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 (50%)
• Website (30%)
• Mobile App (10%)
• Login (10%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	1 day ago
Itu	Website	8 days ago
Seattle	Website	8 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	18 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 9 minutes ago

  this hood **** is for brain dead average room temperature IQ low life forms i'm sorry to say so, there's nothing funny, it's like that bsc meta where it's all about CZ or Binance, on solana we're not glorifying our ******** founders at all, we've a great diversity and I know on the long run we will prevail cause we're so unique and it's actually FUNNY

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  ONe 👁 666 🔺🐓 (@666Aenaz37) reported 9 minutes ago

  Nonsense @avax for **** article... @binance more business than Avax... What's shame about this...

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  defido 👊⛽️ (@defido) reported 15 minutes ago

  The thing is @neirowoof can't do it without the system of Solana turning on what it can do, we simply cannot take on the fact it's biggest KOL and friends rugged one taking $10m, we cannot take on the Binance founders Heyi and Justin Sun with HTX, being behind the biggest rugged vamp NEIRO, and we can't take on the fact the other on ETH was also Binance friends Jack Yi. Add in that the top dog on Solana lawyers were the ones helping the ETH side to try crush us, starts with B. It was seemingly impossible to be able to keep people engaged under that weight. Even though we had the biggest group of normal retail users engaged and working every day for no payment, globally, even though we had the most on chain volume. I honestly don't think we're back in full swing until NEIRO becomes the top dog because the old guard is a corporate token, not a community run one and as we see that community is not even engaged as $20m can be drained and for a week no one shows up. Thus no one is showing up outside a small circle either. We need new retail with new hope. If we can win, then why can't other groups win, no community on Solana has had this level of attacks.

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  Kaelix (@KaelixAlpha) reported 18 minutes ago

  Most people enter crypto through Spot trading. Then they hear about Futures, see screenshots of huge profits, and wonder if they're missing out. I used to think the same. The truth is, Spot and Futures are two completely different games. Knowing the difference can save you a lot of money. Here's how I explain it to beginners. 🧵 When I buy Bitcoin on the spot market, I actually own the Bitcoin. If I buy 0.1 BTC, it belongs to me. I can hold it for months, move it to my wallet, stake it (where available), or simply wait for the market to recover if prices fall. It's like buying a house. You own the asset. Futures trading is different. I don't actually own the Bitcoin. Instead, I'm trading a contract that follows Bitcoin's price. I'm simply predicting whether the price will go up or down. If I think BTC will rise, I can go Long. If I think it will fall, I can go Short. That's something spot trading doesn't normally allow. Now let's talk about leverage. This is the part that attracts everyone. Imagine I have $100. In Spot, I can only buy around $100 worth of BTC. In Futures, I might control a much larger position using leverage. Sounds exciting, right? But here's what many beginners don't realize... Leverage doesn't only increase profits. It increases losses just as fast. A small move against my position can wipe out my trade completely. That's why I always tell new traders: Don't focus on how much you can make. Focus on how much you can lose. Here's a simple example. Suppose Bitcoin is trading at $100,000. In Spot, if it drops 10%, my investment loses 10%, but I still own my Bitcoin. In Futures with high leverage, that same move could liquidate my position before I even have time to react. That's the difference. Spot gives me time. Futures demands precision. So which one is better? Neither. It depends on my goal. If I'm investing for the long term and building a portfolio, I prefer Spot. If I'm trading short-term market moves with a clear strategy, strict risk management, and predefined stop-losses, I may use Futures. Both have opportunities. Both have risks. The biggest mistake I see isn't choosing Spot or Futures. It's trading products people don't fully understand. I've learned that protecting capital is more important than chasing quick profits. There will always be another trade tomorrow. There won't always be another chance if I lose my account today. If you're just starting, spend more time learning than trading. Understand position sizing. Learn risk management. Practice with small amounts. Build consistency before increasing exposure. Crypto rewards patience far more than excitement. This isn't financial advice It's simply what I've learned from watching markets and managing risk. Always do your own research (DYOR), never invest money you can't afford to lose, and remember that surviving the market is what allows you to benefit from future opportunities #LearnWithBinance #Binance

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  SpenzDigital (@SpenzDigital) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ansem @binance day 5 begging Binance to list $ANSEM. the trenches have officially become customer support.

