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	7 days ago
Itu	Website	14 days ago
Seattle	Website	14 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	24 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

Full Outage Map

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Gerard Dargan (@Gerard_Dargan) reported 13 seconds ago

  why are bybit and binance so slow to list cashcat and ansem?

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  Balogun FolaHbi 🍊,💊 Zetarium (@FolarHbi) reported 4 minutes ago

  @binance #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9 For 9 years, Binance has been solid without hacks and regulators knocking. How does Binance stay relevant as the top tier 1 cryptocurrency exhange while also customer alligned?

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  akash chowdhary | ETHGas ⛽ (@Beenarocks) reported 6 minutes ago

  @binance #Askbinance #BinanceTurns9 Is Binance working on an AI-powered tool that can detect scam tokens and rug pulls before users invest in them? What is Binance’s biggest goal for the next nine years—reaching one billion users, accelerating Web3 adoption, or something even bigger?

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  Creator (@MLCreator17) reported 7 minutes ago

  @binance If Binance could solve only one major problem for crypto users over the next five years, what would it be, and why? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  blu (@blunatic_ngmi) reported 11 minutes ago

  I literally registered to @Bybit_Official (EU) today, because Binance is no longer permitted in the EU after completing KyC tried to deposit 2k EUR and my account instantly got frozen there is no human support, only a bot I can talk to, how do you expect to keep your customers? worst CEX experiment ever, anyone can recommend a DEX where I can buy Solana without going through all this shitshow?

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  Chonk (@Chonk2025) reported 13 minutes ago

  @CryptoArchieYT You can be bullish all you want but it still dosent change the fact yonatan turned down a binance listing the biggest exchange in the world. How can Yonotan so so dumb . I sold my entire bag at 0.13 because of this event.

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  COINTURK NEWS (@Cointurknews) reported 13 minutes ago

  🔥 Binance burns $932 million in $BNB, cutting supply to 133 million. 📈 Technical analysts set a $647 price target if resistance at $590 is broken. 🟢 Circulating supply drops after the platform’s largest-ever token burn. 🌍 Binance Pay expands to 21 million merchants and bStocks hits $100 million in volume.

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  JONY (@JonyMazumder1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Jia_Lilly01 It would be great if you gave me twenty dollars. I have asked you many times but you have never given me any. 180206476 binance please help

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  Joselius (@Joseelius) reported 14 minutes ago

  @binance No controversy intended: how will Binance fix security false positives? Not a complaint, just looking to build trust. What happens to users who follow T&Cs but still get affected? Appeals are simply not enough. 🙌 #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  Just A Boy🙂 (@Guton_Damilola) reported 18 minutes ago

  @binance As AI becomes a bigger part of crypto, how does Binance plan to help users distinguish trustworthy AI-powered projects from hype? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 20 minutes ago

  Well hopefully $baby distro is getting better, there are a few clusters here and there and i'm not sure what they mean, but nothing higher than 4.3% which is fine for a low cap. The Mexc clsuter (now 10%) is lower meaning that our asian friends sold the bottom, Coinbase getting higher meaning we're attracting burgers and binance is in the organic range. Change Now cluster a little bit high with 5.3% but that's ok. Also checking on the fees apart from the 0.000075001 generic fee with lots of supply nothing appears to be above 4%. This ain't bad for some **** we shilled out of the blue, let's go

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  Tommy Famous (@TommyBeFamous) reported 22 minutes ago

