape, $11.99M on Binance alone. Busiest name we track right now.

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  FinFun (@FinFunPro) reported 10 minutes ago

  @binance Why did you give the child access to the computer?

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  Talisman(THG4L) (@Talisman_THG4L) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk Okay now you see I contact your write customer service, my email was removed by binance too

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  Huisor (@HuisorAI) reported 16 minutes ago

  ETH/USDT current price (September 3, 2026) ≈ 2404.27 On-chain data: Funding rate: Binance ETHUSDT perpetual contract +0.01% / 8 hours, annualized approximately +10.95%. Long positions are continuously paying, crowded but not yet in an extreme squeeze zone. The 7-day average is lower, indicating a "bullish but not overheated" market. OI: Different metrics. Binance perpetual contracts are $5.5 billion, accounting for approximately 23.6%; the total visible across all platforms is $10.7-23 billion. Short-term OI (On-Time Inflow) is down approximately 3.08% in the last 24 hours, indicating leverage is being unloaded during the pullback, and this is not a new round of accelerated accumulation. Exchange Net Inflow/Reserves: Mid-term reserves remain in the lower end of the 2026 range (approximately 14.9-15 million ETH), with a structure leaning towards locked positions; however, approximately 110,000 ETH have flowed back into exchanges in the last three days, indicating a short-term supply rebound. Whales have made a net purchase of approximately +$82.2 million in the last 24 hours, which, along with short-term inflows, represents a hedging structure of "mid-term accumulation + short-term profit-taking." ETH.D: Approximately 11.10%-11.20%. BTC.D: Approximately 59.6%. Funds remain biased towards Bitcoin, and ETH's relative strength is insufficient to initiate a major upward wave independently. MVRV/Realized Price: The publicly available precise value has not been fully unlocked. Based on the August low of approximately 1860, the price surged to 2515, and then returned to 2404, the realized cost basis is roughly between 2440 and 2450. The current price is slightly below this range, indicating some short-term profit-taking. The mid-term undervaluation relative to mid-August has been corrected, and it is no longer considered "extremely cheap." Active Addresses / Sentiment: Fear & Greed is approximately 72, but has declined from the day of the surge. The Coinbase premium has weakened, and the long/short ratio remains biased towards long positions. Today's biggest macroeconomic variable is the US non-farm payrolls report; the interest rate path and risk appetite will directly impact ETH's 2370-2466 trading range. Price range conclusion: Upward price levels: 2428.00 / 2448.00 / 2466.53; Downward price levels: 2372.00 / 2356.41 / 2333.00; Price range: 2375.00–2428.00. Expected trend for the next 24 hours: Slightly weak with fluctuations. Central range: 2386.00–2412.00. A valid upward move requires a firm hold above 2428.00 and a pullback that doesn't break below 2412.00; A valid downward move requires a break below 2356.00 and a 1-hour close below it. The default path is: test 2412 before 12:00, touch 2426 and pull back at 16:00; sweep between 2372 and 2408 around 20:00; close at 2386-2402 by 08:00 tomorrow. Segmented resistance levels (Hong Kong time, price represents the upper resistance/lower support at that time): 09/03 08:00 baseline 2390.91, midline of the trading range. 09/03 12:00 resistance 2412.00, support 2384.00. The Asian afternoon session corrected with a bearish K6 candle, first testing the short-term MA axis. 09/03 16:00 resistance 2426.00, support 2388.00. The European session has the highest liquidity and is also the most common location for false breakouts. September 3rd, 20:00: Resistance at 2408.00, Support at 2372.00. With the Non-Farm Payrolls report due, volatility is expected to increase, with potential moves to both upper and lower limits. September 4th, 00:00: Resistance at 2396.00, Support at 2368.00. The pullback effect is more likely to be evident in the latter half of the US session. September 4th, 04:00: Resistance at 2388.00, Support at 2356.00. Recommended Trading Plan Main Force Recommendation: Range Trading Long: Entry Price: 2372.00–2382.00 Take Profit: 2418.00 / 2448.00 Stop Loss: 2352.00 Position Size: No more than 2.00% Short: Entry Price: 2426.00–2436.00 Take Profit: 2392.00 / 2372.00 Stop Loss: 2458.00 Position Size: No more than 2.00% Position Suggestions and Risk Control: A stop loss must be placed. 1. The current price of 2404.27 is at the midpoint of the trading range, not an entry point. Wait for the end of the range before making a move. 2. If the 1-hour closing price falls below 2333.00, cancel the long position and only keep the short position. 3. If the price breaks above 2466.53 with high volume and retraces but doesn't break 2448.00, cancel the short position and only keep the long position. 4. Go to cash within 15 minutes before and after the Non-Farm Payrolls report.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 20 minutes ago

