Binance Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Binance users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Binance, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Binance users affected:
Binance is a Chinese digital asset exchange currently sitting in the top 20 exchanges by volume. The exchange has particularly strong volume in pairs like NEO/BTC, GAS/BTC, ETH/BTC, and BNB/BTC.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Angers, Pays de la Loire | 1 |
| Itu, SP | 1 |
| Seattle, WA | 1 |
| Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | 1 |
Community Discussion
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Binance Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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oszx (@oszx146762) reported@cz_binance cz with respect, please help my transaction in binance wallet is not going into my wallet. please help
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oszx (@oszx146762) reported@cz_binance cz with respect, please help my transaction in binance wallet is not going into my wallet. please help
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Ash (@ash232hn) reportedIt’s almost impossible to imagine Binance supporting or listing this scam token. Doing so would immediately raise serious suspicions, and many people would start questioning whether CZ himself might somehow be connected to its launch. Why would Binance put itself in the middle of such a controversy and risk its reputation over a questionable token? The potential reputational damage simply wouldn’t be worth it. Funny how people still not getting it.. Only 0x248918d672e5523f9d64c0f3d4511513d7397777
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Milagros Carroll (@CarrollMil62626) reported@binance ICX deserves broader exchange support, Looking forward to seeing @binance onboard.
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Jay (@worthyadversary) reported@buttsniffer99 its probably over, nobody even tried to get this one right. @binance listed it on the stock-meme page and did all of nothing lol. This **** is tiring.
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sarper (@st198ae) reportedThinking binance is stupid and will support your cto larp
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N O V A (@NovaElle_) reportedCrypto earning products are basically a way to make certain digital assets do more than just sit in your wallet. Instead of only buying an asset and waiting for its price to move, some users choose earning products that may offer rewards over time. The return, access, and conditions depend on the product, supported asset, and region. A simple example is Binance Simple Earn, which generally includes two main options: Flexible products may suit users who want easier access to their assets and the ability to redeem more freely. Locked products usually require assets to stay committed for a set period, often with different reward terms in exchange for less flexibility. The important part is not just looking at the advertised rate. Before subscribing, check how rewards are calculated, whether the rate can change, how long funds may be locked, what redemption rules apply, and what risks are involved. Supported assets, eligibility, and product availability can also vary by country. Crypto earning products are not guaranteed profit, and they are not the same as keeping cash in a traditional savings account. They are digital asset products with their own terms and risks. For some users, they can offer another way to engage with crypto beyond constant trading. But the smarter approach is to understand the product first and only choose an option that matches your liquidity needs and risk tolerance. Holding, trading, and earning are three different strategies. Knowing the difference helps you make better decisions. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance
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Marcus Corvinus (@CryptoBull009) reportedWhat Are Crypto Earning Products? For many people, crypto begins with buying and selling. But the ecosystem also includes earning products that give eligible users another way to engage with their digital assets. These products are different from trading. Instead of focusing on market activity, they are designed around specific product features and terms that users should understand before participating. @binance Simple Earn is one example of a crypto earning product. It offers two main types of options: Flexible products and Locked products. Flexible and Locked products do not work in the same way. Each has its own structure, features, and conditions, so users should take time to understand the differences before choosing between them. It is also important to review which assets are supported, what reward rates apply, whether the user is eligible, and whether the product is available in their region. These details may vary, which is why checking the latest information from official sources matters. Understanding the available options and their terms can help users make more informed decisions. Crypto is not only about trading. Earning products are another part of the ecosystem, and learning how they work is a useful step before getting started. Educational only, not financial advice. Always do your own research and use official sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance
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Carlota Fang (@CarlotaFang77) reported@miyaspokeofthis @grizzle_art >Where are the receipts? What happened with the money after it went to your Binance addy? That will be added to the transparency portal as soon as i have everything lined up (TXIDs and receipts). It's not something that can be done overnight.. i don't know if you're familiar with how logistics work on the ground. >Nobody was made whole either. The only one complaining about it are you and two others. I also reached out to some of the actual donors (even some that you pointed) and they said that theres no problem with it. Last public response i do about the case because it will turn into an eternal discussion.
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Sussycat Bloomberg (@LeSussyCat) reported@cz_binance Is binance working 24x7 on hacking hardware devices now that entropy hack is possible
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Savage (@HeroProj) reported@whysopepe There’s a difference between this one and 4. Binance was the victim in 4. This coin binance is the perpetrator so any problem that occurs with the coin they will face legal action. Especially after publicly acknowledging it’s a scam and doing a 360. Think Bryan!
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Danil Izilanov 🐂🀄️ (@postuckin30889) reported@fafocto @binance Unfortunately it won't be coz it's farming ****
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UMAR (@Earth265800) reported@YUBIT_Exchange Why doesn't your P2P service work in India? I use platforms like KuCoin and Binance, but your P2P service isn't operational here. So,i could become a P2P merchant there. Alright? We also make telegram group for Indian users thnx
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The Rollup (@therollupco) reportedSteve Gregory unpacks the Binance US distribution and chain-agnostic strategy: "Distribution is everything. Binance US has 1.5 million funded accounts, over 7 million total accounts. Pretty good distribution chain leveraging the Binance US name." "Chain-agnostic listing posture. Binance Smart Chain runs on the platform, we don't control it. We'd list any L1, any sort of thing. Even Robinhood Chain if it came down to it. Just better for customers getting access to whatever they need." "RWAs getting bigger. Intending to get a broker-dealer to bring some of that here when SEC rules get clarified."
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ProfEduStream (@ProfEduStream) reported@bithypha @ChangeNOW_io Yes, addresses: 44ge, kycq, 8kqe, 5wpd, 9edm, t9zh, jah8, cddc In the same cluster, bitcoins from the address lcrv seems to have been sent to a service output-linked to Binance and Coinjoins. All of this were done this morning