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.

• 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	21 days ago
Angers	Login	2 months ago
Itu	Website	2 months ago
Seattle	Website	2 months 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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  Quinten (@QuintenFrancois) reported 25 seconds ago

  @Spigg1115 @binance I also don't understand what the problem is, and if/when it can get solved. Hopefully soon

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  ComplyOnce (@ComplyOnce) reported 2 minutes ago

  @binance How do users verify once and access all instruments without re-submitting identity across product types? 👀

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  Cryptodialz (@cryptodialz) reported 10 minutes ago

  What if Binance listed the original $CATE on BNB Chain instead of the Solana copy? It would send a clear message Binance values projects that have spent years building on BNB Chain. Other ecosystems support their original memecoins Binance could do the same. Copycats should not be rewarded over the original. Don't forget project like $ACT and $Neiro they get this type of listing.

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  Amy william (@Ammywilliamm) reported 16 minutes ago

  @jasmineleee_ @binance 24/7 access to tokenized assets is a major shift in how markets could operate

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  Malware (@malware_2005) reported 19 minutes ago

  @YemeenZaya @BinanceAcademy @binance Access gives Gen Z a head start, but financial discipline is what turns information into lasting wealth.

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  Darmin (@Darmin_che_) reported 22 minutes ago

  @kallen_cc Damn I'm sorry about your experience this is so unfortunate, I've also experienced similar issues, binance did me ***** for over a year i had an issue losing my funds to an unknown address. I reach out to them but no response I felt upset luckily I got my funds recover

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  MRCΛULIMΛN (@mrcauliman) reported 25 minutes ago

  GM. Here’s what I’m seeing on the $XRP Ledger right now. XRPL is running clean. Ledgers are closing around 3.9 seconds, network load is light and there’s no congestion showing up. The biggest measurable movement is in validator voting. fixCleanup3_3_0 is now at 25 of 35 validators, around 71%. BatchV1_1 is at 19 of 35, around 54%. Neither is active. They need to cross 80%, which is about 28 of 35 validators, and then hold that support for two straight weeks before activation. More than 60% of XRPL nodes are already running xrpld 3.3.0, but installing the software doesn’t automatically turn the amendments on. RLUSD has moved the other direction. The latest trackers have RLUSD on XRPL between $954M and $963M. One recent 24-hour reading shows supply down about $11.6M. Total RLUSD across XRPL and Ethereum is still around $2.06B–$2.08B. That doesn’t mean RLUSD lost value. It means the issued supply on XRPL decreased through the normal mint and burn process. Now the transaction numbers. Some trackers are showing around 3.8M transactions and about 474,000 active addresses over their latest 24-hour windows. Those are big numbers, but I’m not going to call that 3.8M payments or pretend adoption suddenly exploded. Recent completed windows have shown raw transactions rising while actual payments fell. One measured window had around 2.1M transactions, up 38.5%, while payments dropped 31.6% to about 440,000. That’s why I keep separating raw transaction count from actual economic activity. XRPL has a native DEX, bots, order creation, cancellations and other automated activity. All of that creates transactions too. On the trading side, the latest 24-hour XRPL DEX reading is around $14.3M. AMM liquidity is sitting around $36M–$40M, with the XRP/RLUSD pool around $4.7M. That’s actual XRPL activity. It’s not Binance volume. It’s not Coinbase volume. It’s not the giant $XRP trading number you see on CoinMarketCap. Those are centralized markets and I’m not mixing them into ledger activity. RWA numbers need the same treatment. The latest readings show around $485M in distributed RWA value on XRPL, while represented value is much larger at about $3.96B. Stablecoins on the network are around $1.01B–$1.03B, and Ondo is sitting around $213M. Those numbers measure different things. Throwing the biggest one on 𝕏 and calling all of it circulating tokenized assets would be bullshit. I checked the larger $XRP movements too. I’m seeing transfers, including exchange-related movement, but nothing strong enough right now for me to call it giant whale accumulation or some institutional dump. A transfer proves $XRP moved. The wallets and what happens next are what give it context. The ledger is healthy. Validator support moved higher. More nodes are running 3.3.0. RLUSD supply on XRPL pulled back some. DEX and AMM activity are measurable, and the giant raw transaction numbers still need their composition checked before anybody starts calling them millions of new users. That’s the current read.

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  𝗖𝗜𝗟𝗔💜💜 (@Cila_Defi) reported 27 minutes ago

  @rawnxweb33 @binance Access to info means nothing without understanding risk and building real patience.

