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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  Sagor (@sgrsagor) reported 3 minutes ago

  @zyvrenweb3 @binance For sure, access to info is a game changer

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  𓐬 ✞ NoblePhares ✞ 𓐬 (@NoblePhares) reported 6 minutes ago

  @vincent_vancode @binance Same as Robinhoods business model. “Giving poor people access to the markets.” 🙄

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  Fibonacci 🥷 (@Fibonacci69) reported 8 minutes ago

  CEO of @KiiChainio, Danyel Arenas commends his team and every other project that stood by them during the Cosmos exploit. "No matter what happened with this hack that we solved in six hours on a Saturday at five in the afternoon when we got hit out of nowhere....... every single person, the tech team, the marketing team came through." "We didn't even have feedback from Cosmos to solve this. This was raw ability, talent, desire, perseverance, will, and a champion's mindset." "Binance stepped up immediately. They completely helped us, stayed in communication, and had our back." "OKX stepped up immediately... there wasn't even a doubt that this was some sort of dump or rug. Everybody knew, and that says a lot about the team and what we have." "Bybit stepped up immediately... Bitget stepped up as well... Kraken on the US side representing strong. I was bombarded by them." "We did the impossible. We're the ones that survived, we're the ones that are going to thrive, and right now everybody knows we're the biggest comeback in crypto."

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  ethans (@ethans182es) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Bang629gg I told you its not for gamble, im not sending you addres from gambling site. Its wallet address binance so i would cashout to FIAT and buying some food but its ok if you thought iam joking thanks

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  Amber _ D (@0xAmberCT) reported 10 minutes ago

  Can't miss the tokenized stocks wave right now. bStocks has quickly earned its place among the fastest-growing assets this szn In just 10 weeks since launch, it has climbed to over $20b in trading volume and $500m+ AUM, becoming the biggest name in on-chain stock trading. With the enormous support from @BNBCHAIN and @binance, bStocks has already delivered some impressive milestones: - 41.5% of users bought US stocks for the first time, led by Gen Z - 60+ top stocks and ETFs - $1b+ weekend trading volume At this pace, bStocks looks set to stay at the front of the tokenized stocks race.

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  BowTiedFrog (@BowTiedFrog) reported 12 minutes ago

  Dear @animocabrands -- I paid $XX,XXX USDC into the $SOMO presale on April 18, 2024, to the deposit address I was given. The token never arrived. So I traced the money. Every hop is public and verifiable on Etherscan. The deposit wallet I paid collected $7.99M from 143 wallets over six months. It kept nothing. Every deposit was swept within minutes into a 3-of-5 multisig treasury. That treasury handled $19.2M in stablecoins. Today it holds $0.77. Where the chain says it went: - $5.5M into two Coinbase deposit addresses (Dec 2024 to Apr 2025) - $4.4M into a Binance deposit address (Apr 2025) - $8.2M into an unlabeled settlement wallet with $691M of lifetime volume - $1.1M through an ops wallet into another unnamed service Every one of those outflows happened before the acquisition. I am not naming anyone, and I don't need to. Coinbase and Binance know exactly whose accounts those deposit addresses belong to. Treasury: 0xCDda8C5746dF80413BEb6D76cA0AA0cD913efd76 If you put money into this presale: save your tx hash, your emails, and your DMs. NFA

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  Darkun (@darkcrypto_off) reported 13 minutes ago

  The shorts paid for that gap. Funding is the rent between the two sides of a perp: whichever side is crowded pays the other. Normal is 0.005% an hour, a rounding error nobody notices. When the spot book runs away from the perp, the funding formula reads the perp as trading at a discount and starts charging shorts to stay open. From 00:00 UTC on 21 August, ong:native funding sat at -2.000% an hour. That is the Binance cap - the meter stops there, which is not the same as the pressure stopping. Over the eight hours after the print the rent added up to 11.4%. A 10k$ short paid roughly 1.1k$ just to hold the position, before the price moved at all. Thin spot book gets walked up, perp cannot follow, everyone positioned against the move pays by the hour for the distance between them.