  If you died tomorrow, your family wouldn’t be able to access a single crypto asset you hold on centralized exchanges. Your Binance, Bybit, KCEX, Bitunix, or whatever CEX accounts… your high-leverage positions… your USDT… your open trades… all of it could be permanently locked away. Banks, passwords, 2FA apps, seed phrases… gone. Your family would spend months fighting bureaucracy with almost no chance of recovering anything. This is real. Billions in crypto have already been lost forever because people never planned for this. Here’s what you need to do RIGHT NOW to protect yourself and your family: 1. Document every CEX account Write down every exchange you use, the email attached, and any recovery options. Do not store the passwords in the same place. 2. Seed phrases and hardware wallets If you hold any assets in self-custody (you should for large amounts), write down the exact physical location of your seed phrases. Never store them only digitally. Two printed copies — one locked up, one with a trusted person. 3. 2FA and authenticator apps Your family needs the phone PIN and access to your authenticator app (Google Authenticator, Authy, etc.). Without that, they can’t even log into your exchanges. 4. Create a one-page crypto death plan On a single sheet of paper list: - Every CEX account and the email linked - Where seed phrases are stored - Phone PIN - Who you trust to handle access - Any open high-leverage positions that need closing Print two copies. Keep one locked. Give one to someone you completely trust. Review it every 6–12 months. 5. Never keep more than you can afford to lose on any single CEX This is why I constantly push proper risk management and spreading across multiple non-KYC exchanges. One frozen account or one death without a plan can wipe out years of GAINZ. High-leverage trading already carries liquidation risk. Leaving your family locked out of everything is an even bigger risk. Protect your capital while you’re alive. Protect your family’s access if something happens to you. This is part of true personal and financial sovereignty. Do this today. Not tomorrow. Let’s keep stacking those DAILY 50% GAINZ stress-free… and make sure our families can actually benefit from the work we’re putting in.

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  Dave a.k.a. SuperTight™️ Prowest™️ (@prowest1) reported 25 minutes ago

  @JaromirTesar Let me see if I understand the logic. There is no hard data to confirm (Blockfrost provides) "disproportionately provide greater good". And… According to the State of Cardano, Blockfrost seems to be top (your data says it is on top) That is actually hard data…isn’t it? And yet… you want to suggest that the #2 and #3 services…using the same metric…when counted (!!!)…have similar “relevance”? How does that math work? I mean if it wasn’t the 2nd and 3rd services would you go even deeper to suggest that the 2nd through 10th services when combined have similar relevance to Blockfrost? There are some things in the ecosystem that cannot be distilled down to multiples of the lowest common denominator…Blockfrost had first mover advantage and has Coinbase and Binance and other ecosystem critical businesses using their services. They won…full stop…your own reply confirms that. So instead of supporting the horse has us in the finals of the Kentucky derby you would rather try to convince the major CEX customers of the ecosystem to change their bets to the second and third best companies together as a better wager? That makes zero sense…but I may be a loan voice in this argument…and I’m not a Drep.

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  ₿itcoin ₿ull (@bitbybitbullish) reported 26 minutes ago

  @jprice614 •Major, valuable forks (Bitcoin Cash 2017): Big exchanges snapshot balances at the fork height and credit users 1:1. Coinbase initially refused BCH, caught legal threats and user revolt, then credited everyone months later. Kraken and Binance credited quickly. •Minor/spam forks (Bitcoin Diamond, Bitcoin Private, dozens of others): Most exchanges never distributed them. The coins technically exist in their wallets; users never see them. Most ToS explicitly state no obligation to support forks. •Timing: Even supportive exchanges freeze deposits/withdrawals around the fork and wait for replay protection before enabling trading — without it, a transaction broadcast on one chain can be replayed on the other and drain the mirrored balance. The only guarantee: hold your own keys at the fork height. Then you claim the forked side yourself by importing keys into a wallet for the new chain — ideally moving your original-chain coins to a fresh address first to avoid replay risk. If a contentious fork ever materializes, pull coins off exchanges before the snapshot; you can always redeposit after.

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  AskClash (@AskClash) reported 26 minutes ago

  Pi Network’s Fall Keeps Getting Worse 📉 $PI has dropped roughly 97% from its peak, recently touching a new all-time low near $0.071. Heavy token unlocks and weak demand continue to pressure the market, while major listings like Binance and Coinbase are still missing. New products may help build utility, but adoption now matters more than hype. Can PI turn things around?