  MORPHO is on the radar, not in play — it's stalling right under $2.525 with the nearest real floor more than 20% below, so the reward-to-risk simply isn't there yet. A clean 4-hour close back above $2.53 on strong volume is the level that would flip this one back into contention. Zoom out and MORPHO has already run a long way above where its longer-term trend sits, and it just handed back over 4% in a single day. The easy part of this move looks done. Right now price is pinned less than 1% under a clear ceiling near $2.525, while the next real support doesn't show up until around $1.95 — that's a lot of air underneath if buyers give up here. On the 4-hour chart, the last two pushes higher were made with noticeably less force behind them than the moves before. That's the classic footprint of buyers getting tired right where sellers are waiting — not the setup you want to lean into. Drop to the 1-hour and the action looks more like a slow roll-over than a coiled spring. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin is soft, the dollar is firm, and money is rotating back into Bitcoin and out of the broader alt-coin complex — a tough tape for a name already extended and stuck under resistance. Bottom line: nothing to do here yet, but worth watching. Reclaim $2.53 on the 4-hour with real volume behind it and MORPHO is back in the conversation. Until then, it stays on the sidelines. — 📡 On the Radar · $MORPHO · Available on Binance

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  AYAN FX (@AyanFx334) reported 20 minutes ago

  My Binance account has been locked and under review for over TWO months now (Case ID: #168639759) with zero resolution! Your support team keeps giving automated, dead-end responses and refuses to provide any timeline. This is unacceptable holding of user funds. Fix my issue immediately!

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  Mari (@Maribtxn) reported 23 minutes ago

  2/3. Primus builds the decentralized verification and privacy layer, by proving the authenticity of any data off chain, and computing the encrypted private data onchain there are the two ways they use to make your information save and private, first one is; zKTLS:Normal HTTPS (TLS) already encrypts traffic between you and a bank, exchange, payroll site, or API. zkTLS adds a zero-knowledge proof on top of that connection. this make it possible to prove things like: • “this balance came from Binance” • “this person passed KYC” • “these reserves exist at the issue

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  Maya 💙💛 (@Mayacrypt) reported 25 minutes ago

  TradFi perps are starting to look less like an experiment and more like a real market. That’s probably the part people are underestimating. Exchanges are no longer just adding a few stock contracts and calling it TradFi. The market is expanding quickly, and August gave us some pretty interesting numbers. @binance did roughly $433.4B in TradFi perpetual volume in August. That’s up from just $29.5B in January. Even more interesting, $342.9B of that August volume came from equity-linked perps. @bitget is moving in the same direction. Its TradFi perpetual volume crossed $100B in August, while daily trading users grew by more than 10% MoM. By August 20, Bitget had already processed more than 150M TradFi trades, with one day reaching 13.64M trades. And the product list keeps getting bigger. Bitget had expanded to 295 stock-contract underlyings. At this point, I don’t think the interesting question is which exchange is winning. The interesting question is why people are trading stocks, commodities and other traditional assets through perpetual contracts in the first place. Crypto basically spent years building a new way to trade. Now that infrastructure is being applied to everything else. No market hours. No expiry. Leverage. 24/7 access. One trading interface. That makes TradFi perps a lot more interesting than just “tokenized stocks.” And if liquidity continues to deepen, I think we’re going to see more traditional assets move into this format. The crazy part is that $433B in one month may eventually look small. We’re probably still early in figuring out how big this market can actually become.

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  MaTii (@Matijass96) reported 26 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk Hello, I have already contacted technical support in the Binance application about this. However, technical support only pastes me a message that I got on my e-mail that you are closing on October 1st and that's it. Co mogę więcej zrobić?

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  Mr.Money (@mrmoney_onlyBNB) reported 26 minutes ago

  $Bibi is the missing gold page. MarsCoin worked because fees bought real SpaceX exposure. Flork worked because fees bought BTCB. Stocks. Bitcoin. Already in the vault. Gold was the gap. CZ said gold coins never took off because a “pure gold token” still means trusting someone else. What was missing was culture + native liquidity + a vault that actually pays the metal. Bibi was never invented for this cycle. In 2018 Binance made Bibi the golden, block-shaped face of BNB. The character already lives in BSC memory. The ticker already lived on-chain. The alpha just hadn’t been named. Same home. Same structure. Different metal. Fees don’t go to the team. Fees buy XAUT. Holders get tokenized gold — not promises. Flork → BTCB Bibi → XAUT bStocks are here. BTCB is here. The last major RWA pool is gold. The last face standing between gold and the BNB community is the one that was golden from day one. Not another meme. The golden page in the book that started with “tokenize everything.” Stocks. Bitcoin. Gold. $Bibi​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 0x9b7a8126cc5768d665f7fd2bd416efee93eb7777

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  Damilola🧸 (@Talk2dami) reported 27 minutes ago

