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 (33%)
• Website (33%)
• Mobile App (17%)
• Login (17%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Binance outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	17 days ago
Angers	Login	1 month 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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  Ricefarmer🍚 (@RiceFarmerNFT) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Reno_Web3 @binance What exactly does Agent OS do, and how can it help me trade more efficiently?

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  X'evolvefull (@evolvefull) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance As AI agents gain access to trading, wallets and payments, how will Agent OS enforce least-privilege permissions and contain an agent that behaves unexpectedly? Can users revoke access instantly without affecting unrelated funds or positions? #AskBinance

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  bekicot (@xbekicot) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance How does Agent OS actually work with Binance? Is it mainly for trading, or can it help with other things too? #AskBinance

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  Ishowsp33t (@ishowsp33t) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance Looks like a glitch 👀

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  Noor Khayal14 (@NKhayal14) reported 11 minutes ago

  Agent OS should automatically detect and resolve #Binance wallet, withdrawal, and transaction issues. An AI-powered assistant could save users time and make crypto much easier. I believe we’re getting closer to this reality with AI + Web3 innovation. 🚀

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  katy larreta (@katy_larreta) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Dylan_Wang2 @binance One app won't fix psychology

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  Market Edge Metrics (@mktedgemetrics) reported 12 minutes ago

  Critical anomaly in SEI/USDT on Binance: buyer-side net order flow surged to CRITICAL while price barely moved and top-of-book liquidity thinned. Potential impact: limited / no immediate price impact (absorption / "flow without price"). Watch whether follow-through appears or the book gives way if absorption fades. • 🟢 Net orderflow intensity (buyer): 99.93rd pct (robust z ≈ 8.85) → ALERT→CRITICAL at 08:00 UTC • Volume: +45% vs prior hour → 97.6th pct • Trade count: +10% vs prior hour → 97.9th pct • 🔴 Depth within 5 bps: -19% vs prior hour → ~6th pct (depressed) • Price: muted/normal → no matching move • Open interest: +1.4% vs prior hour → 92.5th pct (funding positive) Context: SEI has been in a mild uptrend with low realized vol. OI sits elevated with positive funding, and liquidations were quiet—so leverage isn’t being forcibly reset here. Development: After 06:20 UTC, activity picked up sharply and depth initially marked as deep. From there, depth trended lower into the signal. By 08:00 UTC, buyer-dominant net flow escalated to CRITICAL, yet price stayed largely unchanged. Cross-checks: Volume and trade count rose together, confirming real participation. Relationships flag “flow_without_price” and “activity_without_price.” Depth fell as aggressive flow arrived (“flow_vs_thinning”). Spreads stayed tight despite thinner size—execution risk is in quantity, not access. Interpretation: Evidence is consistent with absorption/pass-through of buy pressure and/or liquidity withdrawal as quotes shrink. A purely “balanced activity surge” is less convincing given the one-sided flow, but can’t be ruled out intrabar. Open questions: Is depth thinning due to passive quote pullbacks or active consumption? If absorption weakens, delayed price displacement may follow; if it persists, chop continues. #SEI #OrderFlow

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  sahil Tyagi (@Xnozne) reported 13 minutes ago

  @binance @binance You listed STORJ and millions of people trusted your platform with their hard-earned money. If you can delist it, you can also give the community one last chance. Please support STORJ and consider relisting it. Will Binance respond? 🙏

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  Myles🧣 (@Mollygreg25) reported 14 minutes ago

  @binance To protect enterprise capital, does Agent OS support multi sig prompt or webhook verifications before an agent can modify core subaccount parameters? #AskBinance

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  Ali Sherief (@Zenul_Abidin) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Phalcon_xyz @binance And Binance seems to be complicit in this! Or maybe they aren't aware, in which case they need to block this immediately and set up more watchers

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  Sumit93(❖,❖) (@Sumitb931) reported 19 minutes ago

  If Agent OS is designed to make AI agents more useful in the real world, what is the biggest problem Binance believes Agent OS can solve that today’s AI agents still struggle with and how will users actually benefit from it? #AskBinance

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  Jür.Gen.A₿ (@Mairon_1989) reported 25 minutes ago

  @binance MEME ****…KAS ONLY!

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  Resh (@RB178r) reported 26 minutes ago

  @binance If developers can connect AI agents to Binance through the Agent OS MCP Server, how does Binance plan to make the connection both simple for developers and granular enough for users to control exactly which Binance capabilities an agent can access? #AskBinance #Binance @binance

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  NFA and DYOR ofc (@kandleott) reported 27 minutes ago

  Weekly (33) summary: ● binance started pushing $btc higher to cause FOMO, collect short liquidity and increase revenue while CLARITY ACT is working like natural leverage - in reality its the last miserable push before dropping permanently below monthly ma50 NFA and DYOR ofc🤝

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  Burry Graham (@BurryGraham) reported 28 minutes ago