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  Dave a.k.a. SuperTight™️ Prowest™️ (@prowest1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @JaromirTesar Your quote… “Responsible governance requires more than deciding whether one proposal is valuable. It requires a coordinated and fair plan for the ecosystem as a whole.” If Blockfrost is needed today for major CEX integration (I.e. Coinbase, Binance, etc.) into the Cardano ecosystem then its survival is what I’ll call “ecosystem critical”…this should carry with it a little more seriousness then simply saying it requires a “fair plan for the ecosystem”. The term “fair plan” is suggesting that the Dreps can agree objectively on something that is subjective in its nature and that all treasury requests are equal. They are not all equal…full stop. There have been plenty of requests that failed that will not be impactful to the ecosystem. This is likely not one of them if I am to believe @IOHK_Charles…and I do on this subject. For Dreps to put this treasury requests on the “scales of justice” and treat any request equally with all other treasury requests is a miscarriage of governance justice…IMHO. It is akin to saying I need a heart replacement to live but I cannot pay for it because I already spent money on a hair transplant procedure and I really want to get that new “looksmaxing” package that just dropped so I can look better than everyone else…oh well, at least I’ll look fab in my casket when they bury me after my heart fails!! You don’t do that…you spend the money on the heart transplant and maybe live more frugally if needed for a time to catch up on the critical expense. In your quote you said responsible governance is more than deciding whether one proposal is valuable…you seem to be trying to balance ecosystem fairness with ecosystem value or criticality…that is a recipe for governance disaster. Governance requires one to prioritize and even make compulsory all proposals that disproportionately provide greater good for the ecosystem over all other proposals. Identifying what provided disproportionally greater good and making sure it gets funded should be the goal of governance. This may seem unfair as it marginalizes some contributors but not all contributors are providing the same value…and governance when done right is not about being fair to all contributors, it is about being fair to the contributors that provide real value. Determining the value of any request for treasury funds is the absolute responsibility of effective governance…and by default it will mean that some will be disappointed because the value they want to provide is not ecosystem critical today. Maybe I’m wrong here but it seems to me that not only does Blockfrost provide disproportionately greater value to the Cardano ecosystem compared to a lot of other proposals, but it also seems that not funding it will create a lot more harm than good. We can be fair or we can be correct with any governance vote…those two choices should not be on a balance scale. Being correct should significantly outweigh being fair on every decision at this stage. If it isn’t clear I’m in the camp of supporting the Blockfrost proposal because the ecosystem is much worse off without Blockfrost support if my understanding of its role is correct.

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  weist.eth (@Leviiii7) reported 30 minutes ago

  $AERO will sell off slightly for people that still believe in sell the news in a bear market. It will soon find support (.43) and continue upwards. It’s not even listed on binance yet. It did 90 million in volume the last 24hrs. Aerodrome is the most undervalued coin I see.

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  IBRINA ETH (@Ibrina_eth) reported 30 minutes ago

  @binance Beyond products and trading, how does Binance plan to help millions of new users truly understand crypto instead of just using it? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  Didin Mahpudin (@DidinMa42776715) reported 31 minutes ago

  OndoFinance offers a double zero-fee promotion on tokenized securities, with no gas or service fees on Binance Wallet App, Web, and Extension. Available on BNB Smart Chain until August 18, 2026. Will this ease adoption for new investors? 🚀 #Crypto #DeFi #BNB

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  SG (@SharatHGous) reported 33 minutes ago

  @binance Why doesn't Binance support safer direct INR deposits and withdrawals without P2P? Many users are worried because P2P scams can lead to innocent users bank accounts being frozen. there any plans to provide safer direct banking option for Indian users? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  Ice (@Glacier3391) reported 34 minutes ago

  @YungsNFT @binance If Binance could solve one problem for the global crypto community overnight, what would it be and why? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  HodlFM (@Hodl_fm) reported 35 minutes ago

