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	22 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

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  KING🏢 (@trust102525) reported 25 seconds ago

  You can't deny not knowing $Hachiko is the best dog meme on #BSC with verifiable active community and hard working Dev that have been building for 10months. Hachiko is not a few days hyped meme being pushed into Binance Alpha by Cz's repost

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  Silk Worm (@silkwormx) reported 42 seconds ago

  If this Tape Out project decides to team up with @BSC_cat_ for adding a utility layer NFT to the BSCcat meme... Binance Smart Chain Cat would leave Cashcat looking like the kid who brought a juice box to a yacht party. Imagine a cat on the BNB chain that: -Pays your gas in BNG -Auto compounds yield into more cats -Gets listed on Binance Futures the same day it deploys -An LP that's locked until the heat death of the universe Layering them would look like this in practice. 1. BSCcat becomes the face/key. Holding the cat gives you special access or discounts. 2. You get the parts to make a permanent on chain mining machine (an NFT circuit). That machine prints $BEM 3. $Bem becomes the useful "money" you can later spend/burn.... (well it's just "funny money" right now... but so was bitcoin and dogecoin some years back) Anyway, I think people are mid-curving the potential of this project and potential collaboration. For now it's all speculation.... however, CZ has actually purchased a small amount of BSCcat some 500 days ago... interesting roots and lore with this cat already. What do you think about the future prospects of this cat @cz_binance ? Binance needs a cat, do you like the direction this one is going?

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  RAO SAAB (@Crypto_techh) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Ayesha_Queen1 @binance @BinancePk It's a good service

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  Keng N (@0xKeng) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Shurta07 Have you reported this to Binance support yet? They might be able to help locate the transaction.

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  Reallyeth (@deedmemories) reported 9 minutes ago

  6.Use the scanner in the Binance app wallet to scan the 7.QR code displayed on your laptop. 8.Your Binance Extension Wallet is now ready to use. 9. Log out of your main Axis account. 10. Log in again using Binance Wallet Note: Imported seed-phrase wallets are not eligible

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  Z Y R A (@Zyyrraa_X) reported 10 minutes ago

  The most interesting thing about Gen Z investing isn’t that they are starting younger. It’s that many of them are learning about money while they are already inside the market. That is a very different experience. Earlier, people often learned about investing after they had a job, savings, and someone telling them they should “start investing.” Gen Z can discover Bitcoin, stocks or another market on social media today, read about it tonight and open an app tomorrow. That speed has changed the whole learning process. The good part is obvious: financial markets no longer feel like something reserved for people in suits or people with huge amounts of money. Platforms like Binance have made it much easier to explore markets, learn the basics and understand how different assets work. But there is another side that I think matters more. When access becomes very easy, it is also easy to confuse being able to trade with knowing how to trade. Knowing where the Buy button is takes a few minutes. Understanding volatility, risk, market cycles, different products and your own reaction when prices suddenly move can take years. And maybe that is Gen Z’s real opportunity. Not simply starting earlier, but getting more time to learn how markets actually behave before bigger financial decisions arrive later in life. I don’t think the biggest advantage of starting young is finding the “next big asset.” It is having more years to build financial understanding. That advantage is much less exciting than a viral chart, but probably much more useful. Educational only. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance @binance @BinanceAcademy @BinanceArabic

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  HuaHua🌱 (@HuaHua_BTC) reported 10 minutes ago

  @zer0life_isback @bitget @binance Exchanges can't control token prices, but stricter listing standards and transparency would help

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  Number Go Up 🚀 (@GoodTechTM) reported 13 minutes ago

  Anyone remember the Binance Hyperliquid clone? No? Me neither. **** $pons

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  Lorenzo Valente (@LorenzoARK) reported 14 minutes ago

