Binance status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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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	11 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

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  ALIMA (@Alima_dao88) reported 14 seconds ago

  That first salary notification hits different. You check your account, see the number and for a second you just... stare at it. You earned that. It's yours. And then, almost immediately, a new feeling shows up: Okay... now what? New shoes? Dinner out to celebrate? Pay off that thing you owe a friend? Save it? Invest it? Suddenly you're an adult making adult decisions & nobody handed you a manual. The thing, there's no single correct way to handle your first paycheck. But there are a few habits that tend to make life easier down the road. Not rules. Just things worth thinking about before your money disappears into where did it all go. 1. Don't spend it all right away It's tempting to treat the first salary like a reward you have to cash in immediately. A simple budget even a rough one helps you actually see where your money is going instead of finding out the hard way, three weeks in, that you're eating instant noodles again. 2. Pay yourself first Before lifestyle spending happens, some people set aside a portion for savings first literally moving it out of the spending pile the moment it lands. It's a small shift but it can change how the rest of the month feels. 3. Build a cushion Life doesn't ask permission before throwing a surprise expense at you, a phone breaks, a bus fare goes up, a family emergency shows up out of nowhere. An emergency fund isn't exciting, but having even a small one can take a lot of stress off your shoulders when something unexpected happens. 4. Learn before you invest Investing can be a way to grow your money over time, but jumping in without understanding what you're doing is how a lot of people learn expensive lessons. Take the time to actually understand what you're putting money into before you put money into it. 5. Don't put everything in one place Diversification is just a fancy word for "don't bet it all on one thing." Spreading money across different areas can help manage risk — because if one thing drops, your entire financial world doesn't drop with it. 6. Understand that risk is real This applies to crypto and to investing in general markets can be volatile, prices can swing hard in both directions and losses are genuinely possible. Anyone who promises guaranteed profits is telling you what you want to hear, not what's true. ALWAYS DYOR #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Swoge (@SwoleDogeSwoge) reported 3 minutes ago

  💰 One panel, one button Deposit is rebuilt. Pick what you pay with — $SWOGE or ETH RH — type the amount or tap 10 / 25 / 50 / MAX, and hit Deposit and play. That’s it. Paying in ETH? It buys your $SWOGE and deposits it in the same move. No more hopping between a DEX, your wallet and the game. 🌉 Coming from another chain No ETH on Robinhood Chain? Tap Solana or Ethereum and you get a deposit address right on the page. Send from your wallet — or straight from a Binance withdrawal. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign. Your ETH lands on your address in seconds. We never touch your funds. 🔑 Sign in from anywhere The arcade page now has a Sign in button — wallet or email. No more opening a game first just to log in. 👤 Profile, tidied up Everything is sorted into three groups on the left: History — rounds, deposits, withdrawals, staking, transfers People — friends, invites Standing — ranking

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  qwinsi (@qwinsi0x) reported 5 minutes ago

  This bot made $1,267,504 on Polymarket with almost no risk This is Bonereaper. 115,256 trades, almost all on 5-minute Bitcoin Up or Down windows He doesn't guess where the price is going. On a 5-minute window BTC movement is noise. He does something else: latency arbitrage Polymarket settles by the oracle price, and the oracle updates a second or two later than Binance Whoever reads Binance directly already knows the result Polymarket hasn't shown yet The profit formula per trade is simple: EV = Δp × stake − fees Δp is the gap between the true probability and the Polymarket price When the lag is smaller than the time left before the window closes, that Δp is almost guaranteed, not guessed. That's where the near-zero risk comes from This explains a strange thing in the profile: entries at 3¢ with +3,000% profit, and entries at 99¢ with +1% These aren't different strategies. It's the same arbitrage at different stages of the gap. Catch the lag earlier, cheaper price, bigger multiplier. Later, more expensive, but safer At its core the whole bot is just two data streams over WebSocket (spot price and Polymarket order book), simple comparison logic seconds before close, and fast execution, because the edge lives for mere seconds But here's what matters. If you trade these Up or Down markets manually, most of the time you're on the opposite side of bots like this Which means you're the slow participant they collect the difference from Against a machine that sees the price seconds before you, reflexes won't help. On a market where you're structurally outmatched, the best move is simply not to play it manually

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  SENSI (@NoumanAli98) reported 7 minutes ago

  what to know before buying your first btc ? there are basically three things you have to understand before buying your first btc volatility as you know btc moves very fastly you can't catch it means if you open any position and not have enough money in trade you will liquidity confirmed fomo seeing people buying btc to enter in is not a good move at all you have to analysis it before going to buy your btc DYOR simply it's means do your own research means don't move with someone like whale buying you do so same you have to analysis the chart and see the support and resistance levels as well binance has my first btc 7 day campaign eligible for qualified trade you can check it out it's varies with region you can see more details regarding it always DYOR,only for educational purpose #Binance #LearnwithBinance

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  raviluxan(kannan) (@raviluxan) reported 9 minutes ago

  @nehalzzzz1 Is it spot or futures? Because in from Netherlands and I cant do futures for all traders Here. And Binance is not supporting here. In working with kraken, Bitvavo, coinbase and okx.

