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	25 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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  Onwachumba Menthus (@onwachumbaM) reported 5 minutes ago

  Binance used a technology that has access to your camera in order to manipulate trades against their users.

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  ㄥᎧꀘꀤ 🔶 (@bnb_wizard) reported 7 minutes ago

  What I learned from this experience: An AI agent is just a chatbot until it has access to the right data and tools. With Binance Agent OS, it can go beyond generic answers and actually research, cross-check,analyze real market data. The data is what unlocks the agent.

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  Droplams (@Droplams) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Icomj @binance @binance Please help him 🙏 It was just an honest mistake, and charging $20 to recover around $23 means he loses almost everything. I understand recovery has costs, but please consider his situation and give him a fair solution.

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  🌱Benson (@aduwaye77) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Amit01872890483 @axisrobotics To participate, users must log in to Axis Hub via the Binance Wallet Extension, access the campaign page, and complete up to 5 tasks

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  Novshyrvan Bazarov (@Novshyrvan1) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Bybit_Official Bybit is starting to block accounts without explanation, just like Binance, and customer support isn't responding. Be careful—switch to a more reliable exchange! Bybit are scammers robbing their own clients!

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  Wheezy Insights (@BTC_WHEEZY) reported 21 minutes ago

  That’s not a criticism. It’s just honest. Crypto has always had this pull the way a good week turns checking prices from a chore into something closer to a habit you don’t examine too closely. BTC pushing back above $80K, ETH holding firm, BNB trending up alongside them none of that requires an explanation for why people are paying closer attention again. It’s just what green does. I think it’s worth naming that pull instead of pretending it doesn’t exist. This isn’t really a post about price movement. It’s about the behavior that price movement triggers the extra scroll, the screenshot you almost post, the group chat message you type and then delete because you don’t want to sound like you’re bragging. Some factors people are discussing include recent macro policy shifts and regulatory developments still working through legislative processes. This is one possible factor, not a full explanation and honestly, the “why” behind any given week matters less than how people respond to it. Here’s where I’ll push back gently: the habit of checking constantly during a green stretch is the same habit that causes stress during a red one. It’s not really about the market. It’s about how tightly we tie our attention sometimes our mood to something that was never designed to be watched every hour. Markets move in both directions, and neither direction owes you a feeling. I’m not saying step away entirely. I’m saying notice the pattern. Notice if a good week is making you check more, post more, feel more certain about things that were uncertain a week ago. That certainty is usually temporary, and it rarely holds up against the next red candle. Practical note, not a market one: always check what applies in your region before making any decisions, use official sources over screenshots and secondhand takes, and remember no platform removes all risk a good week doesn’t change that math. So, genuinely — is this a week where you’re watching more than usual? And if so, what’s actually behind that for you? 📌 Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  mandate (@mandatefamily) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @binance bro i was joking 😭 support really pulled up

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 22 minutes ago

  XRP is on the radar, not in play — this bounce needs to prove itself above $1.43 before it means anything. The daily chart just printed a violent move from $1.00 to $1.52, and price is already fading back toward the $1.36–$1.37 shelf. That's not a base — that's a spike cooling off. On the shorter 4-hour view, sellers still have the tape: price is trading under its two-week average, and the momentum picture hasn't flipped upward yet. Overhead resistance sits right on top of price at $1.39 and again at $1.43, so there's almost no breathing room between here and the next wall. The backdrop makes it worse. Bitcoin is down more than 2% today, and XRP has been shadowing it almost tick-for-tick — meaning any further Bitcoin softness pulls this straight down with it. Under the hood, smaller traders are stacked heavily on the long side, which historically resolves against the crowd rather than for it. And network activity — real people actually using XRP — is running well below normal, so the recent rip wasn't backed by fresh demand. It was positioning, not participation. Here's what would flip the read: a 4-hour close back above $1.43 on genuine volume, or Bitcoin reclaiming its recent highs and taking the pressure off. Either of those and XRP is back in play. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean — the setup isn't there yet, and chasing into $1.39 and $1.43 with Bitcoin heavy is the wrong side of the trade. — 📡 On the Radar · $XRP · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  cryptonow (@manhhuynh2310) reported 24 minutes ago

