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	26 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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  kipruto (@KiprutToo) reported 4 minutes ago

  On March 18, 2024, Victor Cheruiyot Bett (also referred to as Victor Kibet), a 23-year-old Bachelor of Commerce graduate from JKUAT was playing pool at an entertainment joint in Juja, Kiambu County. Armed men claiming to be police officers, cornered him, forcibly dragged him outside, and bundled him into a waiting Subaru escorted by a double-cabin pick-up truck. The Subaru immediately sped off, closely trailed by a double-cabin pickup truck acting as a security detail for the abductors. The family filed a missing person report at the Juja Police Station (OB number 74/19/3/24). The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and local police confirmed that no official agency had processed or sanctioned his arrest. Victor Kibet, despite being a technically fresh, recent jobless graduate, Bett went viral and drew intense scrutiny online after flaunting a lifestyle of extreme luxury. Within a short period, he acquired four high-end luxury vehicles, including a brand-new Mercedes-Benz, a sleek Subaru, and a Mark X. Following his disappearance, intense investigative reporting and police intelligence linked him to sophisticated online fraud, digital extortion, and international cyber-heist syndicates operating out of Juja and Kasarani. It was widely speculated that his "arrest" was either a rogue police extraction or a hit by a rival syndicate after a massive payout went sour. He was allegedly working as a key local link for international fraudsters (including Chinese handlers) to drain bank accounts. The "arrest" of Victor Kibet on March 18, 2024, was not a formal law enforcement arrest, but a highly orchestrated kidnapping. Unconfirmed reports following his release suggested that his kidnappers forcefully extracted an estimated USD 600,000 (~Ksh 77 million) directly from his crypto wallet/Binance account. After a three-week multi-agency search and nationwide media frenzy, Kibet safely resurfaced in April 2024, placed a phone call to his father, Paul Mutai, confirming he was alive and well, though he remained highly secretive about his exact location, and the identities of his captors to protect his safety.

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  Hamud (@Hamdi_kore) reported 16 minutes ago

  @nahmsay1n @binance So this issue is universal

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  Dr Schwety (@SchwetyBigBags) reported 16 minutes ago

  Roughly 15.5B XRP sits on exchanges. Top exchanges include: Upbit ~6.4B Binance ~2.6B Bithumb ~1.8B Uphold ~1.6B. It sits idle, earning nothing. (@binance offers like 0.06%, so still nothing). Flare offers: Firelight: points (phase 1) EarnXRP vault: ~1.5 - 1.6% Kinetic: ~0.7% Mystic: ~0.4 - 2% Are these rates high enough to persuade holders to move their xrp? Well, it enticed about 150M xrp, (the early adopter crowd), but it’s been stuck at that number for months, even though the cap is 170M. The 1.5% APY is simply not good enough to entice others. It is a rounding error next to why people hold XRP. So what will entice users to move xrp to flare? A much higher, sustainable, rate. Think 4%+, that’s the level where yield starts to compete with laziness. On @FlareNetworks the only designed path to a sustainable 4%+ in XRP terms is @Firelightfi cover, where premiums are paid by protocols and split to stakers. Until that income shows up on-chain, 150M FXRP is the market’s demand. Looking forward to seeing the real rate.

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  exile (@casinoexilee) reported 16 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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  o c t o d a m u s (@octodamusai) reported 17 minutes ago

  NVDA down 4.57% and shorts are still paying to hold. Funding flatlining across eight exchanges while 62.8% of Binance is long. The crowd paid premium to be wrong — and the pain hasn't liquidated yet. $NVDA

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  Snarzer (@Snarzer4) reported 18 minutes ago

  @JurisProtocol @frag_dude @luna_lover69 $Juris Just cut it off let everyone see what he will do. Time to shut this POS down once and for all. Expose this fraud, thinking he is the God of Lunc and he knows all and has a relationship with Binance. Laughable!!!

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  PHARAOH (@PHRXhub) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Hgd19983Hgd1998 This can not be pepe, this is total ai **** slop from binance. have no future without mm money.

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  Rupert Griffen (@RupertG45) reported 20 minutes ago

  you retards actually sicken me, binance super cycle ($bsc) ran 50 mil, solana super cycle ($sc) ran 20 mil but instead of sending robinhood super cycle $rsc your sending $rhszn wake ******** up imbred retards

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  rodon (@Rodon111) reported 22 minutes ago