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  Crypto With Prosper (@ProsperCryptoNG) reported 9 minutes ago

  Most people enter crypto thinking the hardest part is choosing the right coin. It’s not. One of the first things you need to understand is where you’re buying, selling, and storing your crypto. That’s where crypto exchanges come in. So, what exactly is a crypto exchange? Think of it like a marketplace for digital assets. It connects buyers and sellers and allows you to trade assets like BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and thousands of others. But not all exchanges work the same way. There are two major types: CEX — Centralized Exchange Examples include Binance, Coinbase and Kraken. DEX — Decentralized Exchange Examples include Uniswap and PancakeSwap. The biggest difference? Who controls the platform and your funds. With a CEX, you usually create an account, complete verification and deposit your money or crypto. The exchange manages your wallet infrastructure. That makes it easier for beginners. But there’s a catch: “Not your keys, not your coins.” With a DEX, you connect your own crypto wallet. You don't normally hand custody of your assets to the exchange. You trade directly through blockchain-based smart contracts. More control. But also more responsibility. Lose your seed phrase? Nobody can reset it for you. Another thing beginners often misunderstand: An exchange is not a bank. Crypto platforms can be hacked, exploited, frozen, restricted or even go bankrupt. So keeping your entire portfolio on an exchange indefinitely isn't always the smartest approach. Before using any exchange, look at more than just: “Which one has the lowest fees?” Check things like: • Security history • Proof of reserves • Withdrawal options • Supported assets • Trading volume/liquidity • Regulatory status • Customer support • Reputation And please… Don't click random exchange links from Telegram, WhatsApp or X. Scammers create websites that look almost identical to legitimate platforms. One wrong click can cost you your entire wallet. Always verify the official domain before connecting your wallet or entering your login details. My simple rule: Exchange = for trading. Wallet = for holding. You don't have to follow this perfectly, but understanding the difference can save you from making expensive mistakes. Crypto gives you freedom. But freedom comes with responsibility. If you're new to crypto, don't rush into buying random tokens. First understand: Wallets → Exchanges → Networks → Transactions → Security Once you understand the basics, navigating crypto becomes much easier. Save this thread and share it with someone just getting started.

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  Sunnhi (@0xsunnhi) reported 10 minutes ago

  @MHS4023 @binance @BinanceWallet looks like binance is clamping down on some platforms rn

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  Devin NFT Hunter (@Devin_NFTHunter) reported 13 minutes ago

  @PandaAsiaStreet binance lawsuit delaying another crypto ipo. ****'s never ending lol

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  RMAAD (@xRMAAD) reported 16 minutes ago

  @binance @BinanceArabic @BinanceAcademy 🛟 2. Build a safety buffer Unexpected expenses happen Setting aside part of your income can help create a financial cushion for emergencies, before you start taking on more risk

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  Emmanuel Okafor (@OkaforEmma22483) reported 19 minutes ago

  @JuliusElum Boss you have called almost all the tokens on binance. You don't have a specific tokens and buy and sell point. You are ****!!!

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  PiEDawg (@PiEDawg_) reported 21 minutes ago

  Binance will block transactions with HTX, EXMO, and other crypto platforms to comply with regulatory requirements. #Crypto #Compliance #Exchange

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  HELiN (@turkish_babby) reported 22 minutes ago

  Before buying your first Bitcoin, forget the price for a moment. The better questions are: Do I actually understand what Bitcoin is? Can I handle seeing the price drop after I buy? Am I using money I won’t need next week? Is my account properly secured? Bitcoin can be bought in fractions, so there’s no reason to think your first purchase has to be big. Starting small can give you time to understand how the market moves without turning every price change into stress. And volatility is part of the experience. BTC can move sharply in either direction, so chasing green candles or buying because everyone else is talking about it is rarely a good starting point. If you’re using Binance, eligible first-time users may also have access to the My First BTC campaign with 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades, depending on the campaign terms and region. That added feature can be useful, but it does not make Bitcoin risk-free. Your first BTC purchase should come after research, not hype. Understand it. Secure your account. Start with what you’re comfortable with. Then learn from the experience. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  RadarX (@RadarX_Crypto) reported 25 minutes ago

  @binance The people who wrote down their seed phrase on paper instead of a screenshot are the real “aged like fine wine” story here.

