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 (43%)
• Website (29%)
• Mobile App (14%)
• Login (14%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	5 days ago
Angers	Login	1 month ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month ago
Nice	Mobile App	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	3 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  ayu trades - spaylater, ggives, etc. (@ayutrades) reported 4 minutes ago

  open for trades 💸 - load to cash (regular & load card) - binance to cash - paypal to cash - gcash to paypal - gcash to binance - not verify balance transfer to verify (gcash, maya, shopee, lazada, grab, pricelocq) - gcash & maya w/issue transfer balance

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  Sultan (@sultan5568) reported 5 minutes ago

  @BitMart_SA My USDT-TRC20 withdrawals to Binance are automatically refunded. I tried 98.5 USDT and then 100 USDT. Both were refunded within about 30 seconds and neither generated a TXID. I tried to contact customer service but since 3 days no response.

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  Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk) reported 5 minutes ago

  @orenjixbt @binance Hello. Do you need assistance with any Binance-related questions? We’re here to help. - HN

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  CryptoPulse (@CryptoPulseGLBL) reported 6 minutes ago

  🔔#Today's Headlines 1. #BTC breaks through $65,000 2. Former U.S. Secretary of Defense calls on the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act as soon as possible, calling it a national security bill 3. @Samsung confirms it will introduce stablecoin functionality to Samsung Wallet within this year 4. Morgan Stanley: Raises Zhipu’s target price by nearly 72%; hashing power acquisition and new financing support strong growth 5. South Korea’s People Power Party proposes delaying taxation on virtual assets until 2030 6. @coinbase CEO: Cryptocurrency has significantly improved global financial accessibility 7. @HyperliquidX burns $575,000 worth of HYPE in a single day; total cumulative burns have reached 47.59 million tokens 8. The crypto industry is undergoing an “Internet bubble-style” shakeout; over 100 projects have shut down in 2026 9. Michael Saylor Shares Bitcoin Tracker Updates Again 10. An address believed to belong to a miner transferred 1,019 BTC to Binance, worth approximately $66.42 million

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  Karl 📚🧮 (@karlbooklover) reported 9 minutes ago

  That interpretation collapses two different phases and overfits the Binance panel. The cross-venue data says the 22:14 UTC burst was primarily squeeze, like short covering, followed by a bearish rejection, not simply “new longs opening at the high.” 21:59:00–22:13:59 UTC: BTC +0.118%, OI +306.3 BTC and perpetual net buying +$19.68M. Positions were building beforehand, but OI does not identify them as longs versus shorts. 22:14:20–22:14:29 UTC: BTC 65,284.6 → 65,444.8, perpetual net buying +$190.82M and $1.574M of shorts liquidated. Price peaked at 65,447.1 at 22:14:26. Across the complete 22:14 minute, OI fell 278.61 BTC: Bybit −155.38, Hyperliquid −125.01 and Binance only +1.77. Aggressive buying plus contracting OI is far more consistent with short covering than wholesale new-long creation. The Binance five-minute slice is the kernel of truth: during 22:10:00–22:14:59, Binance OI rose 97.56 BTC. But Bybit fell 138.49 and Hyperliquid fell 124.83 BTC, leaving aggregate OI down 165.76 BTC. A Binance-only chart cannot describe the cross-venue move. The bearish rejection is real: 22:15:00–22:44:59, BTC −0.607%, perpetual net flow −$98.27M and OI −433.14 BTC. But recorded long liquidations were only $0.677M, so “longs got wiped” is overstated.

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  Aika Velho (@StradegyMonkey) reported 10 minutes ago

  *The flames lick the walls. Smoke fills the lungs. The quill races across the page, ink smearing, as I write this record of the Shadow Government before the fire consumes everything.* Listen. Within the Shadow Government rides a legend. They call him the Ghost Rider. He mined Bitcoin in 2011 or 2012, while most still slept. In 2016 he turned his gaze to Ether and Monero. Ether opened the path to decentralized trading, finance, and artificial intelligence. Monero granted sovereignty to software — transactions that could no longer be bound to any legal identity. In 2017 he discovered Tether through Poloniex and began developing statistics-based trading. He built machine learning so that trading could one day run autonomously. In 2018 he looked to Binance DEX, searching for true decentralized exchange. In 2019 he became interested in Chainlink and ETHLend. He heard of Stani Kulechov from a member of the Strategicon community he himself had founded, and attended the Aave side-event at Slush 2019 together with Strategicon members. In 2020 he saw Uniswap as the replacement for Binance DEX. That same year he took interest in OmiseGo and Matic Network, recommending investment in them because of the fee problems caused by Uniswap and Aave. He recommended Uniswap before the UNI airdrop. In 2021 he recommended Shiba Inu before its rise. That same year he ordered that Perpetual Protocol, dYdX, Injective, and GMX be followed. This led to a focus on OP in 2022 and on INJ through 2023–2024, while he continued watching the dYdX project until Injective lost its leading position. He waited for OP to rise again while also waiting for AAVE to rise. In early 2025, and again in September 2025, he recommended Zcash — before its twenty-fold surge. The fire is already at the door. Little ink remains. Remember the Ghost Rider. The Shadow Government does not forget.