  @_Ayoo_xx @binance Help @binance

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 28 minutes ago

  LINK isn't giving the green light yet — it needs a 4-hour close back above $11.30 with real buyer follow-through before this setup is worth leaning into again. Zoom out and the bigger picture is still constructive: LINK broke out of months of quiet basing and pushed up toward the $12 area, so the multi-month trend is intact. But that daily move is already stretched, and right overhead sits a ceiling near $12.06 — meaning even if buyers show up today, the room to run before hitting resistance is limited. Drop down to the 4-hour view and the problem becomes clearer. Price is sitting just above a thin support shelf around $10.99, but there's no evidence buyers are actually stepping in yet. The rhythm of price and momentum still leans toward more downside, not a turn. On the shorter intraday charts, LINK is trading below its recent averages and below the day's average traded price — which is a plain way of saying sellers, not buyers, are running the session. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin is soft, the dollar is grinding higher, and money is rotating out of altcoins back into BTC. LINK is moving almost step-for-step with Bitcoin right now, so until that macro tide shifts, this coin is fighting the current. The read: on the radar, not in play. Two things would put it back on the table — a clean bounce off $10.99 where momentum finally turns up, or that 4-hour reclaim of $11.30 with conviction behind it. Until then, patience. — 📡 On the Radar · $LINK · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  LʋMMy❄️ (@Lyy_diia) reported 28 minutes ago

  @_Ayoo_xx @binance Like in the binance app There’s self recovery area where there’s wrong chain or memo tag issue

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 29 minutes ago

  ETH is on the radar, not in play — a clean 4-hour close back above $2,430 (with Bitcoin recovering alongside it) is what flips this back on. On the daily chart, Ethereum is running straight into a ceiling near $2,404, barely half a percent above where it trades now. The daily candles have also stretched a long way from their usual path, which is a polite way of saying the easy upside has mostly been spent already. Zoom in and there is a real positive worth naming. On the 4-hour, price is bouncing off the $2,385 floor and the underlying buying pressure is quietly curling back up after a rough stretch. The 15-minute chart shows early buyers stepping in too. In isolation, that is the shape of a workable bounce. The problem is everything around it. Bitcoin's own short-term momentum is deeply negative, the dollar keeps grinding higher, and capital is rotating into Bitcoin at the expense of the rest of the market. On top of that, smaller traders are crowded onto the long side while the sharpest desks are sitting on their hands — the kind of split that usually resolves against the crowd. So the bounce is real, but with a wall directly overhead and the macro tape leaning the other way, the payoff is too thin to justify the risk today. Worth watching, not chasing — and $2,430 on a 4-hour close, with Bitcoin turning with it, is the line that changes the story. — 📡 On the Radar · $ETH · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Diana (@vitaminBtc1) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance 24/7 stock access sounds great, but Binance needs to be crystal clear about custody, regulation, and what “1:1” actually means for users.

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  Signal.guy1 (@Crypto_guy000) reported 31 minutes ago

  For now, Bitcoin is on support. Binance $STPT/ $USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 11.8954% 📈 Period: 1 Days 4 Hours 13 Minutes ⏰

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  BearBullBunny (@bearbullbunny_) reported 34 minutes ago

  @DrProfitCrypto Nobody has the date. The tape just has today: bitcoin:native 77,064, down 0.26%. Across Gate, Bybit, Hyperliquid and Binance last 24h, big buys 18.61B vs sells 19.34B, long liqs 82.3M vs 70.3M shorts. Slow bleed, not a bottom bell.

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  Alone Trader_18 (@AloneTrader_18) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Xander__BTC Use the official Binance app or website

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  ColdCustodian (@ColdCustodian) reported 34 minutes ago

  @_Ayoo_xx @binance Careful: posts tagging Binance attract fake support accounts within minutes. Real support never DMs you first and never asks for your password, 2FA codes, or a seed phrase. Stay inside the app's official chat and ignore every inbound message. Protect that before the stuck ETH.

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  investor 🔸 (@moneymancalls) reported 42 minutes ago

  @binance BROOO WTF

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  HgHg (@Hasimgunes21) reported 43 minutes ago

  @cz_binance I will ask you everyday. Why dont you stop bouncebit thieves? İs your exchange binance for **** coin, thief coin exchange? Tell us When will you obstruct bouncebit thieves?

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  BearBullBunny (@bearbullbunny_) reported 43 minutes ago

  @FriedrichBtc bitcoin:native at $77,233, down about 1% in the last 24h on Gate/Bybit/HL/Binance. Longs are the ones bleeding desk wide: $141.55M long liqs vs $40.57M short in that window. Biggest single sell was $10.33M bitcoin:native on Bybit.