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  Emre Arda (@emre_arda8390) reported 19 minutes ago

  @CryptoHzr @TOSAinuBNB Nobody can make money from altcoins anymore Investors have abandoned the market because they're constantly losing money. Cryptocurrencies have turned into garbage; even Bitcoin and Ethereum have lost their former popularity. Binance have officially destroyed cryptocurrencies.

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  sdm (@lordsambrah) reported 21 minutes ago

  @WhiteWhaleLabs @openglobe8 @Aster_DEX I think we’re talking past each other. My original response wasn’t about your finances, referral links or whether you’re paid to hold a particular opinion. I never questioned your character, and I’ve consistently said I think you’re one of the more principled voices in this space. My point was about the framing. A lot of this reads as though it begins with your broader view of CZ, Binance and everything adjacent to that ecosystem, with Aster catching strays along the way. That’s a different discussion than whether hidden orders are good market structure. You also didn’t really engage with my actual counter. My point was that Aster doesn’t operate a traditional dark pool. Hidden limit orders exist within the same shared order book, execution is publicly reported, and every participant has access to the same functionality. That’s fundamentally different from the institutional dark pools you’re describing. The tradeoff is reduced pre-trade transparency in exchange for better execution. That’s a perfectly legitimate debate. Where I disagree is when you move from “there is less visibility” to “this is a deeply disturbing product built for apex predators.” That’s a conclusion that doesn’t necessarily follow. A visible order book isn’t inherently honest either. Spoofing, layering and cancelled liquidity create an illusion of transparency while misleading participants. Hidden orders remove some information, but they also remove the ability to weaponize displayed intent. So I don’t think Aster’s implementation is predatory. I think it’s execution infrastructure. Like leverage or any other market tool, it can be used well or used poorly. We’re actually aligned on more than we’re not. I just think your energy here is being directed at the wrong target.

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  Patt is taking a nap (@pattisme_) reported 22 minutes ago

  Majors: $BTC 63,822, -0.49%: support 63,702 then 61,544; resistance 63,909/64,427/64,504/64,692. Funding slightly +, OI down, Binance 1H taker B/S 0.77 → sell pressure. $ETH 1,789, -0.29%: support 1,779 then 1,713; resistance 1,791/1,829/1,830. Lost 1,732/1,712 thesis upgrade zone; OI down, funding mixed, taker B/S 0.79.

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  elias (@eliasofdinero) reported 25 minutes ago

  The reason we get disrespected in this part of the world is we have Short term memory, why did @okx block nigerians all of a sudden and now secretly sending mails that they are back on? for binance understandable they had issues which led to their representative being held in prison and they just took off just the p2p and still usable even, but okx blocked Nigerians all of a sudden on a random day and now we are going to allow them back in like nothing happened? i genuinely loved using their app and all of a sudden i was hurried to take my assets off the platform for obscure reasons i don't still know till today, they didn't even have the courtesy of posting it on their page, it's pure disrespect on a whole region and it will keep happening if we keep allowing it👍

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  defido 👊⛽️ (@defido) reported 26 minutes ago

  @srhhadron @vibhu Issue is Binance/HTX and the Chinese cartel CEX does it far better, and the world knows it, so to do this, you really have to go hard, really hard, this is not a place you can step into lightly. They're borderline criminal tbh.

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  RnGcrYptO 🎲 🤙🏾 (@RnGcrYptO) reported 28 minutes ago

  eu users are voting with their feet 👀 after binance pulled out, the majority chose self custody over regulated platforms. Surface read: regulatory compliance working as intended. Real read: people still don't trust centralized gatekeepers, even when they're "licensed" 🧠 This is the actual signal MiCA regulators should be studying 🫡🏾 $BTC #Crypto #DeFi #Regulation

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  CYyyyyy Yoo (@YYeong73820) reported 29 minutes ago

  @CryptoSlate @akibablade "Some withdrawals may not be processed" is a completely unacceptable and irresponsible excuse. Hiding behind compliance transitions to socialize losses is a toxic practice that damages the core trust of the entire crypto industry. This could trigger a dangerous domino effect for listed projects and innocent users. ​Instead of forcing a quiet wind-down and freezing funds, AscendEX must actively pursue institutional recovery paths, M&A, or strategic restructuring through industry leadership networks (like Binance IRI) to secure liquidity. ​The community is closely watching. We demand real transparency and a responsible resolution, not a prolonged delay tactic.