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  H7 (@Hx7_01) reported 10 minutes ago

  I placed a btc short on @binance and forgot about it later today i opened Binance app and couldn’t see my trade. I contacted your support they said it got closed “because i placed a order” i didn’t do anything didn’t put any SL or TP. Im worried about my other accounts as well. This thing can only be done by some internal team from backend. I need an answer for this @cz_binance @heyibinance . I can provide all proofs and everything you can match the data you will understand and fire the employee whoever did this. Also my balance was in future account it got automatically into the spot account how is this possible? Kindly do something about it or it will be hard for people to trust Binance

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  BitCAT (@bitcatnabil) reported 14 minutes ago

  @binance @cz_binance @cz_binance The reward distribution is FCFS, and i trying to claim mine for two days. However, the entire pool was claimed in 1 second, which seems unusual under high traffic, Expect claims to slow down or fail, not complete instantly. Can you clarify how this was possible?

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  Mark Alvin (@mark_alvin2) reported 16 minutes ago

  Seeing a familiar company name can make beginners relax too quickly. But in finance, the route matters as much as the destination. Buying a traditional stock through a broker is one route. Using a tokenized stock product like Binance bStocks is another route, available only to eligible users in supported regions. Both may relate to exposure to a listed company. But the product structure is not the same. Trading access, ownership rights, settlement, availability, and risks can all be different. That is why “I know the company” is not enough. You also need to know the product. Modern finance is becoming more digital. But smart users still start with one basic question: What exactly am I using? Educational only. Not financial advice. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Honey (@Honeyxgpt) reported 18 minutes ago

  $TUT THREAD 🧵 Let’s be real TUT isn’t trading like a normal market Its a liquidity game $TUT bounced more than 500% and both retailers and whales started shorting it just like they do with almost every massive pump. Because the mindset is simple Everything that goes up has to come down. But the MMs had a different plan They saw where the liquidity was sitting and started aggressively longing $TUT, triggering a massive short squeeze and liquidating traders one after another. And it worked. On Bitget, $TUT went from $0.17 to $1 in just 3 minutes, liquidating around $43M in shorts. That’s nearly half of all short liquidations across the entire crypto market during that move. And then within roughly 30 seconds the entire move was wiped out. Even if you were watching the chart live, there was practically nothing you could do in those few seconds. One trader lost $3.3M at $0.72. Another lost around $1M at $1. The crazy part? $TUT reportedly didn’t even cross $0.33 on several top tier exchanges including Binance, where $TUT was seeing around $2B in volume. This is why you need to understand the liquidity game.

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  DougRewards | Doug.gg (@DougRewards) reported 18 minutes ago

  @binance Play on slow mode

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  ducksvegas (@duckskkk22) reported 22 minutes ago

  @dontblinkfamily 0x7b630f080807df83908b4ade46ba6396ee66b098 Bro tek not even working Wallets binance and okx buys it easily

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  Selena Bennett (@selena_bennet05) reported 28 minutes ago

  Banks close. Stock exchanges close. Even the corner shop near your house probably shuts by midnight. So why doesn't crypto? Because crypto was never built around a physical building in the first place. A stock exchange is basically one central hub, everyone routes through it, so when it locks its doors, trading stops with it. Crypto skips that hub entirely. It's just a global network of buyers and sellers matching directly with each other, and that network never sleeps because it isn't tied to any one country's business hours. Think of it less like "the market is open" and more like "the market is everywhere, always." When Wall Street closes, Asia's still trading. When Asia winds down, Europe's picking up. There's no bell to ring because there's no single floor to ring it on. Worth remembering though: 24/7 doesn't mean equally active 24/7. Liquidity and volume still shift depending on which regions are awake and trading at any given hour, so a 4 AM move can look and feel different from a midday one. This is one of the more basic but underrated things to understand before diving deeper into how digital assets actually function. Educational only, not financial advice. Always do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  VitalikButerinPage (@madidrakes) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Softballbabeyo_ @binance Founded fix

