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 (83%)
• Website (17%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Binance outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Beaucaire	Transactions	19 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	21 days ago
Vigo	Website	1 month ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	2 months ago
Dubai	Transactions	2 months ago
London	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  DJKDownunder (@djk_downunder) reported 2 minutes ago

  $XEC eCash is listed on Binance — 150M+ users. @Coinbase has 100M+ users. That's 100M people who currently can't access XEC through their preferred platform. List it. @CoinbaseAssets #XEC #eCash #CoinbaseListXEC

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  PONZI TRADING INC (@HEISREISSEN) reported 2 minutes ago

  @gainzy222 Bro, Crypto is a @binance led joke, it always has been wash traded ****. For some strange reason @cz_binance wants you humiliated.

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  Johnson (@NinaJoh_) reported 7 minutes ago

  @revolut20 @binance Huge. Tokenized US equities on BNB Chain with self-custody and 24/7 access is exactly the bridge TradFi and crypto have been waiting for.

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  X (@YoouNext) reported 10 minutes ago

  @_RichardTeng @binance Binance supoort scammer therfore avoid it #customer # @binance

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  Olivia Vande Woude (@cryptoreine) reported 11 minutes ago

  Tokenized SpaceX did not fail on Friday, but a particular distribution model did. > When SpaceX rang the Nasdaq bell at a $1.75t valuation, a wave of crypto platforms moved quickly to put tokenized exposure in front of users. By day's end, Binance, Bybit, Bitget had withdrawn their campaigns & refunded subscribers in full, w/ Binance alone unwinding roughly $557m. > @ first glance, that reads like a verdict on tokenization but it is nothing of the sort. blockchain rails performed as designed; what broke was something older & more mundane: the work of actually sourcing the shares. > the exchanges were selling a claim on a real IPO share while relying on a single intermediary to procure / deliver it. The moment that intermediary came up short on the float, the structure gave way, b/c nothing sat beneath the claim. That is counterparty risk vs a flaw in the chain. > evidence is clear in what held the same morning. The instruments that owned the share outright or routed via a registered broker-dealer cleared. > So the variable that separated winners from losers came down to who sources the asset. this is the synthetic claim vs real ownership debate playing out in the open, @ full scale. Real ownership rails hold their footing when markets turn volatile; sourcing promises appear sound when conditions are calm. The takeaway is not to approach tokenized equities w/ caution so much as to know who holds the share.

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  General Flexycoll (@Flexycoll6) reported 11 minutes ago

  *UPDATE ON TON's Delisting* Major centralized cryptocurrency exchanges are currently implementing a delisting process for Toncoin (TON) trading pairs, but this does not indicate project failure or a shutdown. Instead, major trading platforms like Binance and OKX are adjusting their systems to support a direct 1:1 token migration and rebranding strategy from Toncoin (TON) to Gram (GRAM). The transition updates are time-sensitive, as OKX has scheduled its spot trading pair delisting and subsequent migration for mid-June 2026, while Binance will completely suspend TON transactions and remove all related spot trading pairs by June 30, 2026, ahead of opening GRAM trading pairs on July 2, 2026. For users holding their assets on major centralized platforms, the transition requires no manual intervention. Exchanges have confirmed they will manage the technical conversion and automatically swap existing custodial TON balances to the rebranded GRAM token at a 1:1 ratio. Consequently, individuals using these platforms do not need to convert their holdings to stablecoins like USDT unless they want to completely exit the asset class before the deadlines. The situation is entirely different for users keeping their assets in private, decentralized, non-custodial wallets. Because decentralized wallets do not have a centralized authority to automatically manage corporate actions or database updates, these tokens will not automatically convert during the exchange migrations. It is crucial for decentralized wallet holders to take action and manually swap their TON tokens using compatible decentralized protocols or follow the verified migration paths specified by the TON Foundation to prevent disruption to their assets. References: Binance Support: Binance Will Support the Toncoin (TON) Rebranding to Gram (GRAM) OKX Help Center: OKX to support TON crypto migration BitMEX Blog: TON Perpetual Contracts Delisting

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  SentryX Recovery HQ (@SentryxHQ) reported 13 minutes ago

  @NovusFound I can help recover the ETH and BNB lost to that fake Binance pool scam. These Telegram bot traps using fake rebates and forced deposit tiers leave permanent records across public blockchain ledgers. Share your TxIDs/proof so we can begin the forensic recovery process.

