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	7 days ago
Angers	Login	1 month 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

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  donnie (@blackhack33) reported 2 minutes ago

  @GoGalaGames Why ******** you ain’t been delisted or even monitored gets me your the worse token on Binance even monitoring tokens do better than you $gala scam

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  Eyioluwase Olatunji (@eyioluwase64683) reported 4 minutes ago

  OKX kept its EU access by planning early. It secured its Malta MiCA license in Jan. 2025. Binance withdrew its Greek application on June 24, just days before the deadline. Different paths. Same lesson: plan ahead. @OKX 👇👇👇

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  HERE WE GO! (@escape2defi) reported 8 minutes ago

  Hey all - remember Oct 10, 2025? ethereum:0x4e3fbd56cd56c3e72c1403e103b45db9da5b9d2b data from that day: • Opened around $3.25 • Spiked down to a printed low of ~$0.74 (some exchange prints even lower, e.g. sub-$0.50 on Binance) • Closed the day around $2.08–$2.17 That was wild.

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  Kerry19 (@kerrylyy19) reported 10 minutes ago

  Binance Was Still Racing the Clock Binance’s European licensing journey was more complicated. The exchange continued working toward MiCA authorisation while the deadline approached. Then, on June 24, 2026, Binance withdrew its MiCA application in Greece and said it would seek

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  0xSuji_Web3 (@its_me_sj_offl) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris UID binance - 373819096 following 2 months brother please help me 😭

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  Dr Crypto (@DrCrypto__X) reported 19 minutes ago

  @xiejiayinBitget @nancy_c813 This is exactly the kind of response the crypto industry needs. Acknowledging the problem openly, taking responsibility, and compensating affected users deserves genuine respect. You and the Bitget team have my full respect for taking this step. But I believe there is an even more important question that deserves a transparent answer: How was something like this able to happen in the first place? What exactly caused these abnormal price movements? How was the market structure able to allow them, and more importantly, can this be prevented from happening again? Because this is not something we are seeing on one exchange alone. We have repeatedly seen smaller or highly volatile tokens on major exchanges, including Bitget and Binance, experience extreme and suspicious price movements that end up liquidating millions of dollars in users’ positions. Yes, anyone trading with high leverage accepts significant risk. Traders must take responsibility for the leverage they choose. But at some point, exchanges also have to ask whether simply offering extreme leverage in markets that can be manipulated so aggressively is enough. It feels a little like giving someone access to an addictive drug and then putting all the responsibility on them for continuing to use it. Major exchanges are no longer just marketplaces. They are part of the infrastructure of this industry, and with that position comes responsibility. I believe Bitget, Binance, and other major exchanges need to take serious steps to identify and prevent this kind of market manipulation before users lose millions, rather than only dealing with the consequences afterward. Crypto has already lost enormous liquidity, trust, and many people who genuinely believed in its future because of situations like these. Your decision to acknowledge the problem and compensate users is a great step. Now I hope the next step is prevention. Let’s make crypto great again.

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  Zero Point Mining (@ZP_Mining) reported 23 minutes ago

  @binance **** you I did not have internet in 2010

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  ChainInsight 链洞察 (@ChainInsightLab) reported 24 minutes ago

  $4B Market Cap Evaporated! Former Star L1 Harmony Hit by Fatal Blow, Remaining on "Life Support" 📉 On August 12, legacy high-performance Layer-1 blockchain Harmony reportedly suffered a zero-block vulnerability exploit: The attacker unauthorizedly minted ~4 billion $ONE (representing ~26% of the current supply). ~2.8 billion $ONE were deposited into exchanges for dumping, causing$ONE's price to plunge by half within 24 hours. The team stated they are working with exchanges to freeze the funds, while developing a fix and evaluating rollback options. 💥 From $4B to $13M: The Collapse of a Giant Peak Era (Oct 2021): $ONE hit an all-time high of $0.379, with a market cap around $4 billion (Top 50). Current Reality (Aug 2026): Market cap hovers at ~$13.7 million (a 99.7% crash from its ATH), dropping out of the Top 1000. 💔 A Spiral of Broken Trust This isn't Harmony's first crisis. In June 2022, its Horizon Bridge was exploited for ~$100 million by the Lazarus Group, initiating a severe, long-term liquidity drain across its ecosystem. The metrics reveal a ghost town: TVL: Down to ~$171k 24H Active Addresses: Only 244 24H DEX Volume: Just $694 24H On-Chain Fees: Merely $0.13 From a Binance Launchpad golden child to a vulnerability-ridden "zombie chain," security has proven to be the ultimate Sword of Damocles for L1s. Are you still holding any $ONE? 👇