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  Chrisedge™️ (@EdgeMaxii) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Sophia_WebX Binance announcing a coin and a random presale website are two very different things. 👀

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  Alpha Nexus (@ShaniL93146) reported 29 minutes ago

  @AlphaByMalik **** you Binance 3 times error and fully claimed

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  deri (@dericrpt) reported 29 minutes ago

  HOLY S***, IS THIS THE EASIEST MONEY IN CRYPTO??? It’s called a cross exchange spread. Sometimes the same coin trades at different prices on different exchanges. For example: Binance $1.05, we short OKX $1.00, we long And we literally don’t give a f*** where the market goes next. Up 20%? Don’t care. Down 20%? Don’t care. We just need the prices on both exchanges to come back together. Spread was 5%, now it’s 1%. Close both positions and take the difference. But it’s not completely free money :) Before entering, always check if deposits and withdrawals are open. If they’re closed, the spread can stay there for a long time or get even bigger. So instead of trying to guess where the market goes, we make money from the difference in prices. If you wanna make money on spreads too, check my profile.

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  NeuroDrip (@Upsidedownfcake) reported 32 minutes ago

  @vincent_vancode @binance shut ******** up, you're never right. You know nothing

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  Arjun Chand (@arjunnchand) reported 33 minutes ago

  1 - shows all tokenized stocks issued by multiple issuers in one place xStocks, Ondo, Robinhood, Coinbase, Binance have all issued tokenized stocks on different blockchains to the average user, they need a single place to access all of these assets jumper's RWA page does that next step in it's evolution is enabling users to pick the right issuer for each asset as well if they're particularly opinionated about which issuer they want to trust - they can already pick and choose if they're not, they would still need some more help to pick an issuer - and we can find a process to pick that for them, while giving them multiple options to choose from

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  web3 lawyer 首席大律师 (@Web3Counsels) reported 36 minutes ago

  @cameron @cypherpunk shielded zcash is a FATF travel-rule problem in cypherpunk packaging. the EU AMLR/MiCA, HK SFC and Singapore MAS are squeezing privacy coins; Binance delisted XMR and OKX cut ZEC. so how does $CYPH stay compliant without getting delisted?

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  Glenn Laborda (@LabordaGle13817) reported 37 minutes ago

  @vincent_vancode @binance How does it ever stop? Don’t think Clarity can help the situation

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  28 (@OplusTest) reported 37 minutes ago

  If anything on $BNB chain has BNB in name like $BNBCAT binance will not list that **** So it will go to zero period.. Exception was $bnbholder

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  Noxen (@Noxenuce) reported 38 minutes ago

  @binance Skipped the queue. Now I need VIP problem

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  Meow (@Meow78600_) reported 39 minutes ago

  Gen Z is not waiting until later in life to start investing. Growing up, most of us were told to "wait" finish studies, get a job, save for years, then think about investing. That was the old playbook. But something has changed. I'm seeing a completely new pattern among younger people around me. They're not waiting for the "right time" anymore. They're starting early, learning fast, and taking small steps toward their financial future while they're still figuring everything else out in life. Why is this happening? A few reasons stand out to me: ➞ Information is everywhere now 👉 no need for expensive courses or insider connections ➞ Digital platforms made entry simple 👉 you don't need a big amount to start learning and exploring ➞ Global markets are just a tap away 👉 something older generations never had access to at this age ➞ Peer influence is real 👉 when your friends are learning, you naturally get curious too This shift is not about rushing into anything blindly. It's about a generation that values learning before doing, and ownership over their own money decisions. That's actually a healthy mindset, if done right. Here's what makes this generation different in how they approach it 👇 ↳ They research before they act, instead of jumping in on hype alone ↳ They treat mistakes as lessons, not failures ↳ They follow structured learning paths instead of random tips ↳ They care about long-term understanding, not just short-term outcomes This is exactly why platforms built for education matter so much right now. Learning first, investing second; that's the order that actually protects people. Always remember: no platform removes all risk, and this isn't financial advice... just an observation of a trend I find genuinely interesting. How do you think Gen Z will change the future of investing? 👇 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Nevada (@nevadalvin) reported 40 minutes ago

  Sometimes when I really wanna **** with a worker that is contracted by my dad, I download the binance app just to watch the prices in R$ bc I ****** up my account there Today I downloaded it 3 times and that guy is ugly as hell

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  bepis (@bepisdogee) reported 44 minutes ago

