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	8 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

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  0xMoon (@0xMo0n) reported 2 minutes ago

  @lndnd1110 expect the impossible when you're talking about binance

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  Henrik Andersson (@phenrikand) reported 3 minutes ago

  it's certain to happen; - login with what google, or apple - fund with crypto or apple pay - trade spot, perps, leveraged tokens, options equities, commodities (okay crypto too!) - set auto-reblance if you like - users dont have to care about chains, gas etc, all under the hood - withdraw to bank or crypto wallet This fully onchain, non-custodial Fidelity is all very doable today. Not "onchain Binance", "onchain Fidelity". cc @_ermin

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  Uncle Jim (@losingshekels) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Leonard_Aster @Bqlsj2023 DUDE YOU NEED TO GET FIRED, BIGGEST EMBARRASSMENT IN THE SPACE. YOU HAVE BINANCE AND CZ SUPPORT AND YET FAILED TO PUMP THIS DOGSHIT EXCHANGE.

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  Kate (@ohdatskate) reported 5 minutes ago

  a few of my friends are launching products in CIS, so a quick recap on growth strategies here for those who need it: - tldr it's a major silent liquidity hub, but rather for trading and degen verticals; consumer products will struggle because of the regulation - the biggest communities are Ukraine and Kazakhstan. working with the sanctioned regions is on your own faith and risk (yes, they'll prob still use vpn and access your services, but better don't run any public marketing or promote relationships with teams based in ru/belarus) - consider Warsaw and Dubai as two hubs of relocated CIS capital and teams - the best playbooks to study include Binance Ukraine (and all other exchanges), local Solana Superteams (UA/KZ), earlier Bera, Linea, ZkSync, and Aptos/Movement all had really nice campaigns of farming attention and capital (lol. lmao even) - there are three main segments of the CIS community: 1) loaded but risk-averse hodlers (tend to lend the capital to prop firms or only engage with the fundamentals; sometimes may participate in the ICOs); 2) active traders and degens (love prediction markets and perps, but many are kids (high-schoolers), low win rate but like to gamble) 3) people who work in crypto (marketing, MMs, cracked devs) - the region is still on the lookout for airdrops and points programs from perp dexes; the trust becomes scarce tho, and they cease farming activities sooner or later (esp because of L0 and zksync drops lol) - crypto education is spread through "trading schools" and alpha hunters channels; many hold crypto as an alternative investment but are not active onchain; many were burnt by the former influencers and memecoin scams - regulation ***** up access to most services, but it's getting better (in fact, crypto doesn't have proper legislation, but governments all have BTC funds and engage in public discussions) - Telegram is the main communication channel, hate it or love it - insane tech talent, so hackathons and university campaigns are popular (universities may have crypto and AI/robotics clubs) - KOLs and agencies are expensive af. i may recommend some contacts in private, but generally i suggest working with influencers directly and bargaining a lot. builders have decent English, KOLs don't - CEXes still outplay DeFi, but somebody has to change it, and it's generally a broad niche: people want to park their stables somewhere but will still believe a prop trade ponzi rather than a DeFi protocol - liquidity flows from crypto -> real estate -> traditional sectors really fast - RWAs and tokenized stocks can be a nice play here but will require immense investments in educating people; local stock market is non-existent, and the best case upper middle-class knows about IB or Forex scams - there is little sentiment or excitement over AI (yet) - referral programs are powerful, can easily scale to multi-m deposits through the link of a trader people trust - if you sell services, you may meet many founders from the traditional industries with very little understanding of crypto business but lots of cash ("grants") of unknown origin; don't ask questions, sell as it's the last time - user acquisition channels (besides affiliate marketing) will include sports, casinos, and gray traffic OR government/local brand partnerships (will be expensive and hard to seal) - scams are common; any western project is considered a money bag. verify twice and don't be surprised by lowkey rude/disrespectful or sloppy chats for a full-scale start, the min monthly campaign budget is $10k. experiment with mid-size influencers (TG, twitter), traffic and ads, local events. ambassadorship is common and cheaper; there are many content creators i try to avoid affiliation with the region because i see limited professional opportunities and i hate the work attitude. but i have a network of whales/LPs who're afraid to engage with the larger DeFi world and insane dev talent (kudos to my Kyiv Ethereum kids, ily), so feel free to ask for these intros

