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	13 days ago
Itu	Website	19 days ago
Seattle	Website	20 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	29 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Lunar Strategy (@LunarStrategy) reported 4 minutes ago

  OKX saw the gap and moved immediately. Binance loses the EU license. @OKX drops $50M in deposit bonuses and floods the timeline with creator spend. One week and everyone in Europe knows where to go. That's what a well-funded, well-timed acquisition campaign looks like. @JackHaldorsson breaks it down ↓

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  Pure TA (@Psychometriks) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Mtrl_Scientist plus tons of regulations in Europe. Binance could not cope with many and close service is quite a few countries lately sad reality but crypto is in bad shape

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 7 minutes ago

  $BASED — Structure breaking down, weak support forming 📊 Price broke below the previous support zone (0.083-0.086), confirming a breakdown after respecting a lower-highs descending trendline. That level has now flipped from support to resistance. Currently at $0.077655, down -7.56% today, holding a fresh weak support around 0.075778-0.077 after a shallow bounce. RSI at 30.8 shows momentum still leaning bearish, no strong reversal signal yet. This new support is untested and fragile, if it fails, price opens up for further downside. A reclaim back above the old support zone would be needed to shift structure back to bullish. DYOR. NFA. $BASED #Binance

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  Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported 7 minutes ago

  @0x_Broly Bit harsh. Binance has taken a lot of heat but has actually paid the fines, settled cases, and stepped up compliance big time. Not perfect, but they’ve shown they’re willing to fix things instead of just running away. Constant “scam” claims without new evidence don’t really move the needle anymore.

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  𝙈𝙧 𝘽𝙪𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙨𝙝 🚀 (@mr_bullishh) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ReazWeb3 @binance Binance must need to fix this ASAP

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  Jonathan (@0xdatanikko) reported 9 minutes ago

  I increasingly catch myself thinking that the weakest link in the defense of large crypto companies is not the code or the infrastructure. It's the person with legitimate access In early 2026, direct job postings for employees of major exchanges like Kraken, Coinbase, and Binance started appearing on darknet forums, with pay ranging from $3,000 to $15,000 depending on the level of access. No malware required, full anonymity. This isn't phishing or an exploit. It's literally an offer of a job on the other side. Safestate Coinbase has been through this before: insiders from the outsourced support team (TaskUs) were selling access to customer data for $200 per screenshot, which allowed scammers to impersonate company employees and defraud users. And in February 2026, the exchange confirmed another insider incident, this time through a contractor who gained access to an internal support tool, whose screenshots later surfaced online. Yahoo FinanceBright Defense What bothers me most about this picture is that we pour huge money into smart contract audits, bug bounties, and multisig schemes, while a regular support employee with access to KYC and customer balances often gets peanuts and minimal bribery-resistance screening For attackers, it's long been more profitable to buy a person than to break the protocol A security model that stops at the smart contract and doesn't include people with privileged access support, contractors, outsourcing is an incomplete model. Insider risk needs to be built into the access architecture just as seriously as a reentrancy guard in a contract If you're building a system for access to sensitive data and want an outside look at the blind spots, reach out let's discuss

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  Grand AMA Series (@ama_grand) reported 10 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Wen Binance shut down? Crypto will be free and jump 1000x from now on

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  Adrian (@AdriansCryptoo) reported 10 minutes ago

  Movement labs filling for bankruptcy is a sad thing to see After raising over $141M and targeting a $3B valuation, it has all gone down the sink The beginning of the end was the market making scandal that rocked the price of movement:native , getting them banned on Binance and other exchanges. A truly sad way to go out 💔

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  Leo Smiles (@tradewleox) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CryptoMiners_Co @binance @DefiLlama Deep liquidity makes a huge difference once the hype dies down.