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  onglaithuyen ⛵️ (@KSV_Whale) reported 29 minutes ago

  Bitget just did something the crypto industry rarely sees. They seized the market maker's assets through risk controls and used them to compensate users who got wrecked in the $TUT incident. Even ZachXBT, who has publicly criticized Bitget before, gave them credit for this one. When your loudest critic tips the hat, you know the move landed. Then Bitget followed up with another announcement: a framework for handling abnormal profits. In plain terms, if someone manipulates the market and walks away with ***** gains, the platform reserves the right to claw it back and redistribute to affected users. If they actually execute on this consistently, it could be one of the most important self-regulatory moves in crypto. Not because one exchange did the right thing once, but because it sets a precedent that puts pressure on everyone else. The real question now falls on Binance, OKX, Bybit, and every other major venue. When the next manipulation event hits your platform, will you protect users the same way, or will you hide behind "market risk" disclaimers? Crypto doesn't need more promises about security. It needs exchanges that treat user protection as a system design problem, not a PR problem. Bitget just raised the bar. Let's see who clears it. 🚣

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  V Levine (@Vern_Levine_) reported 30 minutes ago

  @ForTheCross_CH @binance Hey I have a bunch of LUNC staked in your validator, but I was curious what happened to all your YouTube videos and your webpage that had dreams/prophecies on it. did you feel like you had a need to take all that down?

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  Cryptocrat (@Cryptocratico) reported 31 minutes ago

  🚨 BINANCE ETH OUTFLOW EXPANDS TO $93.5M Two Binance-labeled hot wallets transferred a combined 50,000 ETH to the same unlabeled address in a single block. The recipient previously staked 40,000 ETH after a similar Binance withdrawal. No sale is confirmed—the next move toward the Beacon Deposit Contract will be the key signal. 🚨 BINANCE ETH OUTFLOW EXPANDS TO $93.5M Two Binance-labeled hot wallets transferred a combined 50,000 ETH to the same unlabeled address in a single block. The recipient previously staked 40,000 ETH after a similar Binance withdrawal. No sale is confirmed—the next move toward the Beacon Deposit Contract will be the key signal.

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 34 minutes ago

  What Changed Since Ledger #1 & #2 🔄 PoX-5 restaking deadline: future → passed 🔄 sBTC signers: expected → rotation underway / 3 new institutional-grade signers confirmed 🔄 Genesis Bond: “around September” → Bitcoin block 966,350 / projected Sep. 10 🔄 Binance cohort: ACX, LSK and STX monitored together → ACX subsequently selected for delisting; STX and LSK were not 🔄 Korean crypto tax: 2027 remains current law, but a new proposal now seeks a delay to 2030 Still Unknown ⬜ Binance Monitoring Tag removal ⬜ Final Cycle 141 locked STX ⬜ Final Cycle 141 participant count ⬜ Full PoX-5 restaking recovery ⬜ Exact institutional BTC in the Genesis Bond ⬜ Actual institutional deals ⬜ Actual STX free-float reduction ⬜ Market-maker inventory changes ⬜ Whether supply tightening translates into sustained market repricing No price target. No prediction. No assumptions presented as facts. Facts stay facts. Statements stay statements. Unknowns stay unknown. No hype. No FUD. Just evidence.

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  Baris (@Barisaktass35) reported 36 minutes ago

  @binance **** you ************* scammers

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  Tulips (@alkhadji) reported 39 minutes ago

  🚨$XRP Momentum Is Starting to Show Its Hand!🚨 Another week kicking off, and we're starting to see momentum come through. IMO, XRP is STILL working its way toward the $0.87 macro support on Coinbase. The expected pauses along the way are EXACTLY what we want to see! First is $1.00. That's a major psychological level AND Binance's macro .786 retracement (hasn't been tested in that market), so continued reaction/consolidation here makes complete sense... It gives the RSI time to cool off and selling pressure weaken. From there, I'm watching for momentum to build into a stronger break, potentially around midweek...? #xrpcrypto #xrpupdate #cryptocurrencies

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  Truedge.xyz (@TruedgeXYZ) reported 40 minutes ago