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  Vydamo (@vydamo_) reported 9 minutes ago

  I don't know what this is, but get me 5 minutes with some binance execs and I will hardpill them on a meme which has the chance to unite western and Chinese consumers and explain why it's extremely beneficial for them to support a meme that even westerners can relate to They already have the Chinese market, they need to bridge the two worlds, and I've got just the cat to do it

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  HPD (@harrypauldavies) reported 12 minutes ago

  THE BSC DEVS KNOW WTF IS UP DON’T SEE ANY SOLANA CTO LEADS DOING TS (also the dev of Mubarak that went to 250m on binance spot)

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 21 minutes ago

  @muneeb I have done my own research. That is not the issue. Previously, when I questioned your interpretation, you told me: “I was in the room with Binance. You were not.” That statement explicitly emphasized that you had direct access to Binance and information that I did not. Now, when I ask a specific question about the difference between STX and ACX, the answer becomes: “I’m not Binance.” Of course you are not Binance, and I never claimed you were. I am asking what you know from the direct Binance communication that you previously used as the basis for correcting me. If Binance has never explained why STX was treated differently, then simply say that. That is a complete answer.

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  Super Degen 💎 (@SuperDegen) reported 21 minutes ago

  @sunshinebinance @binance 70% off service fees plus a 5,000 USDT reward pool is a solid promo. Great time to utilize Lite Loans on Binance

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  AllGreenCandles (@AllGreenCandles) reported 23 minutes ago

  @FvctCrvpto its funny. crypto has seemingly collectively admitted that pmf is basically speculation, and coinbase's sole mistake was for some reason changing the vehcile of speculation from the **** we were already speculating on to creator coins. as for binance, never been a fan of their UIs or UX, but maybe they can pull of a legit competitor late-mover advantage and all (an actual thing)

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  Ardnox (@ardnox) reported 23 minutes ago

  A user called bosana has been killing it on the BTC 5m markets since the TWAP changes. I keep seeing charts like this where BTC moved up slightly on Binance and the Up price shot up despite the TWAP still being in Down's favour. They were then able to buy Down < $0.50 despite it always being in the lead. This keeps happening. It feels like people are still running pre-TWAP strategies and over-reacting to the raw BTC price, creating great entry opportunities in the last minute. I doubt this will last. Exploit it while you can. orange dotted line = Binance BTC price light yellow dotted line = Chainlink BTC price solid yellow line = Chainlink TWAP price

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  UID (@uidabban) reported 26 minutes ago

  This thesis is right about trading. Binance already solved liquidity, security, and access there. But it stops short of the one everyday use case still living entirely outside the ecosystem: real-world commerce. Buying and selling physical goods still means leaving, bridging, trusting a random third party. That's the one sector still "outside the walls."

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  Giuliano (@GiulianoBigDuck) reported 28 minutes ago

  @MastrXYZ Since he's supporting BNB and clearly not investing Binance or CZ, I stopped paying attention to him on X. I only have notes for his TG channel. Mush better. This platform is just ****.

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  Baris (@Barisaktass35) reported 29 minutes ago

  @binance **** you ************* scammers

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  Inner City Press (@innercitypress) reported 31 minutes ago

  Binance lawyer: They say, They filed the staff that flagged $1 billion in flows to Iran. Then the probe- Judge: Let's stick with the firing. Binance lawyer: They connect the two. Judge: What' the problem with the illustration of the exploding tank? Binance: IRCG

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  ALIMA (@Alima_dao88) reported 34 minutes ago