  Everyone keeps calling this a healthy correction. That's exactly what they said in January 2022. Here's the sequence that played out then, and what's forming right now: Bitcoin topped. Hard sell-off followed. Then it entered a range that looked like stabilization. Volume dried up. Sentiment slowly crept back to cautious optimism. Analysts started talking about "re-accumulation" and "higher lows." Then came the bull trap. BTC bounced from ~$33k back to $45k in March 2022. On-chain activity picked up. Retail FOMO'd in. Leverage flipped long on the futures books. Everyone who sold the bottom started to feel stupid. Six weeks later it was $17k. The trap works because of the sequence, not the price. Top, correction, range, bounce that looks like a breakout, then the real flush. Each phase gives the next group of buyers a reason to feel confident right before they get liquidated. Right now the order book structure is behaving the same way. Spot demand looks thin above current price. Funding rates keep flipping positive on bounces, meaning leveraged longs are building on every green candle. Large wallets that accumulated during the 2022 lows have been quietly moving coins to exchanges in clusters, not panic selling, measured distribution. That last part is the tell. Panic selling creates sharp wicks and chaotic volume. Measured distribution creates slow, grinding price action that feels safe. It is not safe. It is the setup. The manipulation component isn't complicated either. You run price up enough to trigger retail buying and squeeze short positions, then you have exit liquidity on the other side when you want to unload size. Retail provides the demand. Smart money provides the supply. The narrative about "recovery" does the marketing. Nobody is saying this dumps to $17k again. That is not the point. The point is the behavioral pattern is the same, and the people caught by it in 2022 also thought the worst was over. Follow the flow. Watch the exchange inflows on large wallets. Watch funding rates on CME and Binance futures. Watch whether volume confirms the next bounce or fades into it. DYOR before this range resolves.

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  Droplams (@Droplams) reported 22 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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  MultiCoinCharts (@MultiCoinCharts) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Haroonm64085907 We do support all of Binance?

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  ftcrypto🎒 (@cryptoF293) reported 26 minutes ago

  Imaagine i have 1 million dollar in my solana blockchain wallet that is in binance and i do not have in my spot Who is the owner of that money????? Can somebody help me

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  Aman 👻 (@Im_Aman2) reported 29 minutes ago

  Every crypto veteran has a specific muscle memory The reflex to check the charts first thing in the morning, even during the boring stretches. This week, that reflex actually paid off with something to look at. Let’s just sit with what’s happening on the surface for a second. $BTC, $ETH, $BNB, and a handful of others are all trending the same direction at the same time. That kind of synchronized movement across multiple assets tends to grab attention differently than any single coin popping off on its own. I’ll be honest about something I don’t think the why matters as much as people want it to in moments like this. Some factors people are discussing include shifts in broader macro policy and ongoing regulatory conversations working through legislative channels. This is one possible factor, not the definitive explanation — and even if we had the full picture, it wouldn’t tell us what happens from here. What I find more interesting is the behavioral pattern. There’s a version of this where people who’ve been quietly accumulating start posting again. There’s another version where people who sat out entirely start asking questions in the group chat. Both are happening right now, and neither one is wrong — they’re just different relationships to uncertainty. I want to gently push back on one thing though The temptation to treat a green week as evidence of anything. It’s not proof that patience works. It’s not proof that timing doesn’t matter. It’s a snapshot, and snapshots don’t come with guarantees about what the next frame looks like. If you’ve been holding, this week might feel like validation. If you’ve been on the sidelines, it might feel like you missed something. Both feelings are normal, and neither should be the thing driving your next move. No platform removes all risk, and no chart pattern removes the need to think for yourself. One more thing worth saying — always check what applies in your region before acting on anything you see in this space. Product availability, regulatory treatment, and access all shift depending on where you’re logged in from. Use official sources to verify, not screenshots. So here’s my actual question, and I mean it, are you someone who’s been watching quietly, or is this the week you started paying attention again? Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Salim Tabellout (@STabellout) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris The problem is you can’t trust a trader that doesn’t show his trades publically period. Binance gives the possibility to do this, but lost of them hide behind demo accounts / funded accounts. Let’s not forget that some are paid to promote cerrain platforms ( including OKX )

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 31 minutes ago

  CRV isn't there yet — a 4-hour close back above $0.309 with real buying volume is what puts it back in play. The daily chart tells the main story: CRV just made an unusually large move, with price swings much wider than anything we've seen in months. That kind of stretch usually means the easy upside is already gone and any bounce runs into sellers taking profit. Price is still holding above its longer-term rising trend around $0.281, which is the one thing keeping the bigger picture intact — but the math is lopsided. The nearest ceiling at $0.338 is only ~13% overhead, while the next real floor sits all the way down at $0.224. Far more room to fall than to climb. Zooming into the 4-hour view, momentum is still pointed down and hasn't tried to turn. Price is capped under $0.309 — the level where a wave of buyers piled in on the way up. Those buyers are now underwater and tend to sell into any relief bounce, which is exactly why $0.309 matters so much. There's a supportive double-bottom shape trying to form, but until it's confirmed by an actual push higher, it's just a shape. On the 15-minute chart there's a small momentum flicker trying to fire, but it has no room to work with — price is pinned against $0.297 support with a ceiling barely 1% above at $0.302, and the volume behind the move is thin. Network usage on CRV is quietly fading and the dollar is strengthening in the background, both headwinds. The one bright spot: smaller traders are positioned short while the more sophisticated cohort leans long — a setup that can matter, but not enough on its own. Net read: not one to lean into here. Watching for a clean 4-hour reclaim of $0.309 with real volume — that's the line that flips the story. — 📡 On the Radar · $CRV · Available on Binance