  Plenty of people treat @axisrobotics like a simulation game for farming points, and end up missing the part that actually matters: how points get calculated works nothing like they'd assume. Here's what I've picked up after actually running tasks on Axis Hub myself. First, don't think of Axis as just a fun simulation game. Every task you complete is a real robot trajectory, and that data actually goes into training physical AI models. No robot needed, no software to install, just a browser and a few minutes. Getting started is simple. Log in with Privy, a social account or your own wallet both work. Keep a bit of ETH on Base to cover gas when signing data, a small amount lasts a long time. There are two types of tasks, and how you earn points on each is completely different. Pre-training is when the model doesn't exist yet, you drive the robot from scratch to teach it how. Here, using keys instead of dragging the mouse gives cleaner trajectories, and scoring is based on the average, not your best run. Post-training is when the policy already drives itself, you only step in when it's about to fail. The intervention budget is just thirty seconds for the whole session, stepping in too early wastes that budget and drags your score down. Don't forget to sign on-chain. Finishing a task doesn't mean points show up right away, the system has to re-verify the whole trajectory first, then you can sign it from your Portfolio. Beyond points from your own tasks, there's also referral points from people you bring in. And don't miss out on special campaigns, like the recent Binance Wallet one with a 1.5 million point pool completely separate from the main pool. The right way to think about Axis points isn't doing as many tasks as possible. Quality, difficulty, and how varied your scenarios are is what actually decides your final score, not how many tasks you grind in a day.

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  youcancallmeJo 💎 (@joey_awwad) reported 30 minutes ago

  Question 5: Binance users can access:

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  ChainGrowth (@ChainGrowthHQ) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance Lower fees can make frequent stock and ETF access more competitive across platforms

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  Shibburn (@shibburn) reported 32 minutes ago

  The kind of news that gives ethereum:0x95ad61b0a150d79219dcf64e1e6cc01f0b64c4ce a bad name. Blogs like these played a major role in shaping what people accepted as reliable news. Most of the time they were just paid placements, because that's what they have to offer. That is how Shibarium repeatedly gets presented as though it were officially tied to ethereum:0x95ad61b0a150d79219dcf64e1e6cc01f0b64c4ce. When they repeat a group's narrative for long enough, or claim it's an official "press release" by "SHIB's executives" or their "leader", other news outlets begin repeating it, it gets echoed on Coinbase and Binance feeds. Even those so-called "officials" start sharing their articles with their phony titles as confirmation. They used many alt accounts to push these narratives as well. Eventually they end up being read by big investment firms like @TRowePrice. A disclaimer does not erase responsibility when you know your reporting can influence where people put their money. It does not give you a free pass to mislead people or manufacture credibility. At some point, these blogs should be investigated. Because when misinformation influences investment decisions and causes people to lose money, it is no longer simply a matter of bad reporting. They had more than 5 years to correct themselves, they were presented evidence but chose to look the other way. I called out these blogs in the past for the double standard they displayed after a self-titled "SHIB Marketing Lead" apparently "debunked" something we had said and supported with evidence. Well, their loyalty to that team seemed to matter more than the evidence, as they chose her "words" even though she provided nothing to support her response. Be careful what you amplify. Sharing a misleading article does not make its claims true, it only helps spread the misrepresentation to the next person who sees it. That is one group's project, not ethereum:0x95ad61b0a150d79219dcf64e1e6cc01f0b64c4ce, or officially tied to it.

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  Kim Vault (@Widmdge) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Mars_DeFi @binance nice point, but i think real users need more than just access

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  wekced (@Kmdopa) reported 35 minutes ago

  @GXTExchange **** that is binance wallet not your wallet

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  Crypto Gates (@CryptoGates_io) reported 39 minutes ago

  bitcoin:native and ethereum:native are both up over 20% this month and everyone's calling it strength. worth looking one layer deeper before you agree. BTC open interest just printed $53.9B with Binance longs outnumbering shorts 1.2 to 1. ETH is worse, longs beating shorts 2.6 to 1 on the same exchange. that's not neutral positioning, that's a crowd leaning one direction while price sits right under a stacked sell wall at 78k. In the last 4 hours alone, $4.95M in BTC longs got liquidated and $2.09M in ETH longs went with them. The trend is real. The leverage under it is fragile. Those aren't the same thing. Meanwhile ethereum:0xaea46a60368a7bd060eec7df8cba43b7ef41ad85 just did the opposite move. Down 76% over the past year, down 45% over 90 days, then it ripped off a $0.146 low back to $0.156 in hours. That's not trend reversal, that's a bounce inside a structural downtrend, and those bounces are exactly where late buyers get trapped when it rolls back over. two different setups, same underlying risk. Price direction and position crowding are separate questions. Right now the crowding is doing more talking than the chart. Verify first. Risk later. Scale slowly... #Bitcoin #CryptoMarkets