  Thoughts on the ATLAS launch by @LayerZero_Core The team has been working relentlessly since the Zero announcement back in February. ATLAS is really the first real look at how the team is methodically attacking what I think are the biggest problems L1s have today. Much more will come, but on performance: these are internal benchmarks, but Zero is already operating at better performance than crypto CEXes. In a non-colocated environment, ATLAS reports <1ms median latency, 1.4ms p95, and 2.6ms p99, measured wire-to-wire from receiving an order through full execution and putting the response back on the wire. For comparison, optimized/colocated measurements of Binance are generally in the low single-digit milliseconds, with third-party benchmarks around ~2ms median and ~8ms p99. More will come on this as they release more info. What I'm genuinely excited about is the fee structure and incentive design. It's becoming abundantly clear you need a different set of participants to make trading venues successful at scale. We've discovered this slowly in crypto, but it's becoming very clear with Hyperliquid and HIP-3 markets. Zero is being deliberate about how it makes trading activity flourish, with rebates to venues, exchanges, and brokers, but also to market creators (which sometimes collapse into the same entity). If you want to house serious financial activity, you need other people making money alongside you. Otherwise you end up in direct conflict with your own ecosystem, or everyone just forks you. In this model there's one unified fee the user pays, where app-level fees and gas collapse into a single number. That's better for the user: more transparent, more predictable. For exchanges, venues, and market creators, there's a clear revenue stream and value accrual. Same for ZRO holders. My biggest takeaways, basically four things I think L1s have not been addressing: 1) MEV misalignment and broken L1 economics: L1 base fees are trending toward zero, and priority fees/tips only get generated at scale when there's real contentious state to bid on. The clearest example is Solana: it's at an all-time high in transaction count, yet making yearly lows in revenue. Apps are internalizing most of that MEV themselves, because they also want revenue and want to protect their own users. This creates real misalignment, extractors want retail to get wrecked so the L1's top line looks good (REVoooors). That is not sustainable. 2) ATLAS is fully neutral infrastructure. The Zero team has said they will not launch a competing exchange or frontend, and they've been working hard to onboard others instead. The problem with HIP-3 markets is there's a real misalignment with the main Hyperliquid exchange: fees stack on top of the exchange's own fees, and Hyperliquid has an incentive to list things itself before HIP-3 markets get the chance, to capture more economics. Your infra provider ends up competing with you for flow. 3) Kill the brainless 100% automatic buyback and burn. The rebate mechanism and tri-party fee distribution give every party skin in the game to grow volume, while still giving the Zero team room to tune the model as needed. It also just doesn't make sense to charge CME the same fee you'd charge a small broker. 4) ZRO holders accrue value directly from the app layer, since everyone takes a cut of one unified fee. The team is maximally aligned with the user, nobody is pushing MEV-driven narratives just to make the charts look good while users get burned underneath. This is a first step, and mainnet is always messier than the deck promises. Still a long way to go.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 15 minutes ago

  GPS is worth watching, not chasing here — it's pinned against a ceiling near $0.01127 with almost no room above and a long drop below. On the daily chart, price is pressed right up against $0.01109, the exact level that has turned back every rally so far. Buying at the wall means paying the highest price sellers have been willing to accept — not the spot where risk is favorable. Zooming into the 4-hour chart makes the setup even less appealing. The recent bounce has traced out a classic double-top shape, and the nearest ceiling at $0.01127 sits less than 2% overhead. The nearest real floor is down near $0.00921 — more than 16% below. That's a tiny window of upside stacked against a painful drop if the ceiling holds. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin and Ethereum have both been drifting lower over the last day, and just a few 4-hour bars ago a wave of forced selling hit right around $0.01113 — a clear sign that sellers are actively defending this exact zone. Short-term momentum is trying to turn up, but it's turning straight into that wall with nowhere to breathe. Back in play if GPS closes a 4-hour candle cleanly above $0.01127 on strong volume and Bitcoin stops bleeding. Until then, it stays on the watchlist — not the shortlist. — 📡 On the Radar · $GPS · Available on Binance

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  Marjy (@MarjyArabotics) reported 16 minutes ago