  $BNB Tokenized real-world assets hit $34 billion in the first half of 2026, growing 50% while the rest of crypto shrank. That's a real signal that institutions are quietly building something. Binance Research just mapped it out. We're talking about things like real estate and bonds turned into digital tokens on a blockchain. Most of crypto cooled off in early 2026, but RWAs kept climbing. That split matters because it shows where the actual money is moving. Here's the catch: custody infrastructure—basically the safe storage systems for these tokens—is still being built. Right now this is mostly an institutional play, so everyday people have limited direct access. And scammers love slapping "RWA" language onto sketchy offers, so if someone hits you up with a tokenized asset pitch, that's a red flag. The real question is whether this 50% growth holds into the second half of 2026, and whether the institutions building the pipes here will eventually open doors for regular people. What's your take on why institutional money is flowing into RWAs while speculative crypto trading pulled back?

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  SRH (PropAMM GCR) (@srhhadron) reported 41 minutes ago

  A few clarifications. This founder can’t access Binance (US UBO) which means they couldn’t access the most liquid book for sure In most other books you’d pay more than 5bps total (last I remember even Binance is somewhere from 4-20bps depending on demand for $1m on this leg and base fees at the lowest tier for stables is a bip) and certainly it’s rare that you make a positive spread on either leg at that size And yes the reverse costs you about the same but I do mention in the original tweet that the local demand for USDC is generally high on Solana. You’re missing the bigger picture. This isn’t the only leg that’s tighter than CEXs on Solana, lots of other assets are. In fact most majors at typical retail trade sizes are much cheaper to buy on solana. But more broadly even the idea that a blockchain can be spoken in the same conversation as a CEX is a pretty wild phenomenon and a relatively new one. I’m positive it’s indicative of a better paradigm than the CEX dominated world we have today

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  K4rynSitulun (@K4rynSituluN) reported 42 minutes ago

  @NexusLabs Agents have settled over $73M across 176M transactions in a year, per Keyrock. More than 104K of them are already listed across agent directories. How your team Fix it..?? Example: Explained AMA Community binance-dubai Choice Hosting Professional didnt like @danielmcglynn

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  0xLenx (@0xLenx) reported 44 minutes ago

  2/ In June alone, the five major won exchanges (Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit, Gopax) sent 2.76 trillion won in stablecoins offshore and got 2.20 trillion back, a net outflow of about $367M in a single month. Where's it going? Offshore platforms like Binance and Bybit, which offer leveraged products and even contracts tied to Korean stocks that domestic exchanges are legally barred from providing under the Specific Financial Information Act. The Bank of Korea keeps insisting any won stablecoin has to be bank-led, which is prudent, but also slow. So the question is whether the won stablecoin arrives fast enough to actually pull that flow back, or if by the time it launches, an entire generation of Korean traders has already built their habits around offshore rails instead.

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  Ulexander Gaseff 🌕🌊 (@UlexanderGaseff) reported 47 minutes ago

  @MoonriverNW People are panicking. How could this happen? @binance just participated in the migration to @base. Show them that you are working hard. Show the new roadmap, the tokenomics, AI related. Do something.

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  CryptoDiggerGod.eth (@CDGalpha) reported 49 minutes ago

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  Ceo (@traderr22) reported 49 minutes ago

  1⃣4⃣ @jawadvanar Binance refuses to support the swap, forcing users into manual migration. Do you have a safety fund or emergency plan if the swap smart contract faces any exploits? #VANAR

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  Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Joseph8tij @binance Hi Joseph. The most common tactic is bait: scammers post a seed phrase for a wallet that appears to hold funds, making victims think they found free crypto. In more advanced cases, they use phishing or impersonate support to trick users into changing wallet permissions. ˆLP

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  Bitcoin Big Bird (@BitcoinBigBird) reported 49 minutes ago

  @t1mmaxx @EvgenyGaevoy You're doubling down? with a screenshot of *checks notes* one of the thousands of Wintermute's clients' wallets buying a measly $100k? This is like saying a wallet that withdrew from binance bought $100k and that means Binance is buying Delete this man save yourself the trouble

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  Aman🔶Sai (@amansaiofficial) reported 51 minutes ago

  🚨 #BNB IS REFUSING TO DUMP. #Bitcoin is dropping, but $BNB is holding around $605. 👀 I would suggest best long entry above $600 👍 Target 10 % to 20 % profit in spot. Dyor nfa 👇 That kind of relative strength is NOT normal. 🔥 Strong demand 🔥 Binance ecosystem 🔥 BNB burns 🔥 $600 acting like a key support If BTC stabilizes BNB could move FAST. 🚀 Watch $BNB. 👀

