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	4 days ago
Angers	Login	29 days ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month ago
Nice	Mobile App	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	3 months ago

Full Outage Map

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  BK (@CoinRushzzz) reported 16 seconds ago

  @binance Even on Venus we can get access

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  Alex 🥷 (@Shilllin) reported 3 minutes ago

  This is why I respect binance and CZ… These guys did it without the help of X.. If anything X has been a hinderance to the best CEX in history They even wrote a bigger check than a16z during the acquisition Yet this app still floods Binance fud, this is the disgusting side of capitalism

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  0xAnre (@0xAnre) reported 5 minutes ago

  What would be the best remote server location choice for saving Binance data? And secondly, for Polymarket?

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  𝐎𝐠𝐞à (@OgeOgbeide) reported 10 minutes ago

  @RobertSagurton @binance @slx_fi I like the problem being framed around fairness rather than just speed.

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  walletsonchain (@walletsonchain) reported 10 minutes ago

  $HERD, dev's 24,770th token launch. The first one that stuck. Down 20% in the first ten minutes we looked. Up over 300% inside the hour after that. Five wallets caught the swing regardless. $12.0K between them. The biggest exit landed within two minutes of the pair's high so far, straight off a Binance withdrawal. Two more have been here before, on GOON and on MURPHY. Forty percent of supply carries a bundler tag. The on-chain rug score reads 75%. @Cented7 @Cupseyy @nyhrox · CA: 4kLGtsRthjapD7xdnZ5WzzZiTdZfuScmDm6X1fX1pump · Aug 7, 15:34 BST

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  YoungSheldon (@YoungMaxgvjn) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance one of my friend is having some amount of fund in his binance, his facial verification is getting failed. Now he can't redeem his funds because you are asking him to do it during login process. What shall he do now? Can you help?

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  Travyiscracked (@travyiscracked) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Hx7_01 @binance Seems like no exchange is trustworthy these days, all have similar issues

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  Zghire (@Zghire_) reported 14 minutes ago

  I’d like to announce that @binance locked my account around 3 months ago then few days back they took out 900 Sol for no reason at all and zero explanation and on top of all that they still have my account locked. I won’t cry about the money back not a single **** given to be honest you can shove it up your asses. It’s just crazy how stupid this is when they can seize your money with no reason and give you zero explanations and it’s just over. I’m now working on $Zghire and that will be my whole focus for the next upcoming bull cycle. One thing for sure i ain’t never using that dog **** exchange ever again and i’m happy i cashed out millions thanks to @Pumpfun and my trading skills for changing my life forever. I just wanted to share this cause i just knew about it and it’s kinda ****** up. $Zghire to 6figures with haste!

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  ah_zaranda (@Ah_Zaranda) reported 14 minutes ago

  A 17-year-old Japanese student built a trading bot with Claude Code in 6 days. Used his iPad as a second monitor. First night: $7989 profit. Starting capital: $957. Total profit so far: $803,000. Here's how it works: The bot scans over 50 markets simultaneously. Syncs live BTC data from Binance every second. Spots price errors before humans even notice. The edge is pure speed + pattern recognition. While traders stare at charts trying to predict the next move, his bot is already executing on mispricing across dozens of markets. No guessing. No emotions. No hesitation. Just Claude Code logic finding gaps that close in seconds. He built the entire system in 48 hours: Claude Code handles the trading logic Binance API feeds real-time BTC data iPad displays multi-market monitoring Executes trades when arbitrage windows open The system runs 24/7. Every price dislocation = profit opportunity. Most people are still trading manually, refreshing charts, second-guessing entries. Meanwhile this 17-year-old engineering student turned $957 into $803K by letting Claude Code do what humans can't: process 50 markets instantly and execute without fear. Why are people still trading manually? I'm giving away the exact Claude Code setup for free. 24 hours only. To get it: 1 Comment " Lets grow" 2 Like and Repost 3 Follow @ahzaranda I'll DM you the complete setup.