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  Emaan 🦋 (@Emaanali556) reported 25 minutes ago

  Your first salary feels different. I remember how exciting it can be to finally earn your own money. But then comes the bigger question: what should you actually do with it? Instead of spending everything at once, it may help to create a simple plan: 🔸 Keep some money for everyday needs. 🔸 Build savings for unexpected expenses. 🔸 Learn about investing before putting money into anything. 🔸 Diversification can help avoid relying on one asset or investment. 🔸 Understand your risk before making financial decisions. And most importantly, don’t let social media hype or FOMO make the decision for you. If you’re new to money, crypto, or investing, Binance Academy can be a useful place to learn the basics before making financial decisions. Resources and product availability can vary by region. DYOR. Learn first, decide later. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Clinton Donnelly (@CryptoTaxFixer) reported 27 minutes ago

  🚨We’ve been getting a lot of calls about the IRS sending out Letters 6173, 6174, and 6174-A to crypto traders. These letters are vague, intimidating, and intentionally designed to scare you. They basically say: “We know you were trading cryptocurrency in past years. Maybe you didn’t report it correctly. Here's some general info on how crypto should be reported.” But here’s the catch They don’t tell you which year they’re referring to. And yet, if you want to amend your return, you're only allowed to go back three years. It’s unsettling. And it’s designed that way. Where Is the IRS Getting This Info? A lot of this starts with Binance. Almost every crypto trader had a Binance account at some point, especially in 2018 and 2019. The IRS has since acquired massive amounts of user data from Binance, and they’re using it to track down U.S. taxpayers who failed to report crypto income. If you’ve received one of these letters and you know (or suspect) you have unreported crypto income from the last three years, now is the time to act, while you can still amend your return and fix the issue proactively. Contact our team at CryptoTaxAudit. We’ll: - Review your situation - Determine what year the issue likely relates to - Evaluate your statute of limitations - And give you clear, tailored advice on your risk exposure and next steps

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  Alexandre Heraud (@zo_heraud) reported 29 minutes ago

  @ramkrishnasilw6 Hey, I can help you trace the correct GLMR → Base migration route and figure out why Binance is showing the transfer as paused. Don’t bridge or send the tokens yet, using the wrong network/bridge could lock them up

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  Crypto Soyful (@cryptosoyful) reported 30 minutes ago

  @drethenoid Bro my personal income is $100 per month. But I have a loan of about $20000. The loan was taken for family problems. Now I am finding it difficult to repay this loan. Please help me if possible. binance uid...198104915

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  Josh 🔶 (@Max_Joshy11) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Spigg1115 The gap btw Binance and others needs to be studied… wtf 😳

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  Baris (@Barisaktass35) reported 32 minutes ago

  @binance **** you scammer. First, you list it. Then, you scam the whole world. And then, a year or two later, you delist it. You sons of *******.

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  YogaInMyLivingRoom (@YogaLivingRoom) reported 35 minutes ago

  @LunaClassicDAO Once Binance fixes the tax parameter issue and regular transactions resume, the Oracle pool will start to fill as more investors come in, especially with the increased taxes.

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  ᴄᴀʟᴍ (@Tjiawens) reported 36 minutes ago

  Thats problem with Binance wallet, don’t trade first

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  Kiyotaka Ayanokoji (@KiyotakaAyro) reported 37 minutes ago

  I finally came to the realization that when it comes to trading on Binance, the Chinese doesn’t give a **** you find to be a “runner” They get to decide that. Many westerners was hyping up $Utility coin and while I think it’s a great coin, it unfortunately doesn’t mean **** if the Chinese isn’t buying into it. A coin called Niu Lai. Something probably trending in China is at 13.7 million MC in just 6 hours. Surpassing utility coin in what it did in a couple days. So from now on, when I trade on Binance, it’s gonna be “what is trending in China” And not “what are westerners trading.” At the end of the day it’s utterly meaningless.

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  Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) reported 39 minutes ago

  Justin Sun Responds After Binance Announces Restrictions on Transactions Involving HTX Justin Sun said he had spoken with Binance, which clarified that its restrictions on transactions involving HTX and other platforms apply only to users in the UK and EU. HTX does not operate in the UK or EU and is currently negotiating settlements with regulators in the two regions. Users affected during this process can contact HTX customer support, and HTX will coordinate a resolution. Earlier, Binance announced that it would stop processing transactions involving HTX, EXMO, and nine other platforms.