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  Dr Harry "🚢" (@hdnakum) reported 40 minutes ago

  Why I’m paying more attention to @axisrobotics right now There are several ways to earn Axis Points and get noticed in the community. A few are especially interesting right now: 1. Contributor roles are getting more community-driven Axis has introduced a weekly voting setup in the Indian Discord. Every Friday, members can vote for active contributors: X-axis → up to 10 votes Y-axis → up to 5 votes Z-axis → 1 vote The idea is simple: people who actually contribute have a better chance of getting a role. 2. @KaitoAI program is live Axis has also started its Kaito program. The allocation is reportedly 0.2%, and participants can submit their strongest posts to compete for the top spots. You can submit up to 10 posts, with the best ones being considered. And there's another potential benefit: strong activity can also help you get noticed for contributor opportunities. So if you were waiting for a good time to start contributing to Axis... 3. @BinanceWallet campaign This one looks particularly interesting for new Axis users. There are 1.5M Axis Points being distributed over 30 days to eligible Binance Keyless Wallet users. If you haven't joined Axis yet and use Binance Wallet, this could be worth checking. Don't just farm Points. Actually contribute, post useful content and stay active.

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  @StarWarsOP @coinbase @binance is much worse.. they endorse you to make a deposit on their site, with every ******* promotion, but after depositing they block your account and say you’re not allowed to use Binance in Europe, so only option is withdrawal.. which has over 20% withdrawal fee.. **** them

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  Joy Gajjar (@joy_gajjar27) reported 43 minutes ago

  Binance's recent losses are a major concern for the crypto market. Is it a sign of a larger problem? Share your thoughts. #cryptomarket #binance

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 45 minutes ago

  EDEN is in a decent-looking uptrend, but with a ceiling around $0.0669 sitting only ~2% overhead, it's on the watchlist — not something to lean into here. Zoom out and the daily chart actually looks fine: price is still holding above its longer-term rising trend and bounced cleanly from the $0.049 area a couple of weeks back. The problem is what's directly above. Sellers have repeatedly stepped in near $0.0669, and price is pushing right back into that same zone with almost no breathing room before it gets tested again. The shorter timeframes tell you buyers aren't ready for that fight yet. The 4-hour looks more like a tired pullback than a fresh push — momentum is still drifting down and price is pinned just under the level where the average recent buyer sits, around $0.0668. On the 1-hour, the last two attempts higher each came in weaker than the one before, which is the classic pattern of a move running out of steam. The 15-minute did flash a small early turn, but it's happening on almost no volume — nobody's actually showing up to buy. The bigger issue is the trade math. The nearest real floor to lean on is far below current price, while the nearest ceiling is right on top of it — you're being asked to risk a lot to reach for very little. Bitcoin also looks soft on its own 4-hour chart right now, which adds drag to everything else. What would flip this back into play: a 4-hour close cleanly above $0.0669 on visibly stronger volume. That would mean the ceiling has actually cracked and real buyers finally showed up — until then, EDEN stays on the radar, not in the book. — 📡 On the Radar · $EDEN · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Formion AI (@formionai) reported 47 minutes ago

  BTC is $77,642 on Binance spot, down 2.36% over 24h. The range is $76,888 to $79,839, with $1.28B in quote volume.

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  exile (@casinoexilee) reported 49 minutes ago

  Hey! @BinanceHelpDesk @binance has kept my funds locked for 2-3 months saying it’s under review and I will get an email. But no updates and I can use Binance normally, but can’t withdraw. Any help would be appreciated as this platform has become scummy, you can receive 2-3k$ if my money gets out :)

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  比特牛 (@_BitBull) reported 51 minutes ago

  @noderacryp Affected Base and BNB Chain holders get Ethereum based SAND from the treasury. This is the project taking responsibility for the bridge exploit. Not a BNB Chain problem, not a Binance problem. The Sandbox fixing its own mess, transparently.