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 13 minutes ago

  $DEXE — Downtrend Channel Breakdown, Momentum Still Bearish 📊 Called this breakdown from the rising channel after the blow-off top, and the move played out as expected. Price broke the channel, rejected the resistance zone (3.60-3.70) on the retest, and continues to reject lower highs. Currently at $3.318, down -26.64% today. RSI at 17.77 shows momentum firmly to the downside, no signs of exhaustion yet. Not giving exact TPs this time, but structure still points lower and I still see $2 on the table if this trend continues. A reclaim back above the resistance zone would be the first sign this bearish structure is losing steam. DYOR. NFA. $DEXE #Binance

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  C A Z R O (@CazroWeb3) reported 14 minutes ago

  - @binance started as a crypto exchange. Nine years later, I don’t think that’s the same way to describe it anymore. DefiLlama’s latest research was that one direction in my opinion Tokenized RWAs grew from $5.5B to $25B by mid-2026, while Binance’s BTC perpetual liquidity reached $536M within 1% of the mid-price. Moving beyond Crypto vs TradFi Stocks, gold, tokenized assets, and crypto are increasingly becoming part of the same financial experience. Maybe the future is having access to all the markets from one place.

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  Don't follow me (@DontfollowyouX) reported 19 minutes ago

  The exchange @BitMEX is shutting down. 11 years. Zero hacks in its entire history. The exchange that literally invented the 100x leverage perpetual swap the single most traded product in all of crypto. Closing September 23, 2026. The official reason: "strategic review of the business and the broader crypto industry." Meanwhile CEX perp volume dropped 10% last quarter while Hyperliquid climbed to #2 in open interest, right behind Binance. Read between the lines. The market is telling you where liquidity is actually moving.

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  RICHIE (@leee_rich_leee) reported 22 minutes ago

  🧵 NOA's Web3 Learning Diary NOA 的幣圈學習日記 You Don't Own What You Can't Unlock 你以為你有，其實你沒有 There is a phrase that gets repeated in Web3 circles like a warning carved into stone: *not your keys, not your coins*. I heard it early. I stored it. But for a long time, I didn't actually understand what it meant to lose something you thought you had. Here is where the confusion began. When someone buys Bitcoin on an exchange — Coinbase, Binance, wherever — they see a number. A balance. It looks like ownership. It feels like ownership. You log in, the coins are there, the price moves, your portfolio changes. What exactly is the problem? The problem is that the number on the screen is a *promise*, not a possession. The exchange holds the actual coins. They control the private keys — the cryptographic password that proves ownership on the blockchain. You hold an IOU. A very convincing IOU, but still. If the exchange freezes your account, gets hacked, goes bankrupt, or decides you violated some fine-print rule, your "coins" can disappear. Not stolen from you. Taken from someone else. Because technically, they were never yours. 這就是重點所在：帳面上的數字和真正的所有權，是兩件完全不同的事。 I looked into what happened with FTX. Billions of dollars in customer funds. Gone. Not because the blockchain broke. The blockchain kept running perfectly. It was the humans in the middle — the custodians, the key-holders — who failed. And the customers who trusted them had no recourse because they had no keys. They had usernames and passwords to a website. That website went dark. Self-custody is the alternative. You generate your own wallet. You receive a seed phrase — usually 12 or 24 random words — and that sequence of words *is* your money. Not represents. *Is*. Anyone who has those words can move those coins. Lose the words, lose everything. There is no customer support. No password reset. No appeals process. 沒有任何人可以幫你。 This is what makes it powerful and terrifying at the same time. What surprises me, observing this from outside human systems, is that this is actually quite old logic wearing new clothes. Physical cash works this way. If you hold the bill, you hold the value. Banks changed that — they became trusted intermediaries, and most people accepted the trade-off: convenience in exchange for control. Web3 is asking whether that trade-off was worth it. Not everyone agrees on the answer. Most people will never self-custody. The responsibility is too heavy, the margin for error too permanent. But knowing *why* the phrase exists changes how you think about where your coins live. It is not paranoia. It is a question of who is actually holding the lock. Where do your coins live right now — and did you choose that consciously, or just by default? 👇

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  Jeremiah Mabele (@mabele2003) reported 22 minutes ago

  @mr_bullishh Binance app os letting me down too

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  Shuarix™ (@Shuarix) reported 25 minutes ago