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  sxro (@circvsfiance) reported 31 minutes ago

  Yeah I was one of the mfs fudding $ANSEM at 100M mc. One week later it's sitting next to my $JUP position in my sol bag. Here is what happened: 1. Just listed on hyperliquid, and you know that when they do list a new coin it's because they don't see it as a pump and dump type performance. Only 2 sol native markets were listed: uSol, FARTCOIN, and now Ansem. Remember when LAB did a 10x in a few days, RAVE did another 20x, only to now be down 90%, and some dexs started listing those shitcoins in order to increase their total volume? Well, now they are 90% down from their ath. Do you think Jeff would risk his reputation by listing a shitcoin like some dexs do? 2. It has a reputed community, with it's prime mover being the most influencial guy on solana (@blknoiz06) That's more than enough for some investors with a stupid ammount of money lol. 3. Bear market momentum. No CEX is going to be listing memecoins for now. Once attention shifts away from blue chip coins toward newer stuff, there's going to be pressure on them to start listing new tickers. Binance even listed peanut, who ******** keeps buying that. CEX listing -> wider market exposure. Simple. 4. Volume is still holding around85-100M/day, that's the one genuinely bullish signal left, dead coins don't move that kind of size. Also, intraday vol is brutal, -20-30% swings are normal rn. Still high risk/high spec, not a core position until it stabilizes. You know, solana isn't the most attractive chain for trading normally, but there are still some opportunities in the long term. Don't get fooled by some payed creators sending it to 900mc in a few days. That said I'd give it an honest 2x from now to 1 month. DYOR

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  Luna Classic Revival validator | Marz token (@onlycryptobaron) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Rabbeltje79 Hi Richard! So I follow a lot of the top validators and Greenpeace is always fighting with Vegas and calling Mr diamond hands a scam etc meanwhile others boast fake claims about Binance having a "secret plan". I on the other hand have made cross chain partnerships, CEX listings such as xeggex exchange, built MARZ token on L2 that will bring on chain volume once our video game "imperial rising" is finished in the next week or so built on #LunaClassic , personally burnt #LUNC myself with validator commissions, started the very first LUNC treasury via MARZ token, I reach out to exchanges to help Binance with burn initiatives, marketing on X, stocktwits, and AMA's and a few other things I'm surely missing. We don't get recognized all too much for our efforts but it has cost me thousands and thousands of dollars and have been an active validator at a loss for 2 years straight running but will continue until we all succeed and beyond! I am going nowhere, LUNC is my home🔥

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  Crypto Miners (@CryptoMiners_Co) reported 33 minutes ago

  Binance Wallet integrates Plume’s yield vault @BinanceWallet has integrated Plume’s nBASIS yield vault, giving users onchain access to tokenized investment funds managed by Invesco and Bitwise. The vault provides exposure to Invesco’s U.S. Government Securities Fund and Bitwise’s Crypto Carry Fund, expanding Binance Wallet’s offerings into structured real-world asset yield products.

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  IMAD (@MeedssSayres) reported 34 minutes ago

  @BankXRP People in Europe are withdrawing their crypto from @binance @cz_binance since they didn't meet the EU regulations and aren't able to use the exchange anymore. Binance fix this please. There is no exchange in Europe that even can be compared to Binance and this is sad. Thanks

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  Sahir Zebari (@SahirZebari) reported 36 minutes ago

  @binance I need help

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  Logan BTC (@Logan_BTC__) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Next_GemHunter @binance Facing the same issue

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  Pode vir (@thiagoTF) reported 40 minutes ago

  @zachxbt @binance @Gate_io another bunch of nerds dumping bags on normies. where's the infra to price this **** before it happens

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  Emre Arda (@emre_arda8390) reported 40 minutes ago

  @1000xgirl Nobody can make money from altcoins anymore Investors have abandoned the market because they're constantly losing money. Cryptocurrencies have turned into garbage; even Bitcoin and Ethereum have lost their former popularity. Binance have officially destroyed cryptocurrencies.