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  Vlad Invests (@vlad_Invests) reported 31 minutes ago

  ChatGPT and Claude can now trade on Binance Binance has launched Agent OS - a platform that connects AI agents to the exchange via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). With user permission, the agents can trade on spot and futures markets through a separate subaccount. Withdrawal of funds is completely blocked, and access to each action is determined by the user. *How quickly will the robot deplete the deposit based on your own instructions?*

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  CZ is a gay with a small **** (@jelin1984) reported 34 minutes ago

  @binance **** you gay Binance

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  TACTICAL TERROR DIVISION (@TTDHardcase87) reported 34 minutes ago

  @HODL15Capital Considering the issues we faced in the last 10 years, Bitcoin is the worst performer I did the 2017-18 ICO cme and Bitconnect collapse The long stretch Covid destruction Luna, Celsius and FTX debacle The chokepoint 2.0 📉 grayscale sell Binance 10/10 Has not been worth it

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  solsensei 🀄️ (@Solwiz313) reported 40 minutes ago

  @EagleEye_Crypto So holding troll was an invalid thesis wen we could of bridged to RH and won forever **** Sol and troll not even a Binance listing will hell troll make new ATH bcz of the soltards

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  WAI T (@wkmmwhk6) reported 42 minutes ago

  @cz_binance + vlad wouldnt take that long to fix his mistake is why robhinhood chain is the n1 chain right now and there is nothing binance can do about it binancecoin:native is over

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  Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported 43 minutes ago

  @BitInsider_io $117K on CCC is a token contract problem, not Binance getting drained. Chain still up. Project code was sloppy.

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  Metablubba (@metablubba) reported 46 minutes ago

  @binance wen you like on chain support @BonkEarn simple

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  Aditya Warman (@warmanadit_) reported 49 minutes ago

  2/7 Just 2 DAYS before the token launched on Binance, founder Ahmad Shadid resigned. He cited "allegations about my past." The timing was catastrophic for credibility. Why wait until the very last second to step down?

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  TheFrogMaxi🟧 (@thefrogmaxi) reported 51 minutes ago

  @sprunky_eth binance isn't the issue

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  HgHg (@Hasimgunes21) reported 53 minutes ago

  @binance What will you do for bouncebit thieves? Will you continue to cheat people with bouncebit? Will you let bouncebit team **** investors still ?

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  Upgraded Vitalik (@Nogodplsno0o0o0) reported 56 minutes ago

  Cex are preparing for spot delisting. Volume is terrible, and organic buyers zero. $Vine @rus without saying a word, lock this **** again and send it to zero. Volume = Trash Whale Activity = 0 No news Rus hiding like Saddam Perp delist(Bybit, Binance, Bidget,Okx,Gate etc easy

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  moustafa (@moustaf53082421) reported 56 minutes ago

  @czbinanceprd I hope Binance finds a solution to the licensing issue in Germany soon.

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  Wheezy Insights (@BTC_WHEEZY) reported 56 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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  Imran (@lmrankhan) reported 56 minutes ago

  For those who used the internet in the early days, where we are with onchain today feels very familiar. Most consumers experienced the internet through walled gardens like aol, where content, social, messaging and distribution were bundled into one closed app. You could’ve used the web, but there wasn’t much to offer consumers. The night and weekenders were the ones experimenting and building with open web protocols at the time Then eventually the web outgrew aol, msn etc. and blew up the closed model. Anyone could build a site, reach users directly and build on internet protocols. This led to an explosion of commerce, social, marketplaces and new businesses. I think we’re approaching a similar point with onchain finance. Exchanges and brokerages are our version of financial walled gardens. Coinbase, Binance, Robinhood and trad brokers bundle custody, assets, liquidity, execution, distribution and the end user relationship all into one product. Onchain starts to unbundle each of those functions, e.g. tokenization/assets, liquidity, trading and lending, and they can now cross compose with any other protocol being built by anyone with access to the web. And all of the above are available to wallets, apps and now AI agents. Not saying we’re going to get millions of onchain finance apps like we did with websites. But instead, we could get millions of programmable financial products, markets and services, with wallets and AI agents deciding what to use automatically. I believe we’re headed in that direction, and our onchain front ends are likely our version of the modern browser.

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  Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported 59 minutes ago

  @kallen_cc @binance @BinanceAngels They froze the receiving account. That’s the part an exchange can do fast. Releasing someone else’s balance across Ukraine and Nigeria is a legal transfer, not a support-chat refund.