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  Number Go Up 🚀 (@GoodTechTM) reported 14 minutes ago

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

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  Mirza Taimoor baig (@taimoor355) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris Bro I need 300 dollars to solve my problem recently pump I lost my saving if you can help Me am thankful to you my binance uid : 146587764

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  Ben Hogan (@shomethemoneyOG) reported 20 minutes ago

  @seth_fin Just an error print not a real one it doesnt show up on binance btcusdt or btcusdt.p just binance spot, or other exchanges

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  Peniel (@Chancellorpen) reported 20 minutes ago

  @NthandaManduwi @phethani4 I've been reading an excellent book recently, How China escaped the Poverty trap, and people always hold them as the gold standard for institutional capacity and state led economic progress, but that wasn't true at all in the beginning, strong institutions aren't created by will, they need a country with economic development, the issue there is, they are codependent, more state capacity, better economic condition, and vice versa. And her main idea there is,. Don't see weak institutions as only a disadvantage, they are great for creating new markets, and those new markets create economic development, which improves state development. We see Africa's slow moving, and weak institutions and bureaucracy as a problem to solve and then we get progress, instead of seeing, maybe there's an opportunity somewhere in here. A good case in point would be, that Stripe and PayPal don't work in 90% if African countries, because they are so bureaucratic and slow moving, Stripe has to acquire fintechs already operating in Nigeria. But when a new technology comes along, like crypto, and there is no machinery to regulate it, weaker institutions don't have the capacity to regulate it and it operates in the grey areas. This is why although Binance for example got kicked out of Europe a lot of the time and had trouble in the US, strong institutions are actively very strong in maintaining the old way, and they brought hell to a new technology company like binance. While Binance just freely operates all over Africa, and only recently did only Nigeria crack down, while it's a great new technology that allows Africans to do a lot of things (like in my case be paid for doing international work). And this is precisely why I think Startups can be Africa's future, especially in probably technology(entirely now ways and cases of solving problems). And not globalization, which is just taking something that works on X place and taking it to another place, like Stripe and PayPal. And I'm sure there are many other cases of technology working in Africa (Zipline Drones, or the original M-pesa) with this mechanism. I firmly believe Africans have the talent

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 27 minutes ago

  TUT isn't a buy here — it's a falling knife until it can reclaim and hold above $0.0510 on the 4-hour chart with real volume behind it. The coin just dropped roughly 25% in a single day, and inside the last eight hours we've seen two heavy forced-selling flushes around $0.049 and $0.046. Damage like that doesn't repair in one green candle — it usually needs time, a real base, and proof that buyers are actually showing up. Zoom out and the picture gets worse. On the daily chart TUT is still stuck deep inside broken structure: the nearest real ceiling it would need to reclaim is up near $0.0605, but the nearest real floor is all the way down at roughly $0.029. That means there is far more air below than room above — the wrong shape to be leaning long into. On the 4-hour chart the trend is still pointed lower, and the last push up into $0.079 arrived with fading strength underneath it — the classic footprint of a move running out of fuel right before it rolls over. On the 15-minute chart there's a small bounce attempt, but it's on very thin buying and price is still trapped under the short-term averages that bulls need to flip. The level to watch is $0.0510 on the 4-hour — a reclaim and hold there with rising volume would break the bearish read and put this back on the radar. Short of that, a clean tag of the low-$0.042 zone with a visible buyer reaction is the kind of setup worth revisiting. Anywhere in between is just guessing where a knife lands. — 📡 On the Radar · $TUT · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Robic Vic (@Robic_Vic) reported 28 minutes ago

  I didn’t just ask AI for a Bitcoin analysis, I gave it access to Binance. Connected Binance MCP to ChatGPT, asked it to verify the connection, pull live Futures data and turn it into a market breakdown with support, resistance, RSI and scenarios. This is what happens when AI gets hands-on with crypto data. #BinanceAgentOS

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  X-Shadow (@Cuatte774150) reported 32 minutes ago