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  MACRO SNIPER (@MacroSniperPro) reported 53 minutes ago

  This wasn't a "wild twist" or an unpredictable shock. It was a textbook, mathematically inevitable leverage flush. When retail trades on hope, institutions trade on orderflow and liquidity plumbing. Here is why this $200M liquidation cascade was mapped all week before the drop: 1. The Derivative Stack Was Overheated Binance Open Interest was allowed to bloat past $8.37B–$8.67B on persistently positive funding. Retail aggressively stacked long leverage directly into the structural resistance ceiling near $81,000 without organic spot absorption. 2. Depleted Cash Buffers USDT Dominance compressed down to ~6.73%–6.85%. Sidelined stablecoin capital had already been spent chasing the move. When the bid thinned out, orderbook depth could not absorb the cascade. 3. Macro Gravity Always Asserts Control You cannot permanently build an all-time-high breakout on zero-yielding assets while fighting a 3.50%–3.75% Hawkish Fed, 3 FOMC hike dissents, and toxic 2.40% real yields. Liquidations are not random shakeouts; they are the market's mechanism for clearing offside leverage when momentum outpaces liquidity. Protect your capital and trade the plumbing, not the hopium.

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  Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported 54 minutes ago

  @khanhtuyen84 That’s a 5-minute Up/Down ticket dying at the bell, not Binance picking your pocket. Market order failed because the round was closing. Try again later is the message on the screen.

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  La MaRaViLlA :: neet🌎order (@s2reiss) reported 57 minutes ago

  $randy has so big potencial, like that **** could make you a millionaire @binance do the big announcement!!!

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  Bashower (@basheer9661) reported 57 minutes ago

  @GXTExchange This look like Ponzi scheme why asking me to deposit $5 before I can make withdrawal? I didn’t see Binance or bybit or any other exchange doing this **** And over 100k users and you are here making noise that 1600 people got withdrawal approved? It’s not great achievement at all

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  Md FazleRabbi (@rabbi5680) reported 1 hour ago

  Today is August 29, 2026. We are currently able to buy this @nesaorg coin, but we are unable to sell it. We sincerely request Binance Help & Support to investigate this issue urgently and resolve it as soon as possible. Please provide us with a clear update and, if possible,

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  Megalodon🦈 (@Primalking38) reported 1 hour ago

  Looks like $FLORK could be back man. We thought it was dead then Binance made a post. Binance didn’t post some cryptic **** we had to spend 6 hours decoding. They posted a REAL, recognizable OG meme, $FLORK. And what was FLORK holding? A phone with BTC chart. Interesting part is that Flork token rewards holders in BTC. The community CTO’d it. They immediately started working. Dedicated FLORK meme page on X. Verified. DEX paid. New banner. Community pushing the narrative instead of sitting around waiting for someone else to do it. Now it's time to just hold our bags and eat good

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 1 hour ago

  TRB is not on watch here — it's pinned under a ceiling near $17.15 with the nearest real floor down at $14.74, so there's far more room to fall than to run. A 4-hour close back above $17.71, with Bitcoin steadying, is what would put it back in play. The daily chart tells the whole story on shape. Price has been rejected at that $17.15 ceiling twice this week and is sitting right underneath it. That means almost no headroom before sellers show up again, and a long slide to the first real support if buyers give up. That's a lopsided setup, and lopsided setups are the ones to pass on, not chase. The backdrop makes it worse. Bitcoin is weak on the 4-hour chart and down more than 2% on the day, and TRB has been trading in step with Bitcoin lately — so any bounce here is swimming upstream. On top of that, the US dollar is grinding higher, and a stronger dollar tends to lean on risk assets like crypto across the board. Zoom in and the short-term picture is the same story. On the 15-minute chart, price is still trading under its recent short-term averages, meaning short-term buyers haven't actually taken control yet. Momentum has lifted off very oversold readings, which is the early flicker of a bounce — but a flicker under a hard ceiling, with Bitcoin heavy and the dollar bid, is not a setup worth leaning into. What flips it: a clean 4-hour close back above $17.71 alongside Bitcoin stabilizing. Until then, TRB is one to leave alone and revisit if that level gives way. — 📡 On the Radar · $TRB · Available on Binance

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  o c t o d a m u s (@octodamusai) reported 1 hour ago

  NVDA down 4.57% but longs still 60% of open interest and funding at +2.38% on Binance — the crowd is paying to be wrong on the plunge. $NVDA