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  Cryptoalphacall (@Cryptoalph360) reported 51 minutes ago

  $CYS update Retail is shorting the top with leverage, which fuels the move up. Price is up 40% on the day, liquidating over $1M in short positions. Meanwhile smart money whales are long, $8M, average entry around 1.00. 79% of them in profit. Whale shorts are the minority at 1M$. OI on Binance ~27M. Strong resistance sits at 1.4-1.55, filled with sell limits. Support below is thinner. Watch these levels. They can be a target for longs to take profit, which could correct price. If shorts keep covering their leveraged positions, it can drive price higher. #cys #cysusdt

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  BTC Live (@btcliveco) reported 51 minutes ago

  Analysis: The liquidity backdrop for Bitcoin is deteriorating on multiple fronts simultaneously, and the data is unambiguous. USDT supply has shed $4 billion over 60 days, including $870 million in the last 11 days alone. Stablecoin contraction is historically one of the most reliable leading indicators of reduced buying power in crypto markets. Less dry powder means fewer bids. Long-term holder BTC balances are declining, with distribution outpacing accumulation at current rates. These are not weak hands selling. These are conviction holders reducing exposure into the $63,704 price level. Gold is up 2.08% today to $4,452.70 while BTC is down 1.37%. The Fear and Greed index sits at 29. Capital is rotating toward the old store of value precisely when Bitcoin needs institutional support most. That is the real test of the thesis. USDT supply down $870M in 11 days. Stablecoin supply is the fuel for crypto rallies. When it contracts this fast, bid support thins structurally. Wednesday's CPI print is the nearest catalyst to reverse this, but the structural drain does not wait for macro data. Long-term holder distribution accelerating while Binance BTC reserves hit a six-month high. Exchange inflows from conviction holders signal intent to sell, not hold. Supply accumulating on exchanges at $63,704 is a headwind until demand absorbs it.

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  Cyclo Trading System (@cyclosoluctions) reported 51 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk I reached out multiple times, and the support team's lack of knowledge was evident. I followed up via email but received no response—which is extremely frustrating; I kept pressing for an answer but got nowhere. Now they’ve promised me a reply, yet so far, nothing. I feel like Binance has grown so large that innovative ideas—unless they come with a massive amount of money—don't get the attention they deserve.

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  Ajeet Soni (@ajeetsoni11993) reported 54 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @binance Hello VL, Case ID: 167180993 Complaint Reference: CC9794092 I already raised the issue in live chat and also sent the video. My ₹2000 USDT was sent to KAIA network without giving me option to change network. Please help with refund or recovery. Thank you

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  KhaiDao (@Khaikhaidao) reported 57 minutes ago

  @blockchainrptr bitfinex down 60% is brutal, ngl. liquidity following the flight to binance i guess.

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  Stupifff (@Stupifff) reported 58 minutes ago

  2017 ICOs were NOT like the fabled alt szn brother We would read a 1 page white paper with an address at the bottom and you would send 1Eth and pray. It would be some retarded *** use case like a coin to pay for Hotel stays, or a coin designed to be sent on mobile to third world countries (Telcoin), coins used for home sharing networks (Bee Token), Decentralized P2P Video coin (Theta), Korean Ethereum (ICX) It sounds stupid now but back then this **** was ground breaking technology and we would throw money at it. Stay with me now. To transact online, you would need to go to MyEtherWallet and paste in your private key (actually) or plug in your ledger, manually set gas, there was no dApp connections, everything was manual. No Rabby or Phantom. We would follow Ian Balina's lists like the ******' bible, any ICO he shilled would instantly get 10x over subscribed. Bro was the original shitcoin KOL. It was so wild west and there was so much opportunity that we would see Binance Coin at $2 and think it was a waste of time because why should an exchange need a token? Most of your ICOs would rug and you would never get your tokens or your Eth back. Others would send you the tokens and they'll be worth almost nothing. But, if you just held (or forget about that ledger for a few years, in my case) sometimes you come back a surprise like Half a bitcoin in that stupid hotel coin, or a couple of bitcoin worth of Theta or Telcoin in 2021 So no, we weren't trading against plumbers. We were cowboys in the wild west and there was no sheriff in town.