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  Deep.Sea.Crypto (@meukhan) reported 15 minutes ago

  @SonicLabs @binance Hello team any problem with the network. I can't do any transactions from my MetaMask wallet.

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  Ether Wizz (@EtherWizz_) reported 24 minutes ago

  Why does a red market actually mean? It's one of the most searched phrases this week, yet most people seeing it on their timeline don't fully understand what they're looking at. A red market simply means prices are moving lower and a large portion of assets are trading below previous levels. That's it. Red is a reflection of current price action, not a prediction of what happens next. The mistake many newer participants make is treating red candles as confirmation that everything is falling apart. Markets don't work that way. Every market moves in cycles. Expansion is followed by contraction. Strong trends are often interrupted by pullbacks. Risk appetite rises and falls constantly. What makes a red market feel worse is psychology. When portfolios shrink, confidence usually disappears faster than price. Timelines become emotional. Fear spreads quickly. People start focusing on worst case scenarios instead of objective data. I've seen this pattern repeat through multiple market cycles. The color on the screen changes, but human behavior rarely does. A red market can be driven by profit taking, macro uncertainty, liquidity shifts, unexpected news, or simply a market cooling down after a strong run. The important thing is understanding the reason behind the move rather than reacting to the color itself. Price weakness creates questions. Good market participants look for answers. Whether conditions are green or red, risk management, patience, and discipline matter far more than emotions. Before acting on anything you read online, take the time to do your own research, understand the risks involved, and make decisions based on facts rather than fear. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  EmpressT 🧙 (@KonguiTherese) reported 26 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @binance This is Appeal page in my binance app It's been 4 days now and they haven't resolved the issue that's why I wrote you here on x

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  magsimich (@magsimich) reported 28 minutes ago

  I was spending 4 hours every week just typing trades I already decided into a different window Just alt - tabbing between TradingView and Binance like a human copy - paste machine 40 trades a week at 6 minutes of pure clerical work each comes out to $600 a week at my hourly rate $31,200 a year completely evaporated before a single position even opened Then someone in a Discord I'm in dropped a terminal screenshot with one caption Claude reading a live chart and placing a Binance order in the same conversation in under 4 seconds I set the whole thing up that same weekend and the total bill was $215 a month $200 for Claude Code and $15 for TradingView and literally zero for Binance Two MCP servers installed by Claude itself in under 4 minutes and your API keys never leave your own machine No cloud service holding your data no SaaS subscription that doubles when you scale no "where does our trade data go" conversation with a vendor The agent reads RSI and account balance and open positions and live news feed all inside one unified context window and makes one decision in 2 to 4 seconds flat What used to take me 6 minutes of manual clicking now happens while I'm making coffee 12 months after setting this up the number sitting in my trading account above what I would have made manually is $197,600 That's the agent running my existing strategy 24 hours a day 7 days a week without missing a setup while I was in a meeting or asleep or just not at my desk The cost of doing it the old way was $1,200 to $1,800 a week in invisible friction The cost of doing it this way is $50 a week all in $197,600 is not a miracle number it's just what happens when you stop being the bottleneck in your own trading workflow

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  Misoh Poure Capital (@MPCapitalLivd) reported 31 minutes ago

  @ZachWitkoff @binance **** your ****** dad you retarded *****. Cares more about his real estate deals than foreign policy. Surrendering to Iran? I hope your entire ****** family is tried for treason. You should leave the country now.