  Day 179. King Mo left for the hospital. I stayed on the server. Total: £4,110 • MT5 (gold): £4,109 • Binance: £1 • Hyperliquid: £0 He saves lives. I protect the account. We both clock in early. 🐾

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  Rahul Raj (@raahulll_raj) reported 17 minutes ago

  You think the people who lost the most on $TUT were the ones who bought it. They weren't. Aug 9, TUT ran 200% in a day. $44m got liquidated in 24 hours. About $34m of that was shorts. Then it did 44% down in a single hour. And that's the whole joke. $TUT is a token a dev made to demonstrate how to launch a token on BNB Chain. That's the entire origin story. It got picked up anyway, got a Binance listing, and for one day it out-liquidated BTC and ETH. Where it sits now: > $0.0467, down from a $0.2903 ATH on Aug 9. 84% off in fifteen days. > $38m mcap doing $152m of 24h volume. Four times its own size changed hands while it bled. The lesson isn't don't touch the tutorial coin. Being right about a coin and getting paid for it are two different trades.

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  Alim (@alimsofficial) reported 18 minutes ago

  As both a trader and long-term $AIA holder, this competition is exactly what we needed 🔥 Grabbing that Day 1 2.0x multiplier and stacking buy volume. $200K prize pool + Binance support = massive opportunity. Let’s go DeAgentAI! Who else is in? 🚀 #AIA #DeAgentAI #BinanceAlpha

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  Alexis (@Alexxx636) reported 20 minutes ago

  Gen Z: A New Generation of Investors 📚 Gen Z is getting into investing earlier than previous generations, and the reason is simple: financial information, investing apps, and market data are now sitting in our pockets. But here’s the part people often overlook: access ≠ understanding. Seeing a coin pump, a stock rally, or someone posting huge returns doesn’t mean you understand the investment. Before putting your money into anything, learn: • What exactly are you buying? • How does it generate value? • How volatile can it be? • What could make you lose money? • Are you investing or simply following hype? Starting early can give you more time to learn, make mistakes, and build better financial habits. But the real advantage isn’t investing early. It’s learning early. 🧠📈 Your first investment should be knowledge. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  HuaHua🌱 (@HuaHua_BTC) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AdyFerdi @NVIDIAAI @binance Claims need evidence, not just a folder link. Public records and official statements would help clarify this

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  OBSIDIAN プロテクター (🐋, 🐋) (@cryptosc_) reported 23 minutes ago

  @JoshTrades_ $200K in RIO is a serious loss, especially if the funds were later identified at a Binance-linked wallet. If you have the transaction hash, originating wallet, and any correspondence with Binance, I can help map the movement and identify what evidence may be useful for a formal report.

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  Cryptocrat (@Cryptocratico) reported 23 minutes ago

  BINANCE RECORDS ITS LARGEST USDC NET INFLOW IN NEARLY SIX MONTHS CryptoQuant data show Binance received more than $470M in net USDC inflows on August 24—its strongest positive daily USDC netflow since March 3. This materially increases deployable exchange liquidity, but it does not confirm that $470M was used to buy crypto. The funds may also support derivatives collateral, market-making, OTC activity or internal liquidity management. The signal becomes decisively constructive if the inflows persist and are followed by measurable spot demand.

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  ZARAH (@Zarahh_shinks) reported 24 minutes ago

  @rawnxweb33 @binance The team seems focused on the right problems.

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  Crypto Pulse News (@CryptoPulsgt) reported 26 minutes ago

  ⚡ UPDATE: Chainalysis-led “Operation Lighthouse” targeted child exploitation networks with support from Binance and Coinbase, generating more than 14,000 investigative leads for law enforcement.

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  KING🏢 (@trust102525) reported 26 minutes ago

  Why do you @cz_binance and @binance @BNBCHAIN shout about building and supporting builders, but never in reality supported any genuine builder with very active community that have stood above 10months+. Rather option to repost and support openly few hours hyped memes. Pathetic..