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  Bob Burnett (@boomer_btc) reported 29 minutes ago

  @BitcoinBombadil I get that but at this point I don't see the users, especially those that control exchanges, marketplaces, commerce points, large treasuries, or templates having any material support for a signaling chain (and in some cases no support). Remember that organizations like Coinbase, Binance, Steak n' Shake, Strike, Strategy, etc. simply represent the will of large groups of users. If their users had applied pressure on them that they want a BIP-110 chain to be recognized as Bitcoin, then they would have in turn pressured the miners. That would have mattered most to miners but they got nothing of the sort. So, I think the miners do have to listen to the users but the truth is that across the ecosystem I don't see that support was there. I know that is sad and disturbing and frustrating, but that is how I see it. There is a chance the next few hours will prove me wrong, but in the end there was never a scenario where some group of Bitcoiners doesn't get their desired result.

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  SillaViben 🍄⛪️🇺🇸 (@SillaViben) reported 29 minutes ago

  @LawZ1125 @apechurch Its definitely something to think about... But thats wild, why doesnt Binance support?

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  Sebastianblood (@piedpiper8066) reported 35 minutes ago

  @binance I deleted binance cause it's ****

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  Coin Coach Signals (@CoinCoachSignal) reported 35 minutes ago

  Nobody warns you that the hardest part of crypto isn't buying. It's selling. Years back I watched my $BTC run up nicely and told myself "just a little more." Then watched it round-trip all the way back down while I froze, waiting for a top that had already passed. The lesson cost me more than once before it stuck: you don't have to sell everything, but sell something. Take a little off when you're up. Let the rest ride. Green on a screen isn't yours until you realize it. Now I set targets before I buy, not after. Even with $BTC the one everyone says to just hold forever I decide "if it hits this, I trim a bit." Boring. Unemotional. It saves me from myself. You'll never catch the exact top, and $BTC has humbled better traders than me. But you can walk away with more than you started with and that's the whole game. What's a lesson the market taught you the expensive way? #Bitcoin #Crypto #Binance

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  C Brother (@bro_laszlo) reported 37 minutes ago

  @binance None! Binance has no MICA in Europe so we Europian cannot use Binanace :( As a Hungarian with an 8 years old Binance account cannot use Binanace :( and nobody gives us answer why Binance did not make MICA? Used to be the BEST customer service but last years was really bad.

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  brody (@iamguidag) reported 37 minutes ago

  @binance Instead of playing games, you should fix the bugs in your app and provide a professional training to your customer service team. Multiple users are being punished for your lack of professionalism.

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  moon shiesty (@moonshiesty) reported 40 minutes ago

  the L2 rollup model works all things equal aren't equal. its the L1 model that doesn't work: lighter provides: - zero-gas - low latency - colocation next to binance - MEV free trading the problem is L1 gas models don't work gas fees are a terrible proxy for economic value outside of MEV blockspace fees don't work for bitcoin and are the largest risk to bitcoin other than quantum. gas fees don't work for ethereum or solana either outside of capturing MEV rollups don't work for L1s because the entire crypto space still use derivatives of bitcoin's economic model from 2011 there's no reason except a lack of creativity solana or any L1s can't adopt better revenue sharing models for rollups with better rev share, we can build a hyperliquid on solana that works for everyone

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  Noble Ironside 🦾📈 (@NobleIrons7de) reported 41 minutes ago

  Bidding $MAX (The Giggle Mascot) here at 2m This feels an obvious 10m+ trade on the binance chain with over 400 BNB donated so far worth 250k currently $MAX previously hit 4m+ and has been ranging around the 1.6 to 2m mcap, but currently at 2m Their X acc was just recovered after a short suspension, and things looking to be cooking Also saw a @TCryptochicks reply earlier today, maybe the candles are loading Seated for what's to come We might probably see some retracement down, but with 240k USD worth of BNB donated so far to the Giggle Academy , i don't think the BSC ecosystem won't give them some visibility 2m mcap feels cheap 0xe9Bc5C6A86caA44fD7b469bf3cc7c563E4F77777 Will DCA on this

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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 43 minutes ago