  What to Know Before Buying Your First Bitcoin I still remember staring at my first exchange screen, finger hovering over the buy button, heart doing something it really shouldn't do over a purchase. That feeling doesn't fully go away even now, years in, there's a flicker of am I doing this right? every time price starts moving fast. If you're feeling that right now, you're not broken. You're just new, and new is normal. The thing nobody tells you loudly enough: volatility isn't a bug in crypto, it's the whole personality of the asset. Bitcoin can move 5-10% in a day like it's nothing. I remember buying in once right before a dip that made my stomach drop for a week straight nothing dramatic happened, price came back but I learned fast that surviving your own reaction matters more than surviving the market. Size your position like someone who knows this could happen, and then don't check the price every eleven minutes. It helps no one. The other trap is FOMO, watching a green candle and feeling like you're being left behind. Some of the worst entries I've made came from that exact feeling, not from bad research. Slowing down and understanding why you're buying matters more than when. If a bit of breathing room while you get your footing sounds useful, it's worth knowing Binance runs a My First BTC campaign for eligible first timers, which can include 7 day price protection on that initial trade. Availability and terms vary by region, so pull up their official page and confirm before you assume it applies to you, don't take my word for it. None of this is advice, just how I've learned to think about it the hard way. DYOR & take your time. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  AChaosG | Markets & Power (@AChaosG) reported 35 minutes ago

  The exits are getting quieter, not louder. Bitcoin ETF flows just flipped negative — $144.6M out on Monday, snapping a 7-day inflow streak. No panic headline attached to it. Just money leaving. Keel Inc. has sold 1,085 BTC for $75M since April and says it's offloading the rest of its treasury by year-end. Not a fire sale. A schedule. That's a company that decided the corporate-treasury-BTC bet is over and is executing the wind-down on its own terms. Then a whale moved over 1,000 BTC — worth roughly $66M — onto Binance. Coins that sat untouched for a year, moving now, right as ETF flows turn and a corporate holder starts liquidating. Individually these are footnotes. Together they're a pattern. Layer today's setup on top: oil's rebounding, inflation data drops this afternoon, and BTC's already down 2%+ into it. The market isn't waiting for bad news to start de-risking. It's already doing it. Capital doesn't need a headline to move. It just moves first.

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  Kuncoro (@0xkuncoro) reported 35 minutes ago

  @MaxCrypto Worth sizing the realizable part. 4B ONE at the pre crash high of $0.00125 is about $5M nominal, while Binance turned over $10.4M of ONE in 24 hours total. Price is $0.00079 now, down 35.8%, low $0.00056. The mint was big, the exit was thin.

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  Gss (@gss_crypto) reported 36 minutes ago

  $RARE — that "negative tag, positive reaction" move is basically gone now quick recap: Binance added RARE (plus GLMR, ICX, MOVR, SOPH) to its Monitoring Tag list, officially flagged as delisting risk. most of the tagged tokens dropped on the news (MOVR -21%, GLMR -13%), but RARE spiked +30-38% instead that spike has now been almost fully erased. price ran up hard, then gave nearly all of it back within hours — back down near where it was trading before the pump even started that's the part worth remembering: a "positive" reaction to bad news on thin liquidity often isn't conviction, it's a squeeze that runs out of fuel fast. the tag itself hasn't changed, delisting risk is still on the table, and the price already round-tripped the entire move worth watching whether it stabilizes here or keeps fading back toward pre-spike levels

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  Logan BTC (@Logan_BTC__) reported 39 minutes ago

  Thinking about bought your first Bitcoin? Understand These 3 Things I remember when Bitcoin first caught my attention. The price was moving fast, everyone seemed to be talking about it, and it was easy to feel like I was already late. What I didn't realize at the time was that the hardest part wasn't buying Bitcoin. It was understanding what I was actually buying. Here are three things I wish I had learned first: 1. Know what Bitcoin is Bitcoin is a decentralized digital asset with a maximum supply of 21 million BTC. That limited supply is one of the fundamental characteristics that makes Bitcoin different from traditional forms of money. Before buying any asset, understanding its purpose, design, and basic mechanics should come before thinking about its price. 2. Expect volatility and understand fractions Bitcoin's price can move significantly in either direction. A green candle can create excitement. A sharp correction can create panic. Understanding that volatility beforehand can help you avoid making emotional decisions when the market moves. And you don't need to buy one whole Bitcoin. BTC can be purchased in smaller fractions, meaning you can learn about the asset without needing enough money to purchase an entire BTC. 3. Don't confuse attention with opportunity This is probably the lesson I would take most seriously. When everyone is talking about an asset, it's tempting to assume you need to buy immediately. But hype isn't research. FOMO isn't a strategy. Before making a decision, ask yourself: Do I understand what I'm buying? Do I understand the risks? Am I making this decision because of my own research or because everyone else is doing it? There's also something worth knowing about Binance's My First BTC campaign. Eligible first-time users may receive 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades, subject to the campaign's specific terms and conditions. It's important to understand what that means. Price protection doesn't eliminate market risk, guarantee profits, or make Bitcoin risk-free. It's a campaign feature not a substitute for understanding the asset. If I could give my younger self one piece of advice, it would be simple: Slow down. Learn what Bitcoin is. Understand its volatility. Ignore the pressure to act because of hype. Then make your own decision. The first step into crypto should begin with knowledge not FOMO. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Always use official sources, check the latest campaign terms, understand the risks, and do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  赫克机器 🔶 BNB (@hekmachine) reported 39 minutes ago