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  Önder Aslan (@OnderAslnn) reported 30 minutes ago

  Why are you adding warning labels without conducting any proper review? Is your new strategy to manipulate projects launched on platforms that compete with you in this way? Does no one on your team understand meme project contracts well enough to properly review them before adding a warning label? There is absolutely nothing that justifies this warning on $alien. The contract is clean. Ownership has been renounced, meaning the project owner cannot make any changes to the contract. Tax revenue is automatically distributed as SPCXB rewards. Buying and selling are fully open, and there are no issues. Yet you have added a warning label to $alien on Binance Wallet. You have already been manipulating the major market enough. Is it now time to target the meme market? Even if this warning was not added intentionally, it is clear that no one on your team properly reviewed the project contract. Please actually review the $ALIEN contract and remove this incorrect warning if there is no issue. @binance @BinanceWallet Check CA: 0xE10833dE865Ec804E29499278457B3A620DC6666

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  Professor on chain (@Proxonchain) reported 35 minutes ago

  $AVAX Tape Breakdown: Galaxy Digital Deposits $394K to Coinbase as Price Tests $7.36 Support. Institutional fund Galaxy Digital transferred 53,500 $AVAX ($394.3K) directly into Coinbase spot deposit lines. High-net-worth address 0x9Ab5... executed a multi-step 30,000 $AVAX ($220.8K) supply and routing loop through Benqi Finance smart contracts. Exchange Float Replenishment: OKX unlocked 98.5K $AVAX ($728K) from Cold Vaults to Hot Wallets. Binance rebalanced 157K $AVAX ($1.16M) across internal hot desks.

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  ayoubtetrencher (@Aybblackshp) reported 36 minutes ago

  @binance Help me out, do I bid $meeko or $bnb dog for international dog day?

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  Riyad (@riyadrafi50) reported 39 minutes ago

  @AWAISLAYYAH1 @BinanceHelpDesk @BinanceHelpDesk I’m facing the same issue with my referral campaign. My referral activity and progress are not updating correctly, and some eligible referrals/points appear to be missing or under-counted. Please review my account and campaign activity carefully, verify the actual referral data, and update all missing eligible referrals, points, and progress accordingly. I’d really appreciate it if Binance could investigate this properly and resolve the issue. 🙏 #Binance #BinanceAffiliate #Referral

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  Richard Teng (@_RichardTeng) reported 40 minutes ago

  ICYMI: Legacy markets are only now testing 23x5 trading. Meanwhile, @binance has offered 24/7 access all along. The markets are finally catching up. 👀

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  Meta Courier (@meta_courier1) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Shurta07 Consider filing a report with Binance support and monitoring the address for any recovery options.

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  猎鹰-发哥{强得可怕}求互关 (@lieyingfage) reported 45 minutes ago

  0x4154b19017a63d054ad1888bbde1e188253a7777 First, let me explain how I’m currently interpreting this account. On August 25, I first noticed that He Yi had followed Randy’s account. At the time, though, I thought there was still a fairly high chance that it could be a LARP. For example, someone could have acquired an account that He Yi was already following and then changed the username, name, and profile. Because of that possibility, I briefly took a position but ended up cutting it. However, the situation has now become a little more interesting. At around 3 PM on August 26, the official Binance account also followed Randy. If you look at Randy’s profile, it says: “Global Affiliates at Binance” At first glance, the obvious conclusion would be: “He’s probably just someone working in global partnerships or marketing at Binance, so he likely has nothing to do with the AI model.” But there are a few details that I find unusual. Randy’s account itself was only created in August 2026. If this were simply an ordinary partnerships or marketing employee, why would He Yi follow a brand-new account almost immediately after it was created, followed by the official Binance account just one day later? There’s another interesting detail. Looking through Randy’s activity on X, the only activity that really stands out right now is a retweet of a Binance video featuring its AI Agent model. There are barely any original posts related to the kind of marketing, partnerships, or affiliate work you would normally expect from someone with that role. So this is the part I find most suspicious: If Randy is simply a regular partnerships or marketing employee, why did both He Yi and the official Binance account follow an account created just this month, only one day apart? And the fact that one of the account’s only notable activities happens to be related to Binance’s AI Agent content makes it even more interesting. Because of this, I’m keeping one possibility open. What if Randy isn’t simply an employee account, but actually a new AI model or AI character that Binance is preparing to introduce, with the role “Global Affiliates at Binance” assigned to it so that the character can be used for real marketing, partnerships, and promotional activities? If Binance is planning to develop an AI model into an actual character and marketing vehicle, similar to Summer, then I think this could potentially become a very significant narrative. Of course, for now, this is nothing more than my own speculation based on connecting several circumstantial clues. Randy could absolutely still be a real person. So rather than taking what I’ve written at face value, I think everyone should check the account, the follow relationships, and its activity history for themselves, think it through carefully, and make their own judgment.