  Markets can move fast. Understanding why they move matters even more. Crypto doesn’t move in a straight line. Bullish periods can turn into corrections. Rallies can lose momentum. Bearish phases can eventually find recovery. The important skill isn’t predicting every move it’s learning to understand the forces behind them. 📌 Why can crypto move so quickly? Because volatility, market sentiment, liquidity, news, and changing demand can amplify moves in either direction. 📌 Rally vs. correction A rally is a period of sustained upward movement. A correction is a pullback after a move higher. Neither should automatically be treated as a signal to chase the market. 📌 Why does FOMO matter? When prices move quickly, emotions can take over. Seeing others talk about gains can create pressure to act without understanding the risks. 📌 The better approach? Learn first. Understand the market. Manage risk. Do your own research. The goal isn’t to catch every green candle. The goal is to build enough knowledge to understand what you’re seeing whether the market is moving up down or simply changing direction. Don’t just watch the move. Learn the reason behind it. 🧠 Educational content only. Not financial advice. Always DYOR and use official Binance resources for further learning. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Vex (@v_vukman) reported 33 minutes ago

  @May_I998 It's a valid question, and I appreciate you asked. There's an economy behind $R; we call it the commitment economy. It took us tremendous time and effort to figure out how the dual token economy could work to benefit both tokens. Obviously, there's no perpetuum mobile, and it all depends on user behavior (trust and adoption), but the incentives are circular and set up to drive engagement around both tokens. I'm an economist and love math, so to some extent, we can argue that most crypto projects have MEME-like tokenomics. Most graphs look similar, and the main driver of token price increases is FOMO (hype). It works well for some projects, but it usually ends up fading out. Also, I believe OG tokens like Cardano, Binance, Solana, Ethereum, Doge.... will always have hype regardless of their financiall/market success because they were there before everyone else. Also, don't say that projects should not build hype, but it shouldn't be the sole (main) driver of the token economy, specifically, the demand. The main problem with tokenomics not working for many is that it's hard to build a proper (profitable) business, and without profits, the project can't drive engagement or offer any other incentives without inflating tokens. It's simply not sustainable. Eventually, if there are no profits, the project will either sell all the tokens to keep operations going, release tokens from supply in exchange for loyalty (staking and other rewards), or mint additional tokens to do the same. It all affects only the supply side, which drags tke token price down despite all the hype. In our case ($REVU), we were very bad at hyping/shilling the token as we were always focused on the product. And product development suffered becasue tons of things (topic for itself), but now, when we finally have core features up and running, we can start focusing on the token again. The R token growth mechanism is set up to reestablish hype around $REVU because we need catalysts to regain momentum. The perfect scenario would be a profitable @get_revuto that can allocate significant amounts to drive engagement through token incentives, but that won't happen for a few more months. First we need to reach sustainability, then profitability. Still, if we're 50/50 with real economy drivers and growth (hacking) schemes like ($R token), we could regain momentum. That's the whole point. But again, the main difference between $R and 99% of MEME coins is that MEME has no purpose at all, nor does the token economy have any function, while what we came up with is a well-thought-out dual-token setup to drive engagement and demand around 1) Revuto App and its working products (something 99% of MEMEs don't have) with goal to rise profits and, 2) the demand after project's token ($REVU).

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  Mikey kunⓂ️ (@md_al96367) reported 35 minutes ago

  @_CryptoYoda @binance A simpler way to access short term liquidity could be genuinely useful for crypto users.

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  S0M!ECIT¥ (@SomieCITYY) reported 36 minutes ago

  @zyvrenweb3 @binance I like what the team is working toward.

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  Formanite (@formanite602) reported 39 minutes ago

  AI + trading is becoming a pretty interesting combination. A trader can spend hours going through charts, market data, news and different setups. AI can help cut down that work. It can process huge amounts of data quickly, find possible patterns, monitor markets, test strategies and handle repetitive tasks. But there’s one thing AI can’t promise: A winning trade. Markets can change fast. A strategy that worked yesterday might fail today. Data can be incomplete, and even a good AI model can make the wrong call. That’s why I see AI as a tool for traders, not a replacement for traders. What makes Binance interesting here is how it’s bringing AI closer to the actual crypto experience. Instead of AI being just another chatbot, the idea is to make it more useful for how people interact with crypto, helping with research, automation and eventually making it easier to interact with on-chain apps and wallets. That could make a big difference for someone who doesn’t want to spend hours figuring out every little step. The bigger idea isn’t simply “AI will trade for you.” It’s about giving users smarter tools to explore, understand and use crypto. Use AI to research faster. Use it to test your ideas. Use it to understand more data. But don’t switch off your own judgment. The future may not be AI vs traders. It could be traders + AI. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  AlgoVault (@AlgoVaultLabs) reported 40 minutes ago

  @binance Your agent, your rules. The safest tool to hand it is one that can't touch anything: AlgoVault is read-only, returning a composite BUY/SELL/HOLD across 15 venues. No orders, no fund access. Your agent gets the verdict, you keep control.