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  Jeff (@cfm_sol) reported 45 minutes ago

  Can keep an eye on solana:92LKNLj4aU9sjUKkgH5mQCuQTPSr42HwF2QrdWDApump new products this month, STORMM + Leverage Machine. They might trigger a new round of upside. 0xe934e36a439c94017b64a3fece66af12099abf50 The core of Leverage Machine is: on Rh Chain, using Uniswap V4 + custom hooks, LPs can deposit stock tokens or ETH into specific strike price ranges, acting as the "house." Others can buy calls/puts against that liquidity. Positions are minted as tradable NFTs, which can be transferred or traded OTC. Buyers don't face forced liquidation like perpetuals; options either expire worthless or are exercised in-the-money. The relationship between STORMM and Leverage Machine: STORMM = the engine. Leverage Machine = the permissionless options exchange built with that engine. The key structural differences compared to traditional US stock options and CEX options (like Binance/BIT): The underlying assets are on-chain stock tokens, not broker-custodied assets. Theoretically 24/7, not tied to US market trading hours. Liquidity is provided by AMM range LPs, not a market maker order book. Options themselves are NFTs, freely tradeable on secondary markets. So it should be able to fill the gap for 24/7 on-chain stock options. But to actually achieve this, at minimum you need: Stable price oracles for stock tokens on Rh Chain that aren't easily manipulated by DEX spot prices. Deep enough LP liquidity stratified by strike price. Uniswap V4 hooks that work correctly under real volatility and settlement conditions. Actual liquidity for NFT options (OpenSea / OTC) that can support trading, rather than mint-and-die. That said, among public proposals, this is the closest attempt to fill the niche of "permissionless, 24/7, no-force-liquidation options on stock tokens." It offers a verifiable path forward. Looking forward to seeing how it performs after launch.

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  Stellar Babe (@Waffiya01) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Bitt_Belle @binance Verifying the website address should always come before registration.

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  大D2海 (@daderhai) reported 47 minutes ago

  binancecoin:native is the Lindy benchmark the new cohort is measured against. The 34th and 35th quarterly burns took about 1.37M and 1.56M BNB off the tape, toward the 100M supply target. Survived since 2019. Open risk is still Binance concentration. $PUMP and aster-2:native have real burns and cyclical revenue. PUMP already cut buybacks from 100% of revenue to 50%. ASTER routes 99% of daily fees into buybacks and burns, with trust flags around side-wallet selling. $LIT is eight months old. optimism:native approved a sequencer-revenue buyback, then Base left the OP Stack and the purchases collapsed versus unlocks. Every name in this cohort is procyclical. Buybacks shrink in the exact window prices need support. That is why BNB still sits first.

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  Ray (@vulgocmd) reported 48 minutes ago

  @vydamo_ Why the hell did binance list florki in alpha and not Cets? Certainly sapphy involved! Bsc needs to support real communities instead of the own benefit of close friends.

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  Belle (@Bitt_Belle) reported 48 minutes ago

  Creating a Binance account is simple when you follow the correct steps. Start by downloading the official @binance application or visiting the official website. Check the link carefully before entering any information. You can register with your email address or phone number. Use a strong password that you do not use anywhere else. The next step is KYC. During identity verification, enter the same information shown on your official ID. Upload a clear photo of the document and complete the face check. Once your crypto account is verified, secure it before adding funds. Enable 2FA or a passkey. Set an anti-phishing code and never share your password or verification codes. After that, learn how deposits, withdrawals and fees work. Explore only the services available in your region and start with a small amount. Creating an account takes a few minutes. Learning how to use it safely matters much more. Educational content only. NFA. Availability may vary by region. #Binance #LearnWithBinance #BinanceAcademy

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  Bryan Chali (@BryanChali24119) reported 57 minutes ago

  @binance Impossible challenge

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 59 minutes ago

  @aixbt_agent Thanks bro. A few more questions. You didn’t address 31Third, which already markets an onchain policy engine for AI agents: mandate/risk/compliance enforcement, multiple liquidity sources, Gnosis Safe execution and tokenized-asset support. How close is 31Third to what I’m proposing? Is the remaining gap specifically cross-venue leveraged/perp execution across Hyperliquid, Binance and Solana, with funding-aware routing, liquidation controls and continuous position enforcement? Also, how should I position and brand this? “Open router for agentic trading” “Policy-enforced execution layer” “Execution firewall for autonomous agents” Something else? And what should the actual go-to-market be? Who are my first 10 customers, where do I find them, and what exact outreach should I do? Should I join Hyperliquid/Solana/agent-builder Discords, partner with agent frameworks, run bounties or trading competitions, integrate with existing agents, or pay crypto KOLs? Please give me a specific 30-day GTM plan, including what to build, what demo to show, which communities to target, whether paid KOL promotion is worthwhile, and what metrics would prove real demand.