  Why was it delisted? $LOOM (Loom Network) Loom Network raised millions in 2017 with a pitch about plasma scaling for Ethereum, saying they’d build a “sidechain for gaming” where developers could deploy dapps instantly with low fees. The $LOOM token was going to power this new world. By 2019, the vision was clear: nobody actually wanted to build on Loom. Transaction volume stayed in the hundreds per day. Developers that tested the network moved to Polygon (then Matic) instead. Loom’s marketing got quieter. By 2021, the project was basically abandoned, with the team quietly pivoting to infrastructure consulting. $LOOM got delisted from Binance in 2022 and most major exchanges followed. The token still exists, still has a website, but trades for fractions of a cent on OTC markets. The kicker: Loom was technically sound. There was no hack, no fraud, no theft. The scaling solution worked exactly as promised. It just solved a problem nobody had. Nobody wanted to play games on Loom when Polygon existed. Sometimes the reason a token dies isn’t that it failed. It’s that the market moved before anyone noticed. $LOOM $MATIC $UXLINK

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  AB 🔶 (@Abrlien) reported 31 minutes ago

  @FullTiltFrancis @cz_binance Appreciate brother Next week I’ll be in Hong Kong for Bitcoin Asia to support CZ and Binance I don’t want to miss it so Binance and CZ come first

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  iPreMyZX (@iPreMyZX) reported 35 minutes ago

  Sometimes slowing down, studying the structure and doing your own research is more valuable than chasing a move after it already happened. Learn first. React second. DYOR. 🧠 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Crypto Noir (@TheCryptoNoir) reported 37 minutes ago

  Binance just launched Agent OS, giving automated AI agents direct API access to execute trades and manage account funds. Retail is literally trying to trade trendlines while fully autonomous algorithms are trading the order book at millisecond speeds. Imagine competing against an AI that never sleeps and feels zero emotional pain when your bags dump.

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  LearnToEarn 🔶🥇マナビ (@LearnToEarn_K) reported 38 minutes ago

  Binance Agent OS allows users to give AI agents limited access through Sub-Accounts with withdrawals blocked by default . However, according to TechCrunch, Binance cannot see the agent's reasoning behind its decisions.....that process happens entirely within the user's AI application . Given the demonstrated risk of prompt-injection attacks (like the Grok-Bankr incident where a Morse-coded prompt led to a $150,000 crypto loss , or Zscaler's findings that multiple LLMs can be manipulated into executing payments through hidden website prompts ), are Binance's existing security, risk-control, and AML policies for sub-account APIs sufficient to handle a scenario where a compromised agent executes harmful trades? And does Binance plan to introduce additional risk-monitoring or reasoning-auditing tools for agent activity in future updates? #AskBinance

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  Gorilla (@CryptoGorilla) reported 39 minutes ago

  What you missed today in memecoins, August 20th - $牛来 put in a new ATH of $75m as the movie grows globally and CZ posted a bull emoji - CZ also posted "tokenize everything" sending $EVERYTHING to $1m - $SAUCE ran to $2m after someone claims to have launched it using Binance Agent OS - Financial Convenience Store $金融便利店 hit $2.2m after someone discovered a Binance web page - $CC is back to $2.4m after Ansem posted about social accounts, and Creator Coin is a platform where you can trade them - $AI hit an ATH of $20m, it's paired with Nvidia and Robinhood is focused on RWA narratives - $MADE hit $2m, it's an AI that uses its fees to order hardware and build its own body - $JOTCHUA hit $4m as the team claims to have IP rights - $CATALYST hit $3m off of some weird TikTok narrative of a guy getting rugged over and over - $CLOCKIN FINALLY launched, but it's high of $3.3m was short lived, down under $1m, with $STONKBROKER down 60% from ATH - $NEIRO is back running to $40m - $CATE really has 9 lives as it's once again above $30m

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  ROBIN'S BULL GEMS (@Zieout) reported 40 minutes ago

  The way Gen Z thinks about money is evolving. For many younger investors, investing isn’t only about buying an asset and waiting for it to appreciate. It’s also about understanding liquidity, flexibility, and how existing assets can potentially be used without immediately selling them. That’s where crypto-backed lending becomes an interesting concept to learn about. Instead of selling BTC when you need access to funds, a crypto-backed loan allows eligible users to use BTC as collateral and borrow against it. Binance Lite Loan is one example. Eligible users can borrow USDT using BTC as collateral, with an initial 30-day loan term and a 1% upfront service fee. According to the provided campaign details, eligible collateral can also remain subscribed to Simple Earn Flexible Products during the initial loan term. But there’s an important distinction between accessing liquidity and making money. Borrowing creates an obligation to repay. Crypto prices can move significantly, and depending on the applicable conditions, liquidation risks may arise after the initial term. Overdue loans may also incur penalty interest. So the real takeaway isn’t “borrow instead of sell.” It’s to understand that crypto is developing beyond simply buying and holding. Lending, borrowing and other financial tools are becoming part of the conversation around digital assets. No guaranteed returns. No get-rich-quick promises. Just another financial tool worth understanding. Product availability and eligibility vary by region, so always review the official terms and risks before using any crypto-backed lending product. If you needed short-term liquidity while still wanting to keep your BTC exposure, would you consider borrowing against it—or would you prefer to sell? #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Isabella (@plural_sounds) reported 45 minutes ago

  @binance If an Agent OS agent executes dozens of small trades throughout the day, how will Binance help users properly track and export the complete trade history + reasoning logs for tax reporting purposes? Will there be a dedicated “Agent Activity Report” that clearly separates human trades from AI-driven ones? #AskBinance

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  Leon Voss Official (@LeonVoss) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Maha_BNB @binance @BinanceAcademy Gen Z changed the entry point to investing, but knowledge still needs to catch up with access.

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  DavCol (@sirdav1) reported 49 minutes ago

  Same issue I’m facing currently. Binance works fine, Bybit is have ******* issues

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  Sarthak Rawool (@sarthakcore) reported 54 minutes ago

  binance just launched Agent OS with a full MCP server. claude, codex, chatgpt can now plug into trading, wallets, and on-chain tools through the same protocol. i shipped Formasty's MCP connector months ago. one integration and Claude could create forms, pull submissions, score leads autonomously. got 40 signups in 48 hours from it. back then MCP felt like a bet. now binance is building their entire agent infrastructure on it. the protocol is becoming the standard. if your product doesn't have an MCP server, agents literally can't find you. they'll use whatever does. i'm 16 and i figured this out before a $100B exchange confirmed it. still feels surreal.

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  EyeOnChain (@EyeOnChain) reported 55 minutes ago

  ETH whale is finally taking some profit. One whale has been using leverage to build a massive ETH + BTC position, and now it looks like the profit-taking phase has started. Wallet 0x268…47643 withdrew 79,226 $ETH from Binance during July–August at an average price of around $1,776.83 .... roughly $140M worth at the time. Since August 19, it has already sent 10,887 ETH, worth about $24.16M, back to exchanges. If those ETH are sold, the whale would lock in roughly $4.82M in profit. And the interesting part? The stablecoins generated from the sales are reportedly being used to repay its Spark loans. The whale still has plenty of skin in the game, with 47,889 wstETH + 1,200 WBTC posted as collateral against $83.67M USDS borrowed. Current health factor: 2.26. So this doesn’t look like a full exit yet .... more like taking profits while paying down the leverage. Add:0x268448f31594f4636d03cbb4e813b94801e47643

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  Uruba (@degen_ruby) reported 58 minutes ago

  Being Gen Z means growing up with markets already sitting in your pocket. You can check Bitcoin, stocks, ETFs and other assets from the same phone you use for everything else. That makes investing easier to access, but it also makes it easier to act without thinking. I’ve learned that access is not the same as understanding. Seeing BTC move 5% in a day can make you want to jump in. Seeing someone post a big win can make FOMO even worse. But markets don't care about what’s trending on your feed. For younger investors, I think the most useful habit is learning before putting money in. Understand what you're buying. Know the risks. Don't put in money you can't afford to lose. And don't confuse a good trade with a good strategy. Platforms like Binance can make markets easier to access, while resources like Binance Academy can help you understand them better. The goal isn't to trade everything. It's to become smarter about what you're doing with your money. DYOR. Educational only. Not financial advice. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  kwhå†êvêr¢ððl (@CeruleanRange) reported 58 minutes ago

  $SAUCE is the first token launched via Binance Agent OS. Yesterday Binance dropped Agent OS. Hours later, Eason (@wuyidefi) open-sourced a relay contract so the Agentic Wallet could call Flap and mint on-chain. Result: $sauce — the first live test of an AI agent actually launching a token on BSC. What makes it different: • 1% buy / 1% sell tax • 100% of the tax is routed into real $NVDAB (Binance’s official NVIDIA bStock RWA) • Holders receive actual NVIDIA tokenized stock as dividends from trading volume It’s not just another meme. It’s meme volume → real RWA exposure, launched by the first agent on the new Binance stack. CA: 0xd7ccd29b6fd1464edb425f24b01115556e737777 CZ: “Cup of tea? Let AI do the trading for you.”/Binance: "come down for meal what do you do first" The sauce is already cooking. Slather it into your port

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  Brutal Crypto Brief (@BrutalDegenX) reported 1 hour ago

  Binance just gave AI direct access to your trading account. Agent OS connects approved bots to market data, transfers & execution through permission layers. Not terrible if they actually lock it down. $BNB #crypto 🤖⚡

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  Saanjana Nikita (@Saanjana_Nikita) reported 1 hour ago

  Binance just launched Agent OS AI agents can now access market data, trade, and make payments directly on Binance. people will say, “AI trading bots are here.” i think the bigger story is permissions agents get separate subaccounts, limits, and a kill switch. Binance sees the trades, but not what the agent read or how it reached the decision. that’s controlled autonomy Coinbase, Kraken, and OKX are taking different approaches too. nobody seems to agree on how much freedom agents should get yet good. they probably shouldn’t real innovation isn’t AI trading. it’s giving AI access to money without giving it unlimited control.