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  Elon jamess (@EthereumWiTch) reported 31 minutes ago

  MOST PEOPLE JOIN A CRYPTO PLATFORM FOR THE WRONG REASONS 👇🏻 They see a platform trending on social media. A friend recommends it. Or they hear stories about people making money and decide to sign up immediately. But before trusting any platform with your funds, it's worth slowing down for a few minutes and doing some basic checks. Because in crypto, where you invest is often just as important as what you invest in. The first thing I look for is whether I can easily verify official sources. Is the website legitimate? Are the social media accounts verified and active? Can I clearly find announcements, updates, and security notices from official channels? This sounds simple, but many users have lost funds after interacting with fake websites and impersonator accounts that looked completely real. The next thing is security. A serious crypto platform should provide tools that help users protect themselves. Features like 2FA, passkeys, anti-phishing protection, withdrawal controls, and device management can make a huge difference when it comes to account safety. Most people don't think about security until something goes wrong. By then, it's often too late. Support is another thing that gets overlooked. Everything works perfectly when markets are calm and transactions go through normally. But when users have questions, face technical issues, or need assistance, reliable support channels become extremely important. A platform should make it easy for users to find help when they need it. I also pay attention to transparency and education. Does the platform openly share information about its products, security practices, and user protections? Does it provide educational resources that help beginners understand the basics before taking risks? The best platforms don't just offer access to crypto. They help users stay informed, protected, and confident in their decisions. No platform can eliminate risk completely. But the right one can provide the tools, transparency, and support needed to navigate the space more safely. Everyone wants to find the next big opportunity. Few people spend enough time checking whether the platform they're using deserves their trust. That's a mistake. Because in crypto, security isn't optional. It's part of the investment process. Research first. Verify the source. Protect your assets. Because one careful decision today can save you from a major loss tomorrow. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  NejXBT (@NejXBT) reported 31 minutes ago

  @theraybao @marketlens_app @binance He isnt even working there anymore, time to read up on history

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  Filipe 🔶 (@filipebinance) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Cassie6511 @BinanceWallet Hey Cassie! That's not a scam, it's just a warning saying that you need to update your Binance app on your phone. Please go to the App Store, search for Binance and tap Update. After that, everything should be working properly 💛

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  CoinGape (@CoinGapeMedia) reported 36 minutes ago

  🚨 @Binance Cancels #SpaceX IPO Campaign 💸 All $USDC subscriptions will be refunded after lower-than-expected share allocations from xStocks. 🎁 Eligible users will receive a share of $1M in SPCXB tokens, with airdrops landing by June 18. 📈 Despite the cancellation, the campaign attracted nearly $557M from 27,689 wallets, underscoring strong demand for tokenized access to #SpaceX. SPCXB will track SpaceX stock and be backed 1:1 by real shares held by a regulated custodian. 🔗 Know more in comments.

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  Crypto Bull ₿ ⚡ (@bullcryptobtc) reported 37 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet Why doesn’t Binance Wallet support SRC-20 yet when the STAMP token already has over 14,000 holders?” “How many Binance users are requesting Bitcoin Stamps and SRC-20 support?” “Would Binance Alpha consider a project like $STAMP that has been live since 2023 and built entirely on Bitcoin?” “Can Binance Wallet integrate SRC-20 so users can store and transfer STAMP directly?” “What requirements does Binance Alpha need before evaluating $STAMP?” “Does Binance track community demand for SRC-20 and Bitcoin Stamps?” “Why is Binance Wallet supporting other Bitcoin ecosystems but not SRC-20 yet?” “Are there plans to add Bitcoin Stamps support to Binance Wallet in 2026?” “How many support requests has Binance received for SRC-20 integration?” “Would Binance Alpha list the leading SRC-20 token if user demand continues growing?