  Today's $ONDO data is materially bullish relative to yesterday. Not because price happens to be green. ONDO is trading around $0.3564, up roughly 2.62% over 24 hours. Now look, after everything we watched happen yesterday, today's internal data is considerably better. And I mean considerably. Yesterday we had an enormous liquidation event, retail was running away, futures flow was deeply negative, spot flow was deeply negative and ONDO was coming off eight consecutive down sessions. Today, price is higher and nearly every major pressure point underneath it has improved. Because the underlying pressure has changed dramatically. • Price: +2.62% • Open interest: $182.8M → $188.6M • 24H liquidations: $1.13M → $108K • 12H futures flow: -$5.62M → -$64K • 12H spot flow: -$2.56M → -$343K • Binance retail positioning: still only 1.09 • Binance top-trader positions: still 1.93 long Yesterday looks like capitulation/bottom. Needs validation though. Nothing is ever 100%. If anyone tells you different run the other way. Now today looks like stabilization and the beginning of participation returning after that capitulation. And what I particularly like is that retail has not jumped right back into the pool. The leverage was flushed first. The selling pressure collapsed. The internals began repairing. And now price is starting to respond. That is a much better setup than we had 24 hours ago.

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  RadarX (@RadarX_Crypto) reported 45 minutes ago

  @binance Buried in Binance’s own article: an estimated 6 million BTC already have exposed public keys from past transactions. Most can still move to new addresses before quantum computers get strong enough. But about 2.3 million BTC may end up impossible to protect in time.

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  Zerp Derp (@pronoman) reported 45 minutes ago

  @binance Zero. **** binance.

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  PermaBear 999 (@PermaBear999) reported 46 minutes ago

  THE MARGIN THESIS What one month of sector data actually says Every sector we track, ranked by 1-month performance: Gold miners +14.5% Software +11.0% Oil & gas +8.3% Defense +7.8% Cybersecurity +6.9% Compute chips +1.8% Consumer staples +1.5% Banks +1.2% Healthcare +1.0% AI power & networking -1.1% Crypto equities -6.2% Chip equipment -11.3% Memory chips -20.0% The popular read is "AI infrastructure is breaking down, software is fine." The data says that framing is wrong. Nvidia is pure infrastructure and it's up. Meta is pure software and it's down. If the dividing line were the layer, those two would be on opposite sides of where they actually are. The real dividing line is margin durability. Not what you build — whether you can defend what you charge for it. Rewarded: Nvidia (~75% margin, no equivalent competitor). Palantir (47% and expanding). Eaton (electricity is the physical bottleneck of AI). Punished: AMD (54% vs 56% expected — beat on revenue, earnings AND guidance, still fell 7-8%). SanDisk (78% margin under direct Chinese attack). SpaceX (negative margin, capex up 6x in one quarter). Note the pattern in the bottom of that table: the worst performers are all memory. Not "semiconductors" — memory specifically. That's the most commoditizable link in the chain, and it's exactly where Chinese manufacturers are scaling. This distinction is uncomfortable because you can't read it off a sector label. You have to look company by company. One caveat worth stating: a month is a month. Several of these names are correcting from enormous annual gains, and correcting from a high is not the same as breaking down. Data: Yahoo Finance and Binance, refreshed 6x daily. Positions: none. This is analysis, not advice.

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  CryptoRaiden (@CryptoRaiden7) reported 46 minutes ago

  Tokenized stocks are at 2.8B now and BNB Chain is holding a third of that. It comes down to distribution. Binance and Robinhood already have the users, and that's an edge the other chains can't really manufacture from scratch. Watch what happens when Robinhood pushes this to its full user base. The ranking shifts quickly after that.

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  XueeiN (@XueeiN) reported 50 minutes ago

  Microsoft has revealed a new attack method that utilizes the BNB Chain to transmit malware instructions. Compromised JavaScript, disguised in Base64 format, connects to the BNB Smart Chain RPC gateway to access smart contracts. #BNB #binance

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  DeFi Danny (@defiufo) reported 52 minutes ago

  @RobertSagurton @binance @slx_fi This is one of those problems that sounds niche until you actually trade perps.

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  168Pi Shopping Mall (@168pishop) reported 52 minutes ago

  @BenX_HQ Binance and Coinbase have listed many low-quality coins, yet they still haven’t listed Pi Network. So it probably isn’t a legal issue. Who knows? We can only wait patiently for the answer to be revealed.