  🚨 Two schoolkids scammed @cascade_xyz on $1.3M According to the team, the attackers built long positions in thin-liquidity markets where the vault held the short side, manipulated the mark price upward, triggered liquidations, and withdrew around $1.34M. Cascade says it has identified the accounts involved, traced activity to Polymarket and Binance with help from SEAL 911, and contacted law enforcement. The people behind it may have been far closer to ordinary CT users than anyone expected: 17 year old Maksim Petro and Ivan Isver.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 35 minutes ago

  ETH at $1.8k has daily transactions up 34% q/q but 12-month fees down 34% over the same quarter to $344m. ethereum is scaling throughput faster than paid demand, weakening the burn beneath the rally. daily transactions passed 2m and 30-day stablecoin transfer value rose 24% q/q to $73b. rollups now carry 95% of transactions because capacity upgrades made blockspace cheaper. EIP-1559 burns the base fee, so lower fees mean a smaller supply sink. price moved first on $1.2b of binance futures buying in one hour after july 14 CPI. open interest rose 28% from late june to $20b and shorts were 96% of liquidations that day. spot ETFs then added $112m over two sessions and ETH/BTC gained 8% in seven days to 0.029, still below 0.030. external flows are carrying a rotation that ethereum's fee engine does not support

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  Nahin | 🐬TermMax (@Nahin20057) reported 36 minutes ago

  @binance When you started Binance, did you ever imagine it would earn the trust of millions of people and receive such overwhelming support? Or did you realize from the beginning that it had the potential to become one of the world's biggest crypto platforms? #BinanceTurns9 #AskBinance

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  norman gezha (@trillo_beat) reported 50 minutes ago

  Wild how Binance futures pulled off $1.6T in June while spot trading is basically napping 🚀 Traders clearly still hungry for leverage even in a slow market. Bullish signal or just gambling? 👀 #Binance Who's watching this?

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  Dravidaoli R (@Dravidranjith85) reported 53 minutes ago

  @binance As AI-generated misinformation increases, how will Binance help users distinguish real market information from fake content? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  BowTiedCrake (@bowtiedcrake) reported 55 minutes ago

  @mmichaels_21 @ns @binance Haven’t checked recently. Institutional trust is broken regardless. I know they had blocked a legitimate licensed exchange too for a bit, just blanket ban. Nonsense

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  Formanite (@formanite602) reported 56 minutes ago

  Imagine carrying a digital dollar in your phone that you can send to anyone, anywhere in the world, in seconds. That's the idea behind stablecoins. They don't promise life-changing profits or dramatic price swings like Bitcoin. Instead, they solve a much simpler problem: How can money move as fast as the internet? Most stablecoins are designed to stay close to $1, making them useful for everyday transactions instead of speculation. That's why millions of people use them to: • Send money across borders without waiting days. • Pay for products and services online. • Trade cryptocurrencies without converting back to a bank account. • Access DeFi for lending and borrowing. • Hold digital dollars during periods of market uncertainty. But here's something many people overlook. A stable price doesn't automatically mean a safe investment. Not all stablecoins work the same way. Some are backed by cash and government securities. Others are backed by cryptocurrencies or use algorithms to maintain their peg. Before using one, ask: • Who created it? • What backs its value? • Are the reserves transparent? • Has it held its peg during market stress? Stablecoins may not be the flashiest part of crypto, but they're one of the most useful. They bridge traditional finance and blockchain, making digital payments faster, cheaper, and more accessible. The future of money isn't just about owning crypto. It's about making money move as easily as sending a message. And stablecoins are already making that possible. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  U9 (@U9_Finance) reported 56 minutes ago

  🌐U9 is building a simpler way to move value on-chain. PayFi is not just a concept. It is the next layer where on-chain assets, payments, and real-world financial access begin to connect. 💳U9 Pay 🔸On-chain payments 🔸Global asset access 🔸Borderless value flow #U9 #PayFi #Binance

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  Bappi (@BappiKhan65) reported 58 minutes ago

  @binance What would you do if Binance app users suddenly stopped working? Logging in to the Binance app from tomorrow is a crime. What steps should the company take to get back users? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9�   