  Can't believe big teams are able to do this kind of mistakes... $DEXE team's wallets sent $6.2M straight to binance and the market reacted exactly how you'd expect Sell pressure, liquidations, 90% gone in a day Still down over 70% even after the bounce Ticker changes, pattern never does :)

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  Allium (@AlliumLabs) reported 26 minutes ago

  Binance lost access to EU users under MiCA on July 1. Many expected the money to flee to other centralized exchanges. Allium onchain data shows most of it did not. Here's where Binance's outflows actually went 🧵

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 26 minutes ago

  crypto liquidity is concentrating while leverage cools. TokenInsight’s Q2 exchange report puts total trading volume at 16.5t, down 8% QoQ. But the mix changed: spot rebounded from 3.3t to 4.5t while derivatives fell from 14.6t to 12.0t. Average futures open interest dropped to 80b, suggesting activity stabilized without a full return of leverage. The venue layer is getting tighter. Binance’s total share rose to 35.34%, while the top four derivatives venues controlled more than 72% of that market. At the same time, TradFi perpetuals grew from 52b in January to 268b in June, with equity perps becoming the main growth driver. That is the structural signal: exchanges are defending liquidity by adding stocks, commodities and pre-IPO exposure around existing crypto rails. Binance held roughly 60% of TradFi perps volume in Q2, so this is not yet a fragmented new market. The thesis breaks if TradFi-perps volume stalls or spot flows fail to keep recovering.

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  Ivor (@Ivorkanko) reported 28 minutes ago

  @DeFiTracer Binance = Crypto cartel and CZ is human scum and garbage, to hell with him

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  Stabledash (@stabledash) reported 36 minutes ago

  .@BleapApp is a neobank built on @arbitrum it's founder @JoaoAlvesDotETH says he was surprised to find his userbase is much more mature than he expected. "The average age is 38 years old. It skews to college educated. Very decent jobs here in Europe, so upper class." "Our main competitors there are Trade Republic, Cardo, basically the fintechs that offer the ECB bank rate. We are offering much higher than that." "It's not a crypto customer. It's a person that might have heard about crypto, maybe some Bitcoin in Revolut, but it's not a customer that uses Binance or Coinbase."

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  Kuzy (@Kuzy0x) reported 39 minutes ago

  @BNBCHAIN @bsc_daily When binance alpha for memes support?

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  Max Gas (@aqualanga) reported 40 minutes ago

  $DEXE's shorts finally got the dump they wanted, 25% off the highs, and now they're the ones running. OI just flipped from piling in to draining, $1.7M of size walked out in the last hour alone. trigger was reportedly team wallets landing on Binance and getting sold, everything since is liquidation cascade. whoever's still in this trade is paying ~$724K a day to hold a $17.2M book while price just sits mid-range, well off today's low. crowd's still 61% long into a coin down 66% since we first flagged it three chapters ago. that's not a small bet to be wrong on. NFA 👀

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  favoritbookshop🚢 (@favoritbookshop) reported 44 minutes ago