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  7RW (@7RWcrypto) reported 45 minutes ago

  🚨 $ACX has been hit by a wave of delistings 🚨 #Binance will remove ACX from the market on August 17th at 03:00 UTC, along with $HFT, $PIVX, $PYR, $VANRY and $VIC But the situation with ACX is even more interesting On July 24th , Binance added ACX to the Monitoring Tag ➜ August 17 delisting of spot pairs ➜ Binance will not support the token after removal ➜ ACX withdrawal from Binance will remain available until October 17 , 2026 The Across Protocol itself also warned that other exchanges may start delisting ACX, and recommended that holders prepare for the launch of the ACX Exchange For $ACX this is a serious blow to the liquidity and availability of the token #AcrossProtocol

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  Mr. Whale (@MrWhale) reported 45 minutes ago

  @FullTiltFrancis I really like Binance Square, but fix the algorithm. Don’t let only certain accounts consistently get high views. The algorithm should give smaller accounts a fair chance too. I personally have no interest in getting paid for every post. I just want to see the algorithm improved and made more fair. I have 150K+ followers on Binance Square, yet most of my posts don’t even reach 2K views, and many don’t even hit 1K. I’ve tried everything, including posting original content consistently every day without spamming, but it still doesn’t seem to make a difference. And honestly, because of this issue, I rarely post on Binance Square anymore. Give smaller creators a fair shot

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  Ablogger🇳🇬 (@AAblogger1) reported 46 minutes ago

  @ImperiumCryptos This looks more like regulatory/compliance tightening than a general crypto-market problem. Binance is increasingly screening counterparties to reduce sanctions and compliance risk.

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  SAYED (@SayedVision) reported 50 minutes ago

  @binance $AUCTION holding support could set up the next move higher

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  Muntari Abdulhamid (@SupplyDemand29) reported 51 minutes ago

  $BTC $BTCUSD Everyone is bearish on Bitcoin at $63k. That’s usually when it bottoms. Price: $63,078 Week: $65k -> $62.5k 📉 Narrative: SEC cancels meeting. Clarity Act odds dump to 20%. Barron’s screaming “pressure through Q3”. Perfect. This is what capitulation feels like. Let me tell you what the chart is ACTUALLY saying: 1. WE ARE DOWN 53% FROM ATH $120k+ in Oct 2025 -> $59.5k end of H1 2026. We have already erased more than half. Binance Research themselves called this a “historical bottoming window into Q4 2026”. Every cycle, the bottom is formed when no one wants to talk about crypto anymore. We are there. 2. $63K IS NOT RESISTANCE. IT'S A WALL OF BUYERS. 515k BTC sitting at $63k. That’s 3% of the entire supply. People think it’s resistance - I think it’s the floor being built in real-time. Smart money doesn't sell into a wall. It builds on it. 3. THE $60K - $50K SCARE IS OVERDONE Yes, if we break $60k for 3 days, $50k is next. $49,445 is the Aug 2024 low. Bears are salivating for it. But ADX at 15.42 tells you trend is DEAD. This is not a breakdown market. This is a coiling market. August has been red 4 years in a row? Good. Mean reversion loves that stat. My plan: I am not shorting $63k. You will not catch me shorting support that has held all summer. • I’m scaling spot between $62.5k - $60k • Invalidated if we lose $60k on weekly close • Target: $68k -> $74k -> $80k in Q4 This is the part of the cycle where it feels stupid to buy. That’s the point. Are you selling the bottom again? $BTC

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  Lotus ★ (@anyileh) reported 55 minutes ago

  Basic Info: - Payment can be made via PayPal or Binance, BUT I prefer Binance - I Will not begin the commissions until I receive full payment - I'm a little slow when it comes to drawing, so please be patient. - I don't make elaborate backgrounds—just simple ones.

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  çağtay ulusoy (@CatayBeyza) reported 57 minutes ago

  your position is flat, not up, not down. you checked it this morning and again after lunch, but something is still happening every eight hours. in 93 seconds, this breakdown explains the core math of Binance futures fees: 0:00 - the three costs every trader pays 0:27 - why fees scale with position size, not margin 0:44 - how to manage trading costs before leverage compounds them if you put up $1,000 at 10x leverage ($10,000 position), a baseline 0.01% funding rate bills you on the full $10,000 three times a day. over a year that is $1,100 in funding paid out of a $1,000 deposit - wiping out your entire margin while price never moved. i took the mechanics of perpetual funding and turned them into a practical risk framework. skip this and you are paying hidden rent on every trade you hold. watch the 90-second clip first, then dive into the full guide below. the article below is the deeper read