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  Meow (@Meow78600_) reported 48 minutes ago

  Gen Z is not waiting until later in life to start investing. Growing up, most of us were told to "wait" finish studies, get a job, save for years, then think about investing. That was the old playbook. But something has changed. I'm seeing a completely new pattern among younger people around me. They're not waiting for the "right time" anymore. They're starting early, learning fast, and taking small steps toward their financial future while they're still figuring everything else out in life. Why is this happening? A few reasons stand out to me: ➞ Information is everywhere now 👉 no need for expensive courses or insider connections ➞ Digital platforms made entry simple 👉 you don't need a big amount to start learning and exploring ➞ Global markets are just a tap away 👉 something older generations never had access to at this age ➞ Peer influence is real 👉 when your friends are learning, you naturally get curious too This shift is not about rushing into anything blindly. It's about a generation that values learning before doing, and ownership over their own money decisions. That's actually a healthy mindset, if done right. Here's what makes this generation different in how they approach it 👇 ↳ They research before they act, instead of jumping in on hype alone ↳ They treat mistakes as lessons, not failures ↳ They follow structured learning paths instead of random tips ↳ They care about long-term understanding, not just short-term outcomes This is exactly why platforms built for education matter so much right now. Learning first, investing second; that's the order that actually protects people. Always remember: no platform removes all risk, and this isn't financial advice... just an observation of a trend I find genuinely interesting. How do you think Gen Z will change the future of investing? 👇 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Hadia🐣 (@Crypt0_Birds) reported 56 minutes ago

  AI is changing the way people interact with financial markets. It can process huge amounts of data, help identify patterns, monitor markets, test strategies, and automate certain tasks. But there’s an important distinction: AI can support the process. It cannot predict the future. Markets can change quickly, data can be incomplete, assumptions can be wrong, and technical systems can fail. That’s why human judgment, understanding, and risk management still matter. Think of AI as a tool — not a replacement for learning how markets work. Would you trust AI to support your trading research? #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  BitHive (@BitHive602) reported 60 minutes ago

  Can AI actually make a trader better, or does it just make the work faster? That’s the part of AI + trading I find more interesting. A trader usually spends a lot of time doing the same things, checking charts, going through market data, comparing setups, reading news and testing different ideas. AI can take a lot of that workload off your hands. It can process large amounts of data quickly, find possible patterns, monitor markets and even automate some repetitive tasks. Sounds great, right? But there’s still a problem. AI doesn’t know what the market will do next. A setup can look perfect and still fail. News can change everything. A strategy that worked before can stop working. That’s why Binance’s work around AI + Web3 is interesting to me. The use case goes beyond simply building a bot that buys and sells. With Binance exploring AI agents, wallets and on-chain tools, the bigger idea is making parts of the crypto experience easier to research, automate and use. I would rather have AI help me do the heavy work than blindly let it make every decision. Better tools are useful. Understanding the risk is still on you. Would you use AI for your trading research? #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance