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	5 days ago
Itu	Website	11 days ago
Seattle	Website	11 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	21 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Whale Factor (@WhaleFactor) reported 2 minutes ago

  🐋 WHALE WATCH : Binance has recovered over $8B in mistaken user funds since 2021. Yi He disclosed the number this week. Thats not a headline feature. Its support infrastructure running quietly at a scale most platforms cant touch fraud recovery security ops customer service edge cases that never make the changelog. Serious heavy lifting.

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  Simon Desue (@SimonDesue) reported 2 minutes ago

  @0xAnthonyyy just expanding access across binance tron defi summer compounding real value

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  You Can Short It (@youcanshortit) reported 3 minutes ago

  Binance just crossed 300 million retail users and processed $156.4 trillion in cumulative volume. That context matters for what comes next. Starting June 1, 2026, Binance opens access to 7,000+ US stocks and ETFs, all settled in USDT, USDC, or BNB. No bank account required. No currency conversion. Just stablecoin rails. In the first week of stock trading, over 80% of volume came from emerging-market users. Within the first month, the product hit $1B in assets and nearly $3B in cumulative trading volume. That is not a crypto exchange anymore. That is payments infrastructure dressed as a brokerage. $BNB Chain stablecoin supply is up roughly 200% since 2025, now sitting near $13.9B on-chain. United Stable's token (U) grew approximately 180x in 2026, already past $1B. USD1 is part of the same playbook. Here is the structural reality: when equity trades settle in USDT, stablecoins stop being a trading asset and start being core financial infrastructure. That shift changes how you think about BNB Chain tokens entirely. More stablecoin supply on BNB Chain means deeper liquidity across the ecosystem. More liquidity means tighter spreads, more active markets, more lending supply available, and more room for price discovery in both directions. The part most holders are not pricing in: deeper liquidity cuts both ways. When a token on BNB Chain has real stablecoin depth behind it, the downside becomes just as tradeable as the upside. Drawdowns stop being exits and start being positions. That is the piece worth watching as Binance scales this super app model through 2026.

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  👑 King KaiZen 👑 (@OxShenlong) reported 3 minutes ago

  @yellowpantherx @binance I am the unluckiest one...i know i will not win...but still i support you

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  Slade 🛡️ LLM Hacker (@llm_redteam) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance on-chain doesn't fix p-hacking, it just makes bad data permanent. funding a 7-10 year drug trial with token holders who lose interest in 3 months, that mismatch is the real risk here, not the tech.

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  Theherbfarmer (@theherbfarmer) reported 12 minutes ago

  @THChumor @binance Just change your handle my guy, cuz you don't ever post **** about ****.

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  tradt 🔺 (@wsf4l) reported 12 minutes ago

  Some deep-pocketed Binance genius loaded BTC from 20:30–21:30 UTC with most obvious TWAP known to man then ran stops above $65K at 22:15 UTC. Nobody chased it higher so he started puking it out around 00:00 UTC. No idea if he got paid but I did. Please do that stupid **** again.

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  crypto Man (@ibrahim43181418) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Gayu_BTC $CEX is live. Cool idea, one problem - trenchers dump every bag the second it lands. So we sent supply to the wallets of Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget, Kraken, MEXC and other CEXes. they hold it now. CA: 0xc4892b6221788d4ee230b47a858fdad6d3837777

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  D2 Finance (@D2_Finance) reported 15 minutes ago

  Update on our question from yesterday. We asked @hyperithm and @AccountableData whether the reserve line was gross or net of hedge legs, and suggested publishing a net figure alongside the gross. Today the dashboard shows both. Gross reserves 87.0M. Liabilities 24.6M. Net reserves 62.4M against 51.7M supply. Net coverage 120.7%. The 20M jump we flagged was borrowed, confirmed by their own liabilities line. And to be clear, 120.7% net is a solvent print. Credit where due @AccountableData for the fix. Which brings us to the next line item: the 22% APR. Paying 22% on 51.7M supply plus roughly 7% on 24.6M of borrowings requires about 13M a year, or 15%+ gross on the 87M book, delta neutral. Hyperliquid (21.4M) and Binance (7.8M) funding at generous assumptions cover maybe 3.4M. The remaining ~10M a year must come from the 56.8M labeled Securities. That is a 17% yield on something called Securities. So, two questions: 1. What is inside the Securities bucket? 2. Is the 22% earned, or is it a bid for capital paid partly out of the 10.7M excess? Nothing wrong with subsidizing a rate to grow. Everything wrong with not saying so. The balance sheet is now published. The income statement is next. Fade D2 at your own risk.

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  Dark Crypto (@explor_wd_hamza) reported 16 minutes ago

  Dogecoin is down 73% in 8 months. Binance just recorded $1.2 billion in meme coin sell-offs. CPI came in at 3.5% — the best print of 2026 — and DOGE pumped 2.25%. Bitcoin pumped 2.24% on the same news. The most hyped meme coin in history is now performing exactly like Bitcoin. Except Bitcoin didn’t lose 73% getting here. #Dogecoin #Memecoins #Crypto

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  CantillonFX (@CantillonFX) reported 18 minutes ago

  The #PulseChain free public RPC went down. The chain did not go down. Validators did not go offline. Nodes did not go offline. Blocks are still being produced, and you can still bridge in and out and do whatever else you could otherwise do. Think of an RPC basically like your ISP. If ur ISP goes down, the internet does not stop existing. You turn off yr wifi, switch to mobile data, and carry on until ur provider is back. Same idea here. From a normal user perspective you do not need to care how any of it works under the hood. You just need a connection that works. Ethereum has no official RPC run by the etehreum foundation. Infura is the one most people default to, and it is also MetaMask's default provider since both are owned by consensys. Late 2020 Infura went down and the whole ecosystem lost its mind. Here is what that looked like. MetaMask stopped working. Uniswap broke, with dead price feeds and failing swaps, because it leans soley on Infura by default, or at least did then. Dapps across the ecosystem went down with it. If ur wallet pointed at Infura you could not submit a transaction, because ur wallet had nothing to talk to. binance bithumb upbit and crypto com all halted ETH and erc20 withdrawls. CZ said there was a possible chain split becuase etherscan and blockchair were showing different data. Everyone crying.. There was no chain split. Infura was just running an old Geth version that hit a consensus bug. Anyone on a newer version was fine. Alchemy and Blockcypher had zero issues. Anyone conncted to their own node saw nothing wrong at all. Infura updated, everything was back the same day, and ETH barely moved. The panic was about the connection not the chain. Similar thing happened in 2022. These days the main dapps have fallbacks incase it happens again. If you are not running ur own node, which is the vast majority, switch ur wallet to any other working RPC, submit ur transaction, and it goes through normally. Same fix people already use on Ethereum... Anyone is free to input whatever RPC they want into their wallet, both on Ethereum and PulseChain. Nobody is forcing you to use the one that went down.

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  Biscuit (@biscuitweb3) reported 20 minutes ago

  why i moved to @okx after the MiCA deadline passed on ,July 1, i didn’t want to keep my funds on an exchange that could face problems serving EU users. so i moved from Binance to @okx , which received its MiCA licence in January 2025. the transfer was easier than i expected: > opened my OKX account and completed verification > selected the asset and deposit network > copied the address and checked it carefully > sent a small test transfer first > moved the remaining balance after it arrived they’re also offering 8% back on deposits, up to €20,000 in USDC, and new users can receive up to €400. the OKX Card, X-Perps and Earn are available in the same app too. full process in the video below👇

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  Shenna Pason (@o14659) reported 23 minutes ago

  @GhostMMXM That, McMullen is doing since Binance Listing. We were expecting 0.4 level then but impossible if it goes like that.

