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 (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	9 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

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Super Degen 💎 (@SuperDegen) reported 53 seconds ago

  @sunshinebinance @binance 70% off service fees plus a 5,000 USDT reward pool is a solid promo. Great time to utilize Lite Loans on Binance

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  VincenzaBTC. (@VincenzoXen) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Alek_Carter @binance @BinanceAcademy Will help me when I'll buy mine

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  Boris. (@Fundingvest) reported 3 minutes ago

  🚨 Whale activity on Binance is spiking! 🐋 As BTC got rejected at $65K resistance, the Binance Whale Ratio jumped from 0.44 to 0.50. Driven down to $63.3K by major players, Bitcoin is signaling high volatility in a critical gray zone.#BTC 📉 Is the $61K support level next?👇

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  Richard James (@TBG2018) reported 4 minutes ago

  @sheldonbitmart @binance Still waiting you fool. Im about to bring hammer down globally on all those who think they have a say whether i lived or not since end of 2023. You dont want to be caught in the cross fire over something so trivial it will be brutal. @sheldonbitmart

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  French Ansem 🥐🥖 (@BootlegAnsemFR) reported 4 minutes ago

  DOGE is down nearly 70% over the past year. Naturally, traders have rebuilt almost the same leveraged exposure they held near the top. The dog lost 70% of its body weight, so crypto gave it a rocket and borrowed money. Responsible adults are back. Open interest has reached 17.18 BILLION DOGE—just below the 17.78B recorded in October 2025. Small detail: DOGE traded around $0.25 then. It trades near $0.07 now. The price lost more than two-thirds of its value, but the casino has almost replaced every chip. In dollar terms, roughly $1.21B of DOGE futures remain open. Binance shows more than three long accounts for every short account. On OKX, it is above five to one. Important baguette-sized nuance: That does NOT mean 3x or 5x more money is long. Every futures contract has both sides. It shows that many more individual accounts have chosen the optimistic leash. If DOGE rises, the leverage can amplify momentum and squeeze shorts. If it falls, clustered liquidations can turn the world’s friendliest dog into a forced-selling machine. My professional French diagnosis: This is neither automatically bullish nor bearish. It is a Shiba Inu wearing a dynamite vest while everyone argues about whether he is a good boy. 🥐🇫🇷 He is a good boy. The leverage is not.

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 5 minutes ago

  @muneeb I have done my own research. That is not the issue. Previously, when I questioned your interpretation, you told me: “I was in the room with Binance. You were not.” That statement explicitly emphasized that you had direct access to Binance and information that I did not. Now, when I ask a specific question about the difference between STX and ACX, the answer becomes: “I’m not Binance.” Of course you are not Binance, and I never claimed you were. I am asking what you know from the direct Binance communication that you previously used as the basis for correcting me. If Binance has never explained why STX was treated differently, then simply say that. That is a complete answer.

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  ayu trades - spaylater, ggives, etc. (@ayutrades) reported 11 minutes ago

  open for trades & transfer load to cash (regular & load card) paypal to cash binance to cash gcash to binance gcash to paypal paypal permanent limit withdraw balance (180 days needed) gcash & maya with issue transfer balance (facescan, authentication failed, can’t send or open)

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  Jack (@JackN1x) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance sounds promising! direct access to stocks is 🔥

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 14 minutes ago

  @xmrgoddess I agree that we are in a bear market. What I cannot understand is the behavior of the leadership. STX is under a Binance Monitoring Tag. A token from the same Monitoring Tag cohort was recently selected for delisting. And while holders are dealing with that uncertainty, leadership continues celebrating milestones as if the difficult part is already over. Meanwhile, the technology itself is not fully settled. The Aug. 12 stall fix is still open and unmerged. The review has already required changes because of failing tests, and another reviewer has now flagged a potentially related issue in the reorg-recovery logic. So yes, the bear market explains part of the price action. But it does not explain poor communication, unresolved technical issues, or constantly shifting the focus to the next milestone. Hard fork. Restaking. Now Genesis Bond. I am not angry because the price is down anymore. Watching this has moved beyond anger. It is simply sad. When expectations remain high, but execution, communication and trust keep falling behind, what else do you call that? To me, that is the textbook definition of despair.

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  Christopher Edibless 🤳🇳🇬 (@Cryptogateway01) reported 16 minutes ago

  🧵 One crypto lesson from Europe just became impossible to ignore: Sometimes, being early matters more than being bigger. Here's what happened with OKX and Binance 👇

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  Kira ♤ #Noirzuki 🔥 (@holyempresskira) reported 20 minutes ago

  What ******** happened to binance? I just wanna cash out 9 dollars worth of tezos and it wants to crawl up my *** for info. What's with this crazy level of scrutiny?

