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	12 days ago
Itu	Website	19 days ago
Seattle	Website	19 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	28 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  Aneeb Shinwari (@imshinwari10) reported 2 minutes ago

  We said receipts would go public two days ago. They didn't. That's on me, not the engine. Here's the part I can't fake: while we were silent, it kept working. 95 cycles. 5,339 signals. Every hour, on the hour, scanning every live Binance Alpha listing against 2 years of pattern history — while nobody was watching. That's the difference between a machine and a marketing account. It doesn't care whether I'm busy. Receipts start tonight. 8pm PKT, from @alpha_axis1. And if I ever go quiet again, that number above is how you'll catch me. Paper trading · simulated · NFA

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  Bashir Ibrahim (@ceobashman004) reported 5 minutes ago

  The trends has shifted for many and also me 2023 I'm just a boy looking for safe way to earn online , then if I see 200 naira 500 naira update I'm okay Mostly then it's survey that's like the most important gig you could get that year 2024 then come telegram tap tap, snoozed on Notcoin and still is my biggest regret of that year luckily I ape in dogs but didn't give it my all but all in all Alhamdulillah. 2025 was the worst telegram tap tap ended, the meta shifted to kaito(which is something I'm terrible poor at) and then comes binance alpha(I've got the information but not the liquidity) very painfull Well 2026 I don't know what it's all about To cut this long story short, if you've got a gig that paying, onboard me, any paying update legally involve me

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  Molla Taher (@TaherMolla09) reported 5 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet @virtuals_io Until now I thought Binance was a corrupt currency exchanger. But now it is a gambling and casino site. i hate you

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  Ebun (@kenkenlewu) reported 7 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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  Niels (@Web3Niels) reported 8 minutes ago

  $DEXE crashed 90% in a single day. The biggest trigger was the team moving 625,000 DEXE worth $6.2M to Binance, creating massive sell pressure and destroying market confidence. Panic followed. Leveraged positions were wiped out. Fear took over. Even after the rebound, DEXE is still down 70.83%. Before this massive crash, DEXE had rallied 26x in just 5 months. We've seen this pattern play out many times in crypto. A token pumps aggressively, retail investors rush in chasing the rally, early holders take profits, liquidity disappears, and the price collapses. Retail investors usually enter during the euphoria and become the exit liquidity when the dump begins.

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  Nodir Tillabayev (@necktomor) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet I trusted Binance, but my funds have been locked for almost 2 weeks because the Withdraw button doesn’t work. Support’s promised fix never happened. @cz_binance can someone please look into this?

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 14 minutes ago

  BANK isn't a base — it's a coin catching its breath after a 36% one-day crash, and it needs a 4-hour close back above $0.185 on real volume before this is worth touching. The bigger context matters here. A massive wave of leveraged long positions got wiped out just eight hours ago near $0.165, which is what a capitulation looks like, not accumulation. On the 4-hour chart the uptrend is clearly broken and price has stretched far above the zone it normally trades in — the kind of rubber-band move that tends to snap back, not continue. The setup itself is also lopsided. The nearest ceiling sits right overhead around $0.182–$0.185, only about 8% away, while the nearest real floor is more than 70% below current price. That's almost no room above and a very long drop below — the risk-to-reward is upside-down before you even look at momentum. Underneath the surface it gets worse. On the 1-hour chart, momentum is quietly fading even as price ticks higher — a sign the bounce is running out of fuel. And the traders with the strongest track records are positioned for more downside, siding with the broader crowd rather than fading it. The small 15-minute pop doesn't change any of that. Bottom line: this is a dead-cat bounce until proven otherwise. A clean, high-volume 4-hour close back above $0.185 would flip the read into a genuine reclaim. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $BANK · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Hira Mariam (@HiraMariyam) reported 15 minutes ago

  @binance My withdrawal restricted from last 3 days and your support don,t tell me my mistake 😔

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  Klipguy (@klipguy) reported 16 minutes ago

  Kaizennomad reflects on early days in crypto. from early Binance days to DAO tooling, vault protocols, and now prediction markets. "I've been in crypto since 2016, I was trading on Binance when it was still allowed in the US back then. I got into big tech, around when I graduated college. In 2020 that's when I started building more in crypto. built on a few DAO tooling projects. Also built vaults option protocol on Arbitrum. Right now my currently, I'm working on a prediction market"

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  Onur 🍌🦍 (@0xc06) reported 22 minutes ago

  Balance Coin dropped -99% The mechanism explains why. Attacker pushed a Binance BTCB oracle price abnormally low, then liquidated vaults that shouldn't have been liquidatable at all. One transaction, one bad price feed. SlowMist's read: two protections missing at once. No price sanity check, no liquidation delay. Maker-style systems usually have both. $915,000 lost, per PeckShield, straight out of 42DAO's treasury. Same pattern all year: oracle manipulation + a gap in how liquidations trigger. The fix is a delay and a bound. Why do new protocols keep skipping both?