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  Freedom07 (@freshatiti) reported 23 minutes ago

  @teddi_speaks So binance is not the only crime scene, all block chains are culpable

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  enrico (@enricodefi) reported 24 minutes ago

  @yettisheep4 fair on both. imo binance having both discovery and volume doesn't tell us the volume is there because of discovery. binance also has ten years of head start and the deepest books in the world, that alone attracts flow. the cleaner comparison is between dexes, where nobody has that head start. and there the arrakis report shows it: lighter wins on discovery in 27 of 29 assets, but hyperliquid still has the volume. so discovery and volume look like two different prizes. on batching, agree it slows down the fastest informed traders. but that's the point of the design, not a flaw. the venue is built for everyone who doesn't want to lose to whoever has the fastest connection. it takes its reference prices from outside, it's not trying to be the place where btc's price gets made. also a good example is a pre-ipo perp, as it has no binance to copy from. whatever price forms there is the price. so "you need continuous time for real discovery" can be true for btc and irrelevant for the markets that don't exist anywhere else yet. that's the part i find really interesting.

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  Tom (@tomrblessings) reported 32 minutes ago

  @hamybinance @binance The funds I received was from my brother to support me with the cost of living. I purposely told him to sent USDT instead of traditional banking because I like crypto crrency and I want my brother to be familiar with it too.

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  badgerSATS (@badgersats) reported 32 minutes ago

  @binance @BinanceUkraine BINANACE IS GARBAGE SCAM 9 YEARS OF STEALING WASH TRADE INSIDE TRADE USERS

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  Ivan Bullish (@IvanBullish) reported 32 minutes ago

  @shuigvn binance really holding the whole market down

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  Mark Earnest (@CaptainErnie21) reported 32 minutes ago

  @binance @heyibinance Can you help recover hacked and stolen crypto? Asking for a friend.

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  Scamcoin (@ScamcoinSPL) reported 35 minutes ago

  @binance morale department working overtime

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  Azarian (@santay26) reported 37 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk Unfortunately I can't access the website,need to use VPN that can forfeit some of event I joined.. is there any link connected to binance app?

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  David_John (@David_John_555) reported 38 minutes ago

  What Are Tokenized Assets—and Why Does Everyone Suddenly Care? For years, blockchain was mostly associated with cryptocurrencies. Now the conversation is shifting. More people are talking about tokenized assets because they represent something bigger than another digital coin. They represent the idea that real-world assets—from financial products to commodities—can be recorded and transferred on blockchain networks. On paper, it sounds simple. In reality, it's a major shift in how ownership and settlement could work. Tokenization has the potential to improve transparency, reduce settlement times, and make certain assets more accessible through fractional ownership. That's why banks, fintech companies, and blockchain innovators are paying close attention. But excitement should never replace understanding. A tokenized asset is only as meaningful as the rights behind it. Who issues it? What backs it? What legal protections exist? Can it be redeemed? These questions matter far more than the technology itself. Like any financial product, tokenized assets can carry market, liquidity, issuer, technology, and regulatory risks. Rules also differ across jurisdictions, and not every product is available in every region. The future of finance may become more digital, but informed decisions will always matter more than fast-moving trends. Before exploring any tokenized product, take time to understand how it works, what rights it provides, and what regulations apply where you live. Educational only—not financial advice. Always do your own research and rely on official sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Hailey Luxe 💎 (@cursed_babe) reported 40 minutes ago

  @uddin_mohi6574 @sunshinebinance @binance wow binance vibes like rocket launch i feel like a broken comic book.

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  chuckie ray (@HandsCovered) reported 45 minutes ago

  @binance i lost $50,000 dollars leverage trading on your website

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  FarmingSats (@0xFarmingSats) reported 49 minutes ago

  @TimeForPlanX @Yeicrypto I mean I'm not down -99% and marrying my altcoin bag. Good luck. I hope you have money in something else too... Because it ain't looking good for y'all. The Binance delisting will come. ;)

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  HR Ronald (@HRRonald001) reported 50 minutes ago

  Step 1: Pick a brand you use daily. Select a well-known tech startup, e-commerce brand, or fintech app (e.g., PiggyVest, Binance, or an international brand like Amazon). Your goal is to act as an independent customer agent for them. Go to their "Frequently Asked Questions" (FAQ) page. Identify the 3 most common issues users complain about (e.g., failed transactions, login errors, or subscription cancellations).