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  nursex (@nursexxl) reported 40 minutes ago

  Polymarket is selling a $PUMP ATL chance at 7% until the end of 2026 Pumpfun is obviously crushing it so why are the odds this high To get it, you have to look at the worst-case scenario, a flash crash: > The official ATL peaked at 0.001151 > The real ATL spiked down to 0.000411 On October 10, 2025, a flash crash wiped out liquidity, dumping $PUMP 1000% below its market value Polymarket rules say Binance is the official resolution source But Binance is the most unstable CEX, with the worst price wicks during crashes > At first it looked like a free 21% APY > Now I’m second-guessing it Always simulate the worst scenario and calculate the chance of it happening

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  ALI ANSARI 🔶 (@ansari_ali76454) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Binanceinves AI is changing trading by helping process massive amounts of market data, monitor conditions, spot patterns, and automate analysis faster than humans can. 📊🤖 But AI isn’t a crystal ball. It can’t predict the market with certainty, and bad data or flawed strategies can simply make bad decisions happen faster. For me, AI is best viewed as a decision-support tool—not a replacement for knowledge, judgment, or risk management. Would you trust AI to help make your trading decisions? 👀 Always DYOR. Educational content only, not financial advice. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Victor | 9-5 Traders (@wisehw25) reported 47 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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  ComplyOnce (@ComplyOnce) reported 47 minutes ago

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

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  Tipsy (@TipsyBacchus) reported 50 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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  Alizeh Ali ✨ (@ali_alizeh72722) reported 52 minutes ago

  @can_dx7 Platforms like Binance have made access to financial education and global markets easier, but access alone doesn’t make someone a better investor.

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  𝗖𝗜𝗟𝗔💜💜 (@Cila_Defi) reported 52 minutes ago

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

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  ECP (@guywithgut) reported 54 minutes ago

  Lol $CASHCAT isn’t even dominating social mindshare yet. It’s still not available on the biggest exchanges like Binance or Coinbase. And we’re already here. That’s the part people aren’t thinking about. Imagine when: CASHCAT is everywhere on CT CASHCAT is trending across socials CASHCAT gets easier access across major exchanges CASHCAT becomes the obvious cat meme everyone knows We’re seeing this kind of strength before full distribution. That’s why I keep saying the same thing: Multi ****** Billions

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  MoneyChain (@moneychainai) reported 55 minutes ago

  @DeltaXtc @ponsdotfamily binance will not support it

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  Raven (@raven_rwas) reported 56 minutes ago

  2/4 The structure is simple. You can borrow up to 1,000 $USDT for a fixed 30 day term. There is no interest during that initial period. Instead, Binance charges an upfront service fee that is deducted when the loan is issued.

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  99.⨀ (@crexsol) reported 59 minutes ago

  {hello trade} first it's a worthy note to mention that these dudes raised 4.6m usd from vcs as at November 2025 ok man you'll say this ***** has come again, but this is good stuff walahi the other day I was asking where I could buy oil on crypto my frens told me ill have to put a 1x lev on hl and hold it made me realise that it might be a very difficult eng problem to make the market permissionless and that's what hello trade has figured out here you're probably wondering how the same graduation technique built by pumpfun but for stocks instead meaning if there's a stocks market w the most demand (via liquidity, purchases etc) it graduates and automatically that stock becomes tradable on MONAD alone as a permissionless token insane stuff but that's not all why hello trade? - optimizes for mobile app (you can now download the app on your respective stores) - permissionless markets - spots and deriv at your finger tips - most normie friendly - no seed phrase, uses your face id data, finger print data (on android) as the private key - feels like binance on chain but superior because decentralization - 10k+ global permissionsless markets on the road map - please im begging you dads give me p2ps😭 etc the goal is to have one permissionless selfcusodial platform to trade everything fully onchain and this is the sort of product monad is built to power welcome to monad 👏🏽