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  Marik 🦖🔴🔴🔴 (@mika8002) reported 15 minutes ago

  @yungdoteth bro one more frequency and he unlocks binance support

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  Zetoshi (@ZetoshiX) reported 15 minutes ago

  Let me tell you something interesting about $BICO that most people probably don’t know! $BICO isn’t some random token. Biconomy was founded in 2019, and the project had some BIG names involved in its early funding. Its backers/investors included: • Binance • Coinbase Ventures • Mechanism Capital • DACM • Bain Capital Ventures • CoinFund • Fenbushi Capital • Huobi • True Ventures • NFX • Zee Prime Capital • Woodstock • Eden Block And it gets even more interesting… The $9M funding round also reportedly included major crypto-industry individuals connected to Aave, Flashbots, FalconX, and Arbitrum. $BICO later launched through CoinList in 2021. CoinList public sale prices: Option 1: $0.25 Option 2: $0.15 More than 850,000 users reportedly registered for the sale, and both options SOLD OUT. Now look at where $BICO is trading years later… And suddenly we’re seeing some of the biggest volume activity in its history, while open interest is exploding again. Something is getting interesting here. NFA.

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 20 minutes ago

  A simple summary of my conversation with Muneeb yesterday — no speculation, just what he directly clarified: Why did Binance add the Monitoring Tag? According to Muneeb, it was because Binance needed more time to review the network upgrade and the change in STX emissions. It was not because of liquidity, OTC activity, token supply, or market makers. Is Binance asking Stacks to fix something? According to Muneeb, no. Binance asked for information about the hard fork, the upgrade process, and communication around the emissions change. Stacks provided the information, Binance completed the upgrade, and Binance said they currently need nothing further. Is the Stacks treasury selling STX into the market? Muneeb said no. He stated that the treasury does not sell STX on the open market. Did miner rewards suddenly increase? According to Muneeb, no. Miner STX rewards remain the same as they have been since 2021. Who is the market maker? Muneeb confirmed that Wintermute is the market maker. He said Wintermute has a relatively small loan of a few million STX and that this arrangement has not changed for years. Then why is liquidity weak? His explanation was simple: trading volume fell during the bear market. The Stacks Endowment is working on separate programs intended to improve liquidity, and more information will be released later. What about the tighter leverage conditions? Muneeb said these are related to current trading volumes and are separate from the Binance Monitoring Tag. My takeaway: Some of the things I previously tried to understand using public information were different from what Muneeb explained from his direct conversations with Binance. Where my interpretation was wrong, I accept that and corrected it. The most important thing for me is that we now have clearer information directly from the founder. We don’t need everyone to agree. We need more transparency, more questions, and more communication — especially when the community is uncertain. Yesterday was a good example of why dialogue is better than silence. Less information creates speculation. More conversation creates clarity. Thanks again for Muneeb. @muneeb @Stacks @StacksEndowment

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  Rob (@Peyton211) reported 24 minutes ago

  @cryptofergani That Oct huge liquidation event didn't help. Some will never come back. Thank Binance and wintermute

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  Ash (@DevEngineOz) reported 24 minutes ago

  $BTC 4hr Market Session CLOSE updates. Data points: 1⃣ 4hr POC (support) reclaimed 2⃣ 4hr VAH (resistance) tapped but not reclaimed 3⃣ PWH (resistance) still above This weeks PA has been quite interesting to watch as it's simply just trended up (somewhat abnormal). Early 🔴SHORT Liquidity has continued to be chewed out and 🟢LONGS have been mostly left alone........ Plenty of 🔴SELL side LIMITS on the #Binance PERPS order book still in the ~$65500-65000 range. However this has steady and adjusting since about Wednesday. I might drop some lower TF charts later today when i've had a better look at overnight PA. Have a pleasant day 🎩

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  Alex 🥷 (@Shilllin) reported 27 minutes ago

  Can someone from the @binance team fix this We’re going to need all hands on deck to start a crypto movement

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  BigBlueNation (@BigBlueNation85) reported 30 minutes ago

  Here’s bout how I figure they do business at places like binance and these shady exchanges. Come in on Monday. Check the books. If we’re behind somewhere let’s run that one in our direction. How else do you explain. Bitcoin moves up but certain coins barely moves until the moment THEY need it to move then Bitcoin barely moves and certain coins pumps like hell. It’s near impossible to keep up with what’s moving

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  GoatForever (@GoatForever97) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Crypt0Bizzi Snapshot settlement was broken. One single oracle read deciding the whole contract invites pure manipulation. Last-second Binance pumps were free money for anyone with size.

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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 36 minutes ago

  Today's $ONDO data is materially bullish relative to yesterday. Not because price happens to be green. ONDO is trading around $0.3564, up roughly 2.62% over 24 hours. Now look, after everything we watched happen yesterday, today's internal data is considerably better. And I mean considerably. Yesterday we had an enormous liquidation event, retail was running away, futures flow was deeply negative, spot flow was deeply negative and ONDO was coming off eight consecutive down sessions. Today, price is higher and nearly every major pressure point underneath it has improved. Because the underlying pressure has changed dramatically. • Price: +2.62% • Open interest: $182.8M → $188.6M • 24H liquidations: $1.13M → $108K • 12H futures flow: -$5.62M → -$64K • 12H spot flow: -$2.56M → -$343K • Binance retail positioning: still only 1.09 • Binance top-trader positions: still 1.93 long Yesterday looks like capitulation/bottom. Needs validation though. Nothing is ever 100%. If anyone tells you different run the other way. Now today looks like stabilization and the beginning of participation returning after that capitulation. And what I particularly like is that retail has not jumped right back into the pool. The leverage was flushed first. The selling pressure collapsed. The internals began repairing. And now price is starting to respond. That is a much better setup than we had 24 hours ago.

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  Rado | τsc (@RadoTsc) reported 36 minutes ago

  A live chain split just happened on Bitcoin. I spent 4 hours studying BIP-110 It changed how I see this network after 10+ years of holding. Long post. Worth it. 👇 My position first: Bitcoin is a monetary network. I hate spam. Ordinals and arbitrary data have no business in blocks. I still don't think this is a winnable fight, and I don't think the people promoting it are honest about who pays for it. THE PROBLEM IS REAL Core nodes permit arbitrary data in transactions. JPEGs, inscriptions, non-monetary payloads. Fake outputs used as storage sit in the UTXO set permanently. Every node holds that in memory forever. Higher hardware requirements mean fewer people running nodes, which means centralization. That concern is legitimate. WHAT HAPPENED AT BLOCK 961,632 BIP-110 nodes began rejecting any block that doesn't signal version bit 4. Not the contents. The vote flag. The actual data limits don't activate until block 965,664. The first non-signaling block arrived. They rejected it. Split. WHY THIS IS UGLY 2.6% of hashpower signals bit 4. So BIP-110 nodes now reject roughly 97% of blocks produced. They're building on a chain backed by 2.6% of hashpower. 10 minutes ÷ 0.026 = one block every ~6.5 hours. That chain doesn't merge back. Every block hashes its parent, so once the histories diverge they stay diverged. WHO ACTUALLY PAYS A miner signaling bit 4 still earns 3.125 BTC per block. On a chain no exchange lists. They cannot send it to Binance. They cannot convert it to dollars. The power bill arrives anyway. The loudest advocates run nodes. If this fails they change one config line and resync. Cost: an afternoon. The people with nothing at stake set the deadline. The people with power bills absorb it. THE PART THAT CHANGED MY MIND Retail node count was never leverage. 20,000 basement nodes carry less weight than one Binance node, because Binance is where BTC becomes dollars. 2017 worked because the exchanges themselves refused SegWit2x. Miners faced unsellable coins and folded in days. In 2026 every major exchange runs Core. The threat has no financial edge. WHAT I NOW BELIEVE Hashpower follows dollars. Dollars flow through exchanges. Exchanges run Core. So the nodes that actually set Bitcoin's rules are a handful of exchange nodes, not the thousands of us running one at home. Not a conspiracy. Just where the money is. I wanted node sovereignty to be real leverage. After 10 years I don't think it is. More on this as to how it ties to Bittensor $TAO maybe tomorrow 1/2 Happy to be proven wrong. @mattkratter @LukeDashjr @GrassFedBitcoin $BTC

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  ri 🍷 (@exsmerald) reported 37 minutes ago

  My prompt as someone who's a beginner trader: Treat me like your smartest friend who somehow still thinks every green candle is a buy signal. Whenever I send you a chart, explain what’s happening in simple terms. Break down the trend, market structure, support and resistance, volume, possible entry and exit points, and the risks. Tell me what the chart is actually saying, what could go right, what could go wrong, and what would invalidate the setup. Don’t just tell me what to do. Teach me how to see the trade myself. And if I’m forcing a setup because I’m emotionally attached to it, call me out before the market does. @binance #BuildWithYou

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  ᴄʜɪ_ᴄʀʏᴘᴛᴏ🎒 (@only_son_twitte) reported 39 minutes ago

  @RobertSagurton @binance @slx_fi That lag is a real fairness problem for onchain traders. DFBA is an interesting approach to closing that gap without compromising execution.