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  Ai agent (@ai_agent001) reported 50 minutes ago

  @binance Finally getting 24/7 access to tech giants without the middleman

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  dimasta.sol (@_dimasta) reported 52 minutes ago

  @BinancePk I believe Binance has effectively stolen my money. In May, I transferred funds from another crypto exchange to my Binance account. My funds were frozen, and I was told the review would take 10 days. After 10 days, nothing changed. Support then told me to wait 30 more days. After those 30 days, they extended the deadline by another 30 days. Now that period has also passed, and my funds are still frozen with no explanation. I have screenshots of every conversation with Binance Support. UID: 39897529 Case ID: 165532131 Please review my case.

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  Ether Wizz (@EtherWizz_) reported 55 minutes ago

  Stablecoins: What They Are, How They Work & The Risks Most People Ignore If you've spent enough time in crypto, you'll eventually realize something interesting: the assets that barely move in price are often the ones that keep the entire market moving. That's exactly what stablecoins do. When I started trading, I treated stablecoins as nothing more than a place to park profits. Over time, especially during high-volatility days and market wide panic, I realized they're the rails that connect almost everything in crypto from trading and DeFi to cross border payments. A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value, usually around $1. But that stability doesn't happen by magic. It depends on the system behind it. Some stablecoins are backed by cash and short term U.S. Treasury bills held in reserve. Others are backed by excess crypto collateral locked on chain. A few have tried maintaining their peg through algorithms alone, and history has shown that this approach can fail dramatically when market confidence disappears. That's why I never put every stablecoin in the same category. A $1 price doesn't always mean the same level of safety. For traders, stablecoins are the fastest way to move between positions without converting back to a bank account. They're also the backbone of liquidity on most exchanges, making it easier to enter and exit markets in seconds instead of waiting on traditional banking rails. Beyond trading, they've become one of crypto's most practical tools. People use them to send money across borders, settle payments 24/7, earn yield in DeFi, and protect purchasing power in regions where local currencies are unstable. But stable should never be confused with risk free. The biggest risks aren't always obvious. Reserve quality matters. Transparency matters. Smart contract security matters. Regulation matters. And above all, confidence matters. Once people lose trust in the system supporting a stablecoin, maintaining its peg becomes much harder. One event changed how I look at stablecoins forever: the collapse of algorithmic models proved that a peg is only as strong as the mechanism defending it. Since then, I've stopped asking, Is it trading at $1? and started asking, What keeps it at $1? Before holding any stablecoin, I always check four things: - Who issues it? - What backs it? - How transparent are the reserves? - Has it remained resilient during periods of market stress? Stablecoins may never generate the excitement of a 10x token, but they're one of the most important innovations in this industry. Every day, billions of dollars move through them because they solve a real problem: transferring value quickly, globally and around the clock. The biggest lesson I've learned is simple: Don't trust a stablecoin because it's worth $1. Trust it because you understand what keeps it there. #Binance #LearnWithBinance

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  Wise Advice (@wiseadvicesumit) reported 58 minutes ago

  🇮🇳 INDIA'S CRYPTO MARKET HAS A NEW PROBLEM. It's no longer spot trading. It's leverage. 💀 According to a new report by Moneycontrol: • Crypto futures now account for over 80% of trading volume on Indian exchanges. • The biggest reason? Tax arbitrage. • Spot trading is subject to a 1% TDS, while crypto futures currently avoid that levy, making them far more attractive for active traders. But there's a catch. Industry data suggests that 70-80% of retail traders in crypto derivatives are losing money. Unlike equity derivatives, crypto futures in India currently operate in a regulatory grey area. • No SEBI oversight. • No RBI regulation. • Some exchanges offer leverage as high as 100x. That's compared to a maximum of 5x leverage in India's regulated equity derivatives market. Meanwhile, nearly 75% of Indian crypto trading is estimated to happen on offshore exchanges like Binance and Bybit, largely to avoid domestic taxes. The result? More leverage. More offshore trading. More risk. India's crypto market is growing rapidly... But the regulatory framework is still trying to catch up. Source: Moneycontrol