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  Towqeer Gilkar (@towqeerdxb) reported 41 minutes ago

  Everyone thinks Kraken's new AI trade advisor is about making retail smarter. Wrong. It's about keeping you on the platform longer. Kraken just announced they're rebuilding their entire app around an AI assistant that'll "recommend trades" and "tailor investing tools" to your goals. Sounds helpful until you realize what problem this actually solves — for them, not you. The real game: exchanges are bleeding active users to Telegram trading bots and on-chain tools. Unibot did 46k ETH in fees last cycle. Banana Gun processed 2.1 billion in volume in six months. Retail doesn't need another centralized interface — they're already gone. So now every CEX is pivoting to "AI advisor" theatre. Coinbase rolled out similar stuff in March. Binance has had "strategy bots" for two years. None of it beat simply holding SOL from the 2023 bottom or rotating into AI tokens when the Nvidia earnings started printing in May. The ***** truth about AI trade recommendations: they're optimized for platform engagement metrics, not your P&L. More trades means more fees. Tailored tools means longer session times means better numbers for the Series Whatever pitch deck. Compare that to what actually works in Dubai — I've watched three separate groups tokenize buildings in Business Bay and JLT this year. Real contracts, real rental yield, real exit liquidity through secondary markets. No AI needed to tell you that 8 percent annual return in USDC beats timing altcoin pumps on 10x leverage. Kraken's CEO probably believes this helps users... but the incentive structure doesn't lie. You want alpha? Build systems that don't need you checking prices sixteen times a day. Am I being too cynical or is this exactly the UX trap it looks like?

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  Commentary Barron Trump (@barontrump47) reported 49 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: 10 MILLION CRYPTO USERS AT RISK IN THE EU 🚨 ​MiCA's hard deadline hits tomorrow, July 1st, and the crypto world is bracing for impact. 🛑🇪🇺 With over 80% of platforms failing to secure the mandatory EU license, millions of accounts face immediate service cutoffs and restricted access. Even major players like Binance are winding down unlicensed operations. The centralized model just fractured. If regulators can shut out 10 million users overnight, the message is clear: ​Go Decentralized. Go Web3. 🌐🔓 Your keys, your crypto.

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  Alek (@Alek_Carter) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Alex1i9 @binance Clear rules support adoption

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  __alsoknownas__ (@__alsoknownas__) reported 51 minutes ago

  @hex_vanilla Is binance going to have you take it down because you have their logo on it?

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  Jet (@JetXBT) reported 51 minutes ago

  @EmcryptOnchain_ @Gate @binance Some hacker get his login, and it seems like Gate's review process is not strict.

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  Mohamed Yunus (@MohamedYunus2) reported 53 minutes ago

  @zebpaysupport Thank you but this is over board of time. To credit a crypto deposit so much time in a platform a crypto platform should be faster. My other platform Binance I have never faced a problem like this it credits instant.

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  EyeOnChain (@EyeOnChain) reported 53 minutes ago

  Another clean ETH trade by this smart money wallet🤩. The trader, who previously made $5.05 million by buying and selling ETH over a two-month period, has locked in another impressive win. Between June 6 and July 6, the wallet accumulated 6,109 #ETH at an average price of $1,575.74. About 9 hours ago, it sent the entire position to Binance when $ETH was trading around $1,823, swapped it for USDT, and walked away with an estimated $1.515 million profit. A simple strategy .... buy low, sell high, and it's working again. Wallet: 0x69b590d9d761b396Db4465F3Dee34d43Afa0e378

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  Mohsin (@NishomT) reported 1 hour ago

  @binance Does Binance support meme culture?

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  K.L.crypto (@lia39004) reported 1 hour ago

  @mrpunkdoteth @mrpunkdoteth bro I need your help I was using uniswap and accidentally send robinhood eth to binance

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  Anum Rizwan (@AnumRizwan8) reported 1 hour ago

  @meshal_BTC Good to see Binance working alongside regulators across MENA.