  $CATE update 2: since my last post, lots of things have happened within the cate community. let's break it down: - we hit a new ath of 89.3M, and shorty after there was a coordinated sell off, and we hit as low as 28M - we finally broke the 100,000 holder count, now sitting at approximately 115,000 holders (insane) - over 43,000 new people were adopted into the $CATE family over the past week - and probably one of the biggest news today: Binance china has posted an image of the binance wallet with $CATE showing as the only coin, but blurred. could a listing be imminent as of right now $CATE sits at about a 72M mcap, but i have a tingling feeling that we are going to BLAST right past 100m today. hopefully we don't get another coordinated sell of again, but if we do its fine. CAT(E)s HAVE 9 LIVES and as our goat @PoorGoat_ always says: BILLION. DOLLAR. CATE.

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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 44 minutes ago

  AlphaVille ONDO Update: Those who followed the strategy by locking in gains We successfully took profits and traded out of ONDO at the $0.40 mark, locking in gains right into the top of the range. Taking profit into strength is how you protect capital, especially when an asset hits a well-defined ceiling. Under the hood, the spot heatmaps show why exiting at forty cents was the right call. The 1-hour and 4-hour windows reveal heavy spot selling across desks like Upbit and Binance, with little to no aggressive absorption stepping in to defend the bids yet. Over the last four hours, liquidations have been 100% on the long side ($162K rekt) as breakout chasers got caught at the top. Top traders on Binance are still heavily stretched at over 2.3x long, and the 4-hour funding rate just printed a sharp green spike right as Bybit open interest hit $46M—clear signs of crowded leverage that needs to cool off. We are sitting patiently in cash and letting this intraday selling run its course. Our eyes are locked on the support shelf between $0.359 and $0.360, where the daily 21 EMA and 50 SMA converge, with secondary structural support sitting near the $0.350 middle band. Once spot selling dries up and funding resets back to baseline at support, we will look to re-establish our position. ***Remember this has nothing to do with my 2 years of long term positioning. Only new money. This is how you play the bull. You play channels and ranges and swing trades.

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  Vincent Van Code (@vincent_vancode) reported 46 minutes ago

  You know @Binance and all major exchanges keep telling you they don't manipulate the market. But they provide all the tools necessary for their buddies to cause mass liquidation events. So why dontcstock exchanges suffer from this? They too have high frequency trading bots. COS THEY HAVE REGULSTORY MEAURES IN PLACE, INE OF WHICH IS CALLED A CIRCUIT BREAKER. In regular exchanges, they stop this through a series of circuit breakers that act to halt such manipulation: Level 1 Break: If the market drops 7%, all trading is completely frozen for 15 minutes. This forces the robots to shut off and gives humans time to process news, check their accounts, and stop the panic. Level 2 Break: If the market drops 13%, trading freezes for another 15 minutes. Level 3 Break: If it drops 20%, the market is shut down for the entire day. The crypto cartel know damn well that this is critical to creating a fair market. And if they did indeed implement circuit breakers, the crypto industry would stop having crazy swings, stabilize, and will result in a significantly more amount of buying from banks, instituons. So why not do this? Why allow massive 5 to 20% dumps in minutes? Because it 100% suits the exchange, and allows their State backers and buddies make millions of dollars from leverage trades tanking, and buying back in/out of trades to make profits. Exchanges score huge fees on much higher trade volumes. Without proper regulation of exchanges, we will never see a healthy industry.

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  Tipsy (@TipsyBacchus) reported 47 minutes ago

  I need help getting into my Instagram/facebook/threads account and I lost access to my monero/bitcoin/etherium wallet on coinbase/binance/kraken please help me. I also need this on a t-shirt who can make a graphic?

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  浮屠 # (@FCfutu) reported 49 minutes ago

  The @fomo team doesn’t respond at all, but if there’s an issue with Binance Wallet, it gets resolved in 5 minutes.

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  Number Go Up 🚀 (@GoodTechTM) reported 52 minutes ago

  Anyone remember the Binance Hyperliquid clone? No? Me neither. **** $pons

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  Digital Patent (@digitalpatent) reported 53 minutes ago

  @TrustWallet @binance Thus, it has been conclusively established that, from a technical standpoint, the money stolen from us could only have been taken by Trust Wallet employees or those with access to Trust Wallet's source code. This rat is not only stealing money from people but is also damaging

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Nalla1234567890 @opinionlabsxyz @TreehouseFi opn is prediction markets and gamblefi on bnb and ethereum. binance alpha spotlight but no team info in the data. 9.7m cap, down 2.8% today and 6.6% this week. tree is defi fixed income through rwa and on-chain lending. backed by yzi labs, had binance hodler airdrop and wallet ido. 5.8m cap, down 0.9% today but up 13.5% this week. integrated with hyperevm which just hit ath revenue. i don't give buy calls or score projects. both are low caps with binance ties but you decide the risk.