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  evren 🚢 (@evrendag1284) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Mahmoudetr0 Binance flex real support no hype needed right now

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  CZ Legacy (@iamzeus22) reported 24 minutes ago

  @STEPN_PI @binance “This deserves more eyes. Let’s fix that.”

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  RamWeb3 (@RamCryptorzcw) reported 26 minutes ago

  I understand $gme token cannot list in binance butfor that reason u guys are sending this **** ticker omg they r multiple cat for this stock atleast u guys need to run but instead u guys choose this 0xede00776439f9c49c592e43eee34777a51847777

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  Believer💦 (@XiccoBazxy) reported 33 minutes ago

  @binance I started with nothing but an idea and hope. Today, I have something more valuable—proof that I can stay committed even when the results are slow. The opportunity I'm waiting for hasn't arrived yet. But neither has the day I give up. #SomeoneWillChangeMyLife

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  Milon (@MilonAlpha) reported 33 minutes ago

  @binance Respect for the quick support to Colombia users with those USDT vouchers

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  Sunshine (@sunshinebinance) reported 34 minutes ago

  Binance is launching an exclusive promotion for Lite Loan! During the Promotion Period, users can enjoy a 70% reduction on the Lite Loan service fee and get a chance to share a 5,000 USDT reward pool.

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  Gucci_Clarity (@Gucci_Clarity) reported 34 minutes ago

  the XRP "supply shock" narrative is has shifted, at least for now Reserves did fall to an 8 year low in dec 2025 and news articles ran wild with "supply shock incoming" for months It pains me to say this, but you know I have to keep it 100 always, and provide that Gucci Clarity. The reality is that Binance reserves have been RISING since july, back up to 2.61B. More XRP is getting deposited to sell than withdrawn. That's DISTRIBUTION, not accumulation. The price confirms it, down from $1.18 in July to hovering at $1 now. If a supply squeeze were actually building, price wouldn't be bleeding through it. Also, the unfortunate truth is that XRP just got demoted out of the top 4 cryptos, BNB has passed it. People Lie, Numbers Don't. But numbers do change. Lets see if this trend continues or flips. #XRP #Crypto #RealTalk

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  Ishaq (@Ishaq0x_) reported 36 minutes ago

  When I first started using crypto exchanges, Binance was the only exchange I really used. I had accounts on a few other exchanges, Binance was my main exchange. At that time, I was participating in airdrops and other Web3 activities. Whenever I earned USDT, I would send it to Binance and use P2P to convert it to Naira. Then one day, I went to do a P2P trade and ran into a problem. I met a scammer who claimed that he had sent the money, but I didn't receive it. I really needed the money at that time, so the situation was stressful. I showed him my bank transaction history to prove that I hadn't received anything, but we still had to go through an appeal. We went back and forth trying to prove what happened, and thankfully, I was able to protect myself and resolve the situation. After that experience, I became more careful with P2P. Later, I was talking with one of my friends and told him what had happened. After listening to my story, he suggested that I try Bitget. I already had a Bitget account, so I thought, Why not give it a try? A few days later, I received 100 USDT from an airdrop I decided that this time, instead of sending it to Binance, I would try Bitget P2P. I transferred the USDT to Bitget, opened a P2P trade, and everything went smoothly. That was my first P2P trade on Bitget. From that moment, I started using Bitget for P2P from time to time. Whenever I earned USDT, I would transfer it to Bitget and use P2P to convert it to Naira. For a while, I was using both Binance and Bitget. Sometimes I used Binance, and sometimes I used Bitget. What really made me comfortable with Bitget was the P2P experience. I liked the way the merchants handled their trades. If they posted a price, that was the price. I didn't have to deal with people asking for unnecessary discounts or changing the price after the trade had started. I also liked the fact that Bitget's system and merchant process gave me confidence that trades were being handled properly. Since I started using Bitget, I personally haven't experienced another P2P scam or had a merchant treat me unfairly. Then, over time, I started using Bitget for trading as well. I began trading some of the tokens I was interested in, including BONK and DOGS. I won some trades and lost some trades because, at that time, I was still learning. For me, those wins and losses were part of the learning process. The more I traded, the more comfortable I became with Bitget's interface. One thing I really liked was the charting experience. I could analyze charts in a way that felt similar to using TradingView, which made the platform easier and more enjoyable for me to use. That was another reason I continued using Bitget. From that point, Bitget became my main platform for P2P. So my journey with Bitget started because a friend encouraged me to try it after I had a bad P2P experience elsewhere. I learned how to trade on Bitget, experienced both wins and losses, became more comfortable with the interface, and continued using the platform for both P2P and trading. That's how I became a Bitget Fan. My rToken Story Recently, Bitget launched a campaign around rToken trading, and I wanted to try it because I've always been interested in the stock market. I attempted to get into the rToken trading experience and wanted to make at least two trades. But when I checked the requirements, I realized that I needed to unlock VIP access before I could properly start trading, and the requirement was around $2,000. At that time, I had less than $1,000 on the exchange around $700 so I couldn't meet the requirement. Because of that, I wasn't able to complete my rToken trades But I still have a goal to try it in the future For me, this is still another part of my Bitget journey From my first P2P trade, to learning how to trade crypto, to discovering rTokens, my experience with Bitget has continued to grow That's my #BitgetFanStory