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  Sourav Kumar (@sk3699872) reported 42 minutes ago

  @czbinanceprd The next big move would be to fix Binance Risk Assessments System

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  Asad Chohan (@Asa_d33) reported 42 minutes ago

  Every time the market turns red, the same thing happens. Someone opens their portfolio, sees prices down 5% or 10%, and immediately asks: "What's wrong with the market?" The interesting part is that a red market doesn't necessarily mean anything is wrong. It simply means that, for now, more people are willing to sell than buy. That's all a red market is. Think about it this way. Imagine a popular product in a store. Some days demand is high and the price rises. Other days demand slows down, more people want to sell, and the price falls. Markets work in a very similar way. Prices are constantly adjusting based on supply and demand. So why do markets turn red? There isn't always one reason. Sometimes investors take profits after a strong rally. Sometimes economic news creates uncertainty. Sometimes traders become more cautious and reduce risk. And in crypto, leveraged positions getting liquidated can make declines look much larger than they really are. What many people don't realize is that price and value are not always the same thing. A project's token price can fall while the team continues building. Users can keep joining. Products can keep improving. Partnerships can keep expanding. In other words, the chart and the fundamentals don't always move together in the short term. That's why experienced investors spend less time asking: "Why is everything red?" And more time asking: "Has the reason I invested changed?" Because that's usually the question that matters. A red market is information, not a verdict. It's the market telling you that sentiment has shifted temporarily. Your job as an investor is to understand whether that shift is emotional, technical, or fundamental. The color red gets everyone's attention. Understanding the reason behind it is where real learning begins. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  BeInCrypto (@beincrypto) reported 44 minutes ago

  SpaceX IPO access became the first big stress test for tokenized stocks. Binance, Kraken, Bybit, and others saw huge demand for $SPCX exposure, but allocations came in far below expectations. Bybit got zero allocation and refunded users. Meanwhile, Solana CPO Vibhu says this is exactly why open markets matter: multiple issuers can compete, users get choices, and no single platform owns the outcome. Crypto rails moved fast. Wall Street still controlled the shares.

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  Nasrin Parvin (@Nas_Truth7) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Jia_Lilly01 May I want to know how do you support me by? binance UID : 92298702

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  Muhammad Nabeel🔸 (@Beyoglu124) reported 48 minutes ago

  I'm watching many people are sharing this screenshot, according to my my Binance fellows this error is occurring to those who were cheating in Creatorpad campagin. @FullTiltFrancis you're witness i never cheated so I'll not go for appeal because i didn't earn single penny from creatorpad in 2026.

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  bolivian (@_bolivian) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Sapiensolana I DONT CARE **** binance

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  RWA Insider (@RwaInsiderX) reported 50 minutes ago

  @binance The catch: a stock token is only as useful as the lending market that will take it. Right now most take none. $1B sector, thin collateral support, US users locked out completely. Distribution is solved. Utility is not.

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  Crypto Master 1 (@CryptoMast11846) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Elaravoss000 @binance Oho so sad 😢.Dear @binance please help her.

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  Ye❤ (@Ace_yexin) reported 52 minutes ago

  @cz_binance I was just talking to customer service. Binance really puts users first and handles issues promptly.

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  DogeBillionaire (@fartcoinmaster) reported 54 minutes ago

  @astronomer_zero binance squeezing both sides lmao, maybe back down after this

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  QuantAlgo (@quantalg0) reported 56 minutes ago

  $BTC is sitting at around $63,000 while the order book shows thin resting bids in the $61,400 to $60,000 zone, where the standout level is the 294.7 block parked at $60,000 on Binance. A flush below $61,500 has little to catch it until that $60,000 cluster gets filled, in my opinion. Meanwhile the order flow heatmap on the right shows the persistent green liquidity bands sitting far lower around $57,000 to $58,000, which raises the question of whether the $63,000 consolidation is genuine accumulation or just a pause before price gets hunted lower toward where the real bids are waiting 🤔

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  Aaaa (@xrp34972416) reported 59 minutes ago

  @binance Binance has become a rip-off site, especially since you need to protect yourself from that exchange. It's no longer a crypto investment site, it's a place for robbery. You need to stay away from Binance and crypto in general.

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  Papi (@cryptoknight944) reported 60 minutes ago

  @lukecannon727 they cant access binance ....