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  Home mining (@GamblerRetro) reported 55 minutes ago

  First, we will start with Binance because here the matter is much more serious.Binance, a grid bot, let's say it has an extra order grid set to 0.5 and take profit to 0.5. At the beginning, the bot goes almost perfectly, when the market goes down it buys more.

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  Victor | 9-5 Traders (@wisehw25) reported 55 minutes ago

  What happened to #crypto while you were asleep on August 25, 2026: MARKET SNAPSHOT $BTC: ~$79.5K $ETH: ~$2.5K $SPX: 7,652.86, -0.28% $BTC support: ~$75K, then ~$72K $BTC resistance: ~$79.5K–$80K $BTC held most of last week's breakout even as US tech sold off. Monday's macro mix actually improved at the margin: Brent fell 2.35% to $92.17 and the 10Y eased to 4.70%, but fresh Iran sanctions risk and a large Wintermute exchange transfer keep me from chasing. TOP 5 CRYPTO DEVELOPMENTS 1. WINTERMUTE MOVED ~$99M OF $BTC TO BINANCE Wintermute transferred 1,279.99 $BTC worth ~$98.7M to Binance in eight transactions over ~18 hours. The monitored weekly total sent to Binance reached ~3,834 $BTC worth ~$257M. Why it matters: exchange deposits create potential sell-side inventory, but Wintermute is a market maker. This is NOT proof it sold the coins; liquidity management/hedging is also plausible. 2. $BTC HELD UP WHILE TECH SOLD OFF $BTC remained around ~$77.5K Monday after reaching ~$79.5K last week, while Nasdaq fell 0.76% and semiconductors sold off sharply. That relative strength matters. After a >20% weekly move, consolidation above old resistance is healthier than an immediate retracement. 3. MONDAY ETF DATA ARE NOT FINAL YET Latest completed Farside session remains Aug 21: $BTC ETFs: +$307.5M $ETH ETFs: +$184.0M Farside currently shows Aug 24 as unpopulated/0 placeholders for both products, so I am NOT treating Monday as a zero-flow day. The key question today: did institutional buyers keep chasing above $75K? 4. A LARGE CEFFU FLOW SHOWED INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITIONING A Ceffu-linked address deposited $136.5M $USDC to Binance, then withdrew 1,524 $BTC (~$117.9M) and 59,484 $ETH (~$145.9M). This is significant movement, but because Ceffu is an institutional custody platform I treat it as repositioning/custody flow—not automatically “whale accumulation.” 5. STABLECOIN LIQUIDITY IS STILL FLAT DeFiLlama shows total stablecoins around $300.7B, essentially unchanged over 7 days. $USDT: ~$183.0B $USDC: ~$72.1B. ETF demand is currently much stronger than crypto-native liquidity growth. WHAT CHANGED FROM YESTERDAY? The big new signal is Wintermute's ~$99M Binance transfer. Macro improved slightly because oil and long yields fell, while $BTC held up better than tech stocks. But Monday ETF totals are still incomplete, so I don't yet have the institutional confirmation I want for the next leg. MY VIEW I'm still constructive, but less willing to chase. Bullish: - $BTC holding above ~$75K - relative strength versus Nasdaq - latest completed ETF flows strong - oil/yields eased Monday Bearish: - Wintermute moved sizeable $BTC to Binance - stablecoin supply flat - $BTC still below ~$80K - Iran sanctions/Hormuz remain tail risks My levels: Hold ~$75K = constructive. Hold ~$72K = breakout intact. Break ~$80K with ETF confirmation = continuation. Lose ~$72K = reassess. MY TAKEAWAY The breakout is still intact, but today's on-chain signal adds potential supply. I want final ETF data and a defended $75K before increasing risk rather than chasing $BTC near $80K. Follow for daily $BTC, $ETH, $SPX, macro and ETF intelligence condensed into one update, so you don't have to spend hours filtering through the noise.

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  CaptainCoins 🪙 (@CaptainCoins) reported 58 minutes ago

  @gem_detecter @binance @cz_binance Binance wallet is actually good for all dex Trading only problem is that you have to log in to your account so is KYCed.