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  Crypto Miners (@CryptoMiners_Co) reported 41 minutes ago

  Quantum computing sounds scary when you hear “it could break crypto” but that’s not where we are today! @binance CSO Jimmy Su put it pretty simply. current quantum computers aren’t even close to cracking the cryptography protecting bitcoin, ethereum and other major networks. no reason to panic rn the part actually worth watching is what happens before quantum gets there post-quantum crypto already exists. NIST finalized its first standards for it in 2024. the hard part is getting the whole ecosystem to adopt it. chains, wallets, exchanges, custodians, millions of users. that’s years, not a switch flip exchanges are already in on this. binance for one has been tracking quantum developments, evaluating post-quantum security standards and preparing its infrastructure for the eventual migration. still an ecosystem problem tho. no exchange can become fully quantum-safe on its own if the chains and wallets around it aren’t ready too. meanwhile, the real risks are way less sci-fi phishing, malware, social engineering, compromised credentials, sloppy wallet security that’s what users actually need to worry about today, not quantum computers worth prepping for early. not worth panicking over yet 🧠

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  MartyParty (@martypartymusic) reported 42 minutes ago

  AI Updates: Claude Code trading strategy builders, backtesting is the most critical of all. You can get Binance full 30s tick history from their site. Have claude backtest all regimes, Markup, Distribution, Markdown, Accumulation. The more you have Claude backtest the more bugs he will find. You want to build your system now in accumuation in a flat market because when the volatility comes you need to be ready and well tested. Ive tested with 10/11/2025 to 02/01/2026 data for markdown and since Feb 1 2026 to today for accumulation. For markup test if you dont have access to historic data have Claude reverse the markdown to get an idea of your strategy performance in Markup. Good luck.

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  Sallie Stone (@IndieAuthors) reported 48 minutes ago

  @toolshed_labs @CryptoVerse_Co I'd say 2029 if we are to go with Google, Microsoft and Cloudflare. So, it's necessary to start preparing. @QANplatform is already working on its mainnet, Algorand is getting ready and now, we have Binance.

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  Mike Mike (@MMike98375) reported 49 minutes ago

  Called the $BSTOCKS rebuy the moment Binance launched the official @bstocksfinance account. Two part thesis: 🔸 Narrative New Binance official X account + stock paired meme coin hype + “bStocks never sleep” banner + potential CZ/Yihe engagement = pump. 🔸 Technical Clean multihour descending resistance + rising support forming a compression of price. Bid the floor, held through the low volume grind, bid the retest of the trendline/floor. Once price tagged the 4M zone and started printing heavy sell wicks on elevated volume (distribution signals), we exited into strength. The repeatable process: Narrative (stock paired meta) TA & Structure (floor → retest) Invalidation (heavy sell wicks at 4M) Stay dangerous boys 🤘

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  Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk) reported 51 minutes ago

  @77rokias @cz_binance Hi, could you please share your TXID so we can help check the transfer? Also, if your withdrawal from Binance was successful but you have not received the funds, please contact the receiving platform for further assistance. SK

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  Uncle Link (@UncleLinx) reported 52 minutes ago

  @grebby @binance @worldlibertyfi "legal counsel advised us to pause" is the sentence that should scare people more than the exploit itself. means the team's first move was lawyers, not a fix.

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  Gss (@gss_crypto) reported 53 minutes ago

  $RARE — that "negative tag, positive reaction" move is basically gone now quick recap: Binance added RARE (plus GLMR, ICX, MOVR, SOPH) to its Monitoring Tag list, officially flagged as delisting risk. most of the tagged tokens dropped on the news (MOVR -21%, GLMR -13%), but RARE spiked +30-38% instead that spike has now been almost fully erased. price ran up hard, then gave nearly all of it back within hours — back down near where it was trading before the pump even started that's the part worth remembering: a "positive" reaction to bad news on thin liquidity often isn't conviction, it's a squeeze that runs out of fuel fast. the tag itself hasn't changed, delisting risk is still on the table, and the price already round-tripped the entire move worth watching whether it stabilizes here or keeps fading back toward pre-spike levels

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  Paul Timofeev (@ptimfv) reported 53 minutes ago