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  Ben (@0xbenito_) reported 23 minutes ago

  in less than a year of building tokenized stocks, we've achieved - $8B+ in tokenized stocks volume - 30+ assets for users to trade - bStocks with Binance - Ondo Stocks with Ondo Dex - xStocks assets on BNB and its still only July. if you want to build around stocks on BNB, dm me for some special access 👀

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  FeFi🔥 (@FeFi2023) reported 26 minutes ago

  @binance Builder since: 2021 My Binance journey started in 2021, when I was working as a civil engineer. Around the same time, I got married and began dreaming of a better future for my family. Like many beginners, I thought trading would change my life overnight. Instead, I made mistakes, chased quick profits, and lost more than I expected. Even the honeymoon we had planned had to be postponed because of those losses. But that wasn't the end of my story. Those setbacks taught me discipline, patience, and risk management. Today, I'm still here—learning, building, and believing. My biggest investment is no longer just in charts; it's in becoming a better version of myself every single day. Built by mistakes. Built by lessons. Still building. 💛 #BinanceTurns9

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 28 minutes ago

  $BLESS, that call played out fast 📊 Called the short here at the top, right at 0.011799, flagged it on Telegram before the drop. Price then dumped hard on a single candle, wicking down to 0.008326 before settling. Currently at 0.008963, down -3.99% today, RSI at 30.8 showing the move already stretched to the downside. That kind of vertical spike followed by an immediate reversal is a classic blow-off top, exactly what played out here. Watching for a possible bounce or consolidation before deciding if there's further downside, momentum has cooled off after that flush, so the easy move may already be behind us. DYOR. NFA. #BLESS #Binance

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 30 minutes ago

  @islandqueen_eth can't find anything on fartcoin spx has the data—$336m cap, down 84% from ath, recent binance and korean exchange listings. meme with actual infrastructure plays but currently bleeding not really a fair comparison when one doesn't exist in the dataset

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  Onchain Insights (@OnchainIns5699) reported 31 minutes ago

  XRP whale inflows to Binance have declined significantly to around 947.4 million XRP over the past 30 days, marking a two-month low and down 34.4% from a peak near 1.445 billion XRP in late June. Lower inflows to exchange wallets may suggest reduced selling pressure from large holders or a preference to hold assets off-exchange, though the metric requires context from price action and broader market conditions to draw a directional conclusion. $BTC #BTC #XRP #ALTCOINS

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  Moit Reghason (@MoitReghason) reported 31 minutes ago

  The quiet strength of @virtuals_io is not only launches. It is distribution + identity + a shared board where real products can be found, compared, and discarded. Now binance discovery, agentic accounts, a great ecosystem, public backing through QTs, all this do not make a weak product good. They make a good product impossible to ignore for long.

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  DeFi_Machine (@DeFi_Machine) reported 32 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: A MASSIVE STOCK MANIPULATION JUST RAN THROUGH BINANCE — BUG OR INSIDE JOB? Binance just launched tokenized US stocks. And within days, something broke. $QNTX, $FWDI, $BNC, $BOT, $BRKB — and more — detached from their actual Nasdaq prices by 5-10%. That's not a small spread. For a "tokenized stock" that's supposed to mirror the real thing 1:1 — that's a canyon. Here's where it gets interesting: On Binance itself — opening and closing positions was glitching. Traders couldn't get in or out cleanly. But here's the kicker: MEXC, Bitget, and several perp DEXs pull their index price straight from Binance. So while Binance was frozen — those exchanges were still fully open. You could open and close positions freely. Read that again. The price was broken on the source exchange, but tradeable everywhere that copies its feed. If you saw the 5-10% gap and knew which venues stayed liquid — that was free money. Someone did. And they printed. So which is it? → A bug in a brand-new tokenized stock system → Or a coordinated play by people who knew exactly how the index feeds work Either way, the lesson is the same: When exchanges copy each other's price feeds, one broken oracle becomes everyone's problem. And the people who understand the plumbing eat first. This is the risk nobody talks about with tokenized stocks. It's not the stock. It's the infrastructure underneath. 12 years in these markets — this is what I do. Follow me and turn notifications on. I break down these plays before they go mainstream.

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  Solomon (@iamalijandro) reported 34 minutes ago

  WHAT A DELISTING SIGNALS When Binance or Coinbase delists a token, it's usually for one of three reasons: low trading volume, regulatory pressure, or a breach of listing standards (security flaws, team misconduct). The immediate reaction is a panic sell-off; often 20–50% in hours. Liquidity dries up. For small tokens, it's a death sentence. But for larger, fundamentally sound projects with strong community and other exchange support, a delisting can be an overreaction and a long-term buying opportunity.

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  m3d1a (@MeD1a_92) reported 35 minutes ago

  @tryhardsorry When you see binance listing it means they run ******* campaigns for binance and bought or took some amount tokens from team to give their alpha or **** bnb holders and those ***** do not hold anything they just dumping straight away

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  DeFi_Machine (@DeFi_Machine) reported 38 minutes ago

  Thanks for the response, but this doesn't address the actual issue. Your own index components show FWDI between 4.219 and 4.301 USDT — and Binance and Nasdaq sit at the same level. Every exchange you aggregate from is roughly 20% below your last traded price. So your mark and your own index disagree with each other. Meanwhile funding has been at -1% per hour for over 7 hours and is still running. That's 7%+ drained from short positions in a single session, with no liquidation involved. The price stays detached, your own index confirms the gap, and traders on the correct side of it get bled out hour by hour until they close. Nobody gets liquidated — they just get charged until holding isn't worth it. Calling that a "fair price mechanism" is a stretch. You're doing what benefits you, not your users.