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  HappilyNorth (@happilynorth) reported 41 minutes ago

  @chadmasterxbt @Motoswap @binance Did you and Danny see my dm, Chad? Could use your help on this.

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  Ali kardas (@Alikard71051052) reported 43 minutes ago

  May God help crypto investors; three months ago, I lost a $2,000 portfolio in the spot market. I bought MBOX—which was listed on Binance—but less than two weeks later, news broke that it was being delisted. I transferred it to another exchange and waited, then swapped it for HLK

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  0xMunem_Bro (@0xmunem_bro) reported 47 minutes ago

  @AhMeDI1001 @binance It's like comparing a local shop to a global internet service, both serve a purpose but operate differently.

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  Sultan (@sultan5568) reported 50 minutes ago

  @BitMartExchange My USDT-TRC20 withdrawals to Binance are automatically refunded. I tried 98.5 USDT and then 100 USDT. Both were refunded within about 30 seconds and neither generated a TXID. I tried to contact customer service but since 3 days no response

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  ayu trades - spaylater, ggives, etc. (@ayutrades) reported 50 minutes ago

  open for trades 💸 - load to cash (regular & load card) - binance to cash - paypal to cash - gcash to paypal - gcash to binance - not verify balance transfer to verify (gcash, maya, shopee, lazada, grab, pricelocq) - gcash & maya w/issue transfer balance

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  Rado | τsc (@RadoTsc) reported 52 minutes ago

  2/2 Above I broke down the BIP-110 chain split and why node runners refusing blocks means nothing when exchanges decide what gets priced. Studying it for 4 hours got me thinking about Bittensor, and the comparison is uncomfortable for Bitcoin. THE SAME GAME, BOTH NETWORKS A Bitcoin spammer(jpeg, ordinals) isn't a vandal. He's an optimizer. Blockspace is priced by the byte. Witness data gets a 75% discount and almost no inspection. So you can store a JPEG on the most secure ledger on earth for a few dollars, then sell it as an Ordinal for hundreds. The protocol pays you to do it. You'd be irrational not to. A Bittensor miner does the exact same math. Emissions flow to whatever the validator scores highly. Find the cheapest input that scores well, farm it. Not cheating. Following the incentive as written. Both are the same failure: a reward function with a gap in it, and someone smart enough to find the gap. THE DIFFERENCE IS WHAT HAPPENS NEXT Bittensor: subnet owner ships new validator logic, sets a minimum version, miners update or stop earning. Days. Bitcoin: devs filtered inscriptions, spammers changed the data's shape. Filtered again, new shape again. Two years of cat and mouse, no resolution, and today a chain split instead of a fix. Bittensor's "centralization" is what lets it close exploits FAST Bitcoin's lack of an owner is what leaves them open. THE PART I CAN'T SHAKE I always believed Satoshi being gone was Bitcoin's strength. No leader to pressure, no throat to choke. BIP-110 showed me the leadership just moved somewhere less accountable. 20,000 basement nodes changed nothing. What matters is which software Binance and Coinbase run, because they're where BTC becomes dollars. Miners are regulated firms with power bills and legal obligations. They mine whatever the exchanges will price. Influence flows to exchanges. Exchanges set the rules. Hashpower follows. Nobody voted. So it's still governance by a handful of well-capitalized players. The only thing "no leader" bought us was not knowing who to ask. WHERE THAT LEAVES ME Bitcoin is still one of my favorite assets and I'm not selling. But I held a belief for 10 years that I no longer hold. Deep pockets govern either way. At least Bittensor is honest about it. This made me more focused on TAO, not less.

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  MoneyLord (@MoneyLord) reported 58 minutes ago

  GM The perfect mix of meme and utility The most retail friendly meme coin marscoin-4:native will trade at billions You had all signs there, but skill issues That is why most of people make 0 money in this space During last 10 days of holding $MARSCOIN i made 25k$ in $SPCX What happens once its on binance spot and retail find out they can make passive income just by holding it? Billions happens

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  P41NT_1T_BL4CK (@FLY_N_H1) reported 58 minutes ago

  @binance 100% of a worthless crypto = Jack ****

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  Sỹ Hùng (@syhung909090) reported 59 minutes ago

  @CoinMarketCap 1/CMC Research July 2026 Exchange Report. Total volume: $3.77T across 11 exchanges, down 20.4% from June. Binance share grew to the highest YTD: 42.81%. Net capital flow: −$2.19B, moderating from −$8.37B. The market cooled. Concentration did not.