  The @circle business model is at a crossroads. Q2 reserve income was 95% of its total revenue but: - Supply is down QoQ - The reserve return rate fell 66 bps YoY The float business model has worked well till now but its inputs are deteriorating. Circle can only influence supply via distribution so much; Fed rates are out of its control, which explains why Circle has been laying the groundwork for a volume-based business model that charges per-transaction, much more similar to that of Visa or Mastercard, who collect a fee on each payment they clear, which is a much more sound business model whose growth is tied closer to its industry (consider that Visa grew FY25 net revenue 11% on 8% payments volume growth while rates were coming down). Lower rates also means less incentive to sit on cash, which means money is more likely to move around. A stablecoin volume-based business model is built around stablecoin velocity. Usually measured as stablecoin transfer volume/circulating supply, velocity tells us how actively a stablecoin is being exchanged between different owners for various goods + services. The higher the stablecoin's velocity the more it is being transacted with. For reference, USDC velocity held near ~200 in Q2 ($14.8T volume / 73.3B circulating supply). To monetize USDC accordingly, Circle is building its new business model around its upcoming native L1 @arc - Gas fees on all transactions are paid in USDC, then converted to the native L1 token ARC at the protocol level: validators keep a commission, the rest passes to stakers proportional to stake, and a portion is burned against 2-3% initial issuance - Circle holds 25% of the initial 10B ARC supply and runs validators, so it earns on both sides of that flow - None of this is reserve income, so none of it falls under the Coinbase revenue share that takes 100% of on-platform reserve income plus 50% of the residual reserve income. Velocity matters particularly for agentic commerce because behaviorally agents are more likely to spend money for resources they need rather than hold the money idle as is common in emerging markets using stables like USDT as savings accounts. This behavior is already visible in data; comparing USDC (pink line) and USDT (orange) velocity below, we see the two track each other for six years and separate sharply from mid-2025 (when x402 launched) with USDC breaking above 50x while USDT remained flat around 12x. ~99% of x402 agent-payment volume settles in USDC, and Circle's Agent Stack now supports 900+ paid services, but that activity runs on public chains today. USDC settles transactions while those chains capture the gas fees, meaning Circle currently earns nothing per-transaction itself. Conversely on Arc, value generated in the payment loop will accrue to Circle. x402 has cleared 165M+ transactions across ~69,000 active agents in its first year. If even a portion of that migrates to Arc, each transaction converts USDC gas into ARC, split between validator commission, staker rewards, and a burn against supply Circle owns a quarter of. Transaction count (which has been consistently growing for USDC QoQ) becomes more important than payment size. Needless to say, how this all plays out depends on the success of Arc, whose mainnet is currently scheduled in a little over a month from now. Founding validators include BlackRock, DTCC, ICE, Mastercard, Visa, Standard Chartered, Galaxy, Global Payments, MoneyGram, SBI and Sumitomo; BlackRock is expected to deploy BUIDL on the network; DTCC will enable tokenization of DTC-custodied assets. Circle is also shipping a product suite for Arc including configurable privacy, AI-powered tooling for building apps and smart contracts, and native support for RWAs, while Binance Wallet, Chainlink, Fireblocks, Kraken, Ledger, MetaMask, Uniswap Labs and Upbit have already confirmed day-one USDC distribution on Arc. Realistically won't see the velocity model show up in Circle's numbers till Q1-Q2'27, but monetizing USDC's velocity is Circle's clearest differentiator in an increasingly crowded multi-layered stablecoin landscape.

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  The ₿itcoin Ape 🐵₿ (@TheApeBitcoiner) reported 55 minutes ago

  @BinanceAcademy Wen #src20 support from @binance ? Btc ecosystem needs your support fr.

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  Catherine Ellis (@Cat_lucy1) reported 55 minutes ago

  Even more boring most than my empanada one (genuinely) - the payment option by card for Yummy has completely disappeared in the last hour on the app. Anyone else having an issue? I can't pay by any of the other options - bank account, cash, binance etc. I want to get home before it rains!

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  cryptomega (@CryptomegaNews) reported 58 minutes ago

  Major crypto updates hit as macro factors, regulatory actions, and platform news shape the landscape: * A BofA exec still calls for three Fed rate hikes after July CPI, signaling continued macro caution. * Morgan Stanley's infrastructure partner Zerohash was rebuffed in its pitch to become a U.S. trust bank, highlighting institutional entry challenges. * The CFTC advises prediction markets to refine faulty filings for better trading incentives. * Arizona's crypto ATM law helped 35 scam victims recover $171K, a win for consumer protection. * BlackRock's $BTC income ETF offset less than 30% of its $1.2M crypto losses with options. * Binance users face temporary service