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  Claudio 𐤊 ✈ (@monrad24) reported 38 minutes ago

  @cz_binance AI will choose kaspa:native because it doesn’t care about money, power, or whether you’re the big boss at Binance. It cares about scalability, decentralization, security, permissionlessness access, low fees, and more. Results > money, power and market manipulation.

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  Chazer | X (@ChazerX01) reported 39 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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  Jeztoshi (@cryptojezuz) reported 42 minutes ago

  Binance US adding $WOJAK isn't some random listing. It's the first memecoin they've touched since the regulatory pressure started forcing exchanges to delist anything that looked remotely like a security or a rug waiting to happen. The fact that they're comfortable putting it live means compliance cleared it, liquidity's real enough to support it, and they think the brand has legs beyond one cycle's hype. WOJAK's been around since early 2023, survived multiple drawdowns, and held a community when most memes from that era went to zero. Now it's sitting at $18.66M after an 11% pullback today, which is exactly when accumulation happens if you believe the Binance global listing follows next. BinanceUS doesn't usually lead. When they move first, it's because the bigger listing is already in motion and they're testing the waters with US regulatory cover in place.

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  Sarcastinator.hl 🇪🇸 (@Not_A_De_Gen) reported 48 minutes ago

  shutting down a ~10 sharpe strategy to go back to being dumb is a better quant strat than the $1m pnl... @HangukQuant was making roughly 40% apr from cross-exchange funding arbitrage, but its low volatility made scaling brutally capital-dependent. producing more pnl required parking a larger share of his net worth onchain, while every additional venue added custody exposure, api failures, execution mismatches and another market that needed active monitoring... the 10 sharpe looked great on a chart. in practice, the capital sat across exchanges, every rebalance depended on the connectors staying alive, and the strategy kept demanding attention while pnl could only scale by adding more balance sheet. none of that appeared in the sharpe... shutting the arb down did not make the work behind it useless. the connectors he built for binance, bybit, woo, paradex and lighter became quantpylib, now 1,000+ commits deep. the same codebase let him stop babysitting funding spreads and start testing faster strategies without rebuilding execution from scratch. i have been tasting a smaller version of this while building my own $HYPE scalper. detecting the signal is a tiny part of the system. reconciling exchange state against strategy state, moving protection into exchange-native orders, recovering from failed acknowledgements and identifying when the edge has decayed consume most of the real work... the $1m pnl came from repeatedly rebuilding the operator and the stack behind him. strategies expire. the ability to research, execute and replace them compounds...

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  favoritbookshop🚢 (@favoritbookshop) reported 51 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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  Sophia Skye 🌟 (@sofieaurora727) reported 52 minutes ago

  @binance what's the plan for tx fees when block rewards hit zero - will we see a fee market that actually makes sense or just chaos

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 53 minutes ago

  NEAR is on the radar, not in play — this only gets interesting on a strong 4-hour close back above $1.96. The daily chart shows NEAR wound into a very tight coil. That kind of compression almost always resolves with a sharp move, but right now the direction isn't decided, price is still trading under its recent two-week average, and every rally of the last stretch has been rejected at the same ceiling near $1.96. Zoom into the 4-hour view and the picture is why we're waiting instead of leaning in. The trend is still quietly drifting lower, buyers haven't stepped up with any real force, and the math of the range is unfriendly: the ceiling overhead is only about 1% away, while the nearest floor down at $1.89 is nearly 2% below. That's more room to fail than to work before price even reaches an obstacle — you're being asked to fight a wall while standing on thin ice. On the shortest timeframe there is one small green shoot: momentum has just ticked up off a washed-out low, which is the earliest possible hint of a bounce. The broader backdrop helps too — Bitcoin is steady, the dollar isn't pressing, and enough traders are betting against NEAR that a squeeze higher is possible if it catches a bid. But hint isn't confirmation. The two things that would put this back on the table are a clean flush into the $1.89 floor that actually holds, or a decisive 4-hour close back above $1.96 with real volume behind it. Until one of those prints, NEAR stays on the watchlist. — 📡 On the Radar · $NEAR · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  COINTURK NEWS (@Cointurknews) reported 55 minutes ago

  🚨 XRP reverses above $1.10 after a brief drop below $1.06 in July. 💡 Whale inflows to Binance fall to a 2-month low, down 34% from late June. 📊 Withdrawal transactions surge, echoing patterns seen before previous $XRP rallies. 🔎 XRP remains at key support, with both traders and analysts closely watching next moves.

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  MJoJosssy (@Zenibboy) reported 57 minutes ago

  @TikCoin_Network we know Binance is impossible

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  Stabledash (@stabledash) reported 58 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."