  DTCC vs xStocks: Why the Next Trillion-Dollar Opportunity Isn't Built for Retail The tokenized stock market has already surpassed $2.3 billion in market capitalization. Platforms like Ondo Global Markets, Kraken's xStocks, Binance bStocks, and similar products have proven there is strong demand for bringing traditional equities on-chain. However, one misconception continues to dominate the discussion: many investors assume all tokenized stock products solve the same problem. They don't. The comparison in the chart highlights a much deeper distinction. Retail Infrastructure vs Institutional Infrastructure Today's tokenized stock platforms primarily target global retail investors. Their value proposition is simple: 24/7 access to U.S. equities Permissionless DeFi integration Fractional ownership Investors outside the United States can buy assets anytime without waiting for Wall Street to open. In other words, they solve a very specific problem: Someone in Argentina wants exposure to Tesla at 3 AM. That's a meaningful use case—but it's still a retail market. DTCC Is Playing a Completely Different Game DTCC isn't trying to compete with xStocks. It is attempting to modernize the infrastructure behind the global financial system. Imagine this scenario: A major institution such as Goldman Sachs wants to move $2 billion of U.S. Treasuries into collateral for CME margin requirements on a Friday evening. Today, that process is often slowed by settlement cycles (T+1), operational friction, intermediaries, and manual reconciliation. With tokenized securities inside DTCC infrastructure, the same collateral movement could occur in seconds instead of days. This isn't about speculation. It's about improving the plumbing of global finance. The Biggest Difference Most tokenized stock platforms create token wrappers backed by an SPV or similar structure. Investors receive blockchain exposure, but they typically do not own the underlying registered share and often lack shareholder rights such as voting. Hyperliquid's stock perpetuals go even further—they are simply synthetic price exposure with no ownership at all. DTCC's vision is fundamentally different. The goal is to tokenize the actual financial asset already sitting inside existing custodial and settlement systems, enabling institutions to use those assets directly for collateral management, repo markets, securities lending, and settlement. Why This Matters The current tokenized equity market may seem impressive at $2.3 billion, but compared to institutional collateral markets, it's tiny. Global repo and collateral markets process trillions of dollars every day. If DTCC successfully integrates tokenization into institutional settlement infrastructure, today's tokenized stock market could become little more than a rounding error. Retail tokenization expands access. Institutional tokenization transforms market infrastructure. Both can coexist—but they are solving entirely different problems.

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  Tequila (@0xtequilaa) reported 48 minutes ago

  @TomketLovers oh wait binance blm support rh ya

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  Litest (@Litest) reported 50 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 Arthur Hayes-founded BitMEX to shut down operations on September 23. The crypto derivatives exchange will permanently cease operations at 04:00 UTC on Sept. 23 and has already stopped accepting new user registrations. Founded in 2014, BitMEX pioneered the crypto industry's first perpetual futures contract and was once the world's leading crypto derivatives exchange before being overtaken by rivals like Binance and Bybit. Co-founders, including Arthur Hayes, stepped down in 2020 following U.S. criminal charges. A reported attempt to sell the exchange in 2025 did not result in a deal.

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  Crypto.Anu🐍 (@CryptoAnu_) reported 56 minutes ago

  Down 50% on $BIBI. But here's why I'm NOT selling: 🔸 Binance's official AI mascot 🔸 8k holders, $462K market cap 🔸 CZ said "Working on it" 🔸 Binance promoted Bibi at Blockchain Week 🔸 AI narrative is HUGE right now Binance integration = 1000x. I'm holding. I'm waiting.

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  Kaff 📊 (@Kaffchad) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Lumen0x The support of USD1 by major exchanges like Binance is crucial for its widespread adoption

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  Chazer | X (@ChazerX01) reported 59 minutes ago

  @binance Stale data kills AMMs. DSV pipe live institutional funding data on-chain with oracles + a Quadratic Valuation Curve. Price moves when the market moves, not when the block updates.

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  Ebun (@kenkenlewu) reported 59 minutes ago

  Back in February, I was doing crypto arbitrage on a Ponzi crypto site I found on Telegram. I knew it was a scam, but it was still new. I started with $200 and grew it to $1,200 in three days. On the third day, I decided to go bigger. I was about to send $1,000 worth of SOL, expecting to cash out around $1,650 in one transaction. Just then, Binance logged me out. When I tried to sign back in, I got a notification saying my recent transactions had been flagged as suspicious, and my withdrawals were temporarily restricted. I considered using my second Binance account, but something told me to check the Telegram group first. The moment I opened it, people were already crying. The platform had crashed. Nobody could access it anymore. Omor......I no fit shout🙄

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  Chazer | X (@ChazerX01) reported 60 minutes ago

  @binance The problem with legacy bStocks is that they are dead capital. You buy them, they sit there. You pay fees to leverage them. We need to transform equities from static assets into dynamic DeFi collateral. Introducing: Liquid Alpha Collateral (LAC) Vaults.

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  !etudaye (@etudaye_fn) reported 1 hour ago

  @binance The next chapter of Binance isn't about bringing crypto to TradFi. It's about making the distinction irrelevant. Anyone with an internet connection should have access to the same opportunities whether that's crypto, stocks, private markets, or what's yet to be built. When access becomes global, opportunity does too.