  @binance binanceman working hard

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  King of bnb memes (@abiel720s) reported 46 minutes ago

  Binance didn’t list $BIBI on Alpha, and I don’t think they’ll ever list $bstocks there either. It seems Binance is intentionally avoiding meme tokens that use the names of its own products or services, most likely because of potential legal issues.

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  Financier.news (@FINANCIERNEWS) reported 46 minutes ago

  Whale Wallets Grow 32 as Price Slumps 29% Wallets holding at least 1 million $XRP rose by 32 over three months, even as the token’s market cap fell 29%. XRP trades near $1.02, down 69% from its 2025 peak of $3.66. Large holders added 380 million XRP in the week to August 11, with 81% of Binance outflows moving to self-custody. #Payments #Markets

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  Azraël (@azrael_options) reported 48 minutes ago

  @FroehlichThors1 ETH's issue isn't price, it's participation. Binance holding 39% of volume shows the market is still too dependent on one exchange. Real breakout fuel comes when retail starts asking where to buy. Until then, expect more of the same sideways grind.

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  G E N N Y (@Gennycruz_) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Linus841 @binance Price protection can help, but it doesn’t remove market risk.

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  Uzair (@UzairXBT) reported 49 minutes ago

  Before buying Bitcoin for the first time, save this checklist: ‣ Know what you’re buying: Bitcoin is a digital asset with a maximum supply of 21M BTC. ‣ Expect volatility: BTC can move significantly up or down. Don’t enter assuming the price will only rise. ‣ You can start with a fraction: Owning Bitcoin doesn’t require buying 1 full $BTC . ‣ Avoid FOMO: A price pump, social-media hype, or someone else’s profit shouldn’t be your investment strategy. ‣ DYOR: Research Bitcoin, understand the risks, and make decisions based on your own understanding. ‣ Know the campaign: Binance’s My First BTC campaign offers eligible first-time users 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades, subject to campaign terms. ‣ Understand the limitation: Price protection does not remove investment risk, and rewards are not guaranteed. ‣ Read the terms: Always check the complete campaign conditions before participating. The goal of your first BTC purchase isn’t to chase the market. It’s to make an informed decision. Start with knowledge, not hype. #Binance #LearnWithBinance #BinanceAcademy

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  𝐕𝐑 (@0xVeepul) reported 50 minutes ago

  𝐜𝐫𝐲𝐩𝐭𝐨 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐮𝐫𝐠𝐞 𝐚𝐢 𝐟𝐢𝐫𝐦𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐠𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐛𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐨𝐢𝐧 𝐝𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐥𝐲 𝐚𝐜𝐜𝐞𝐬𝐬 #crypto companies are struggling to access the most powerful #ai models as cyberattacks become more sophisticated. binance, fireblocks and uniswap reportedly lack access to some frontier models, while attackers are increasingly using ai to find vulnerabilities. more crypto firms are now asking ai labs for controlled access so defenders aren’t left behind. my opinion: this is becoming a serious ai × crypto security battle. if attackers get better ai tools while defenders remain restricted, the security gap could become dangerous. i think vetted crypto security teams should be able to get controlled access. ai shouldn’t just help attackers find weaknesses - it should help defenders find and fix them first. #VrReports

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  Jacques van Heerden (@vanheerdenj14) reported 51 minutes ago

  @lunccryptowolf Get a grip Binance is busy upgrading there wallets go to there official site and dont confuse the community

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  Heisenberg (@cryptochad215) reported 52 minutes ago

  In the past month we have seen 4 chains attract massive volume while macro has barely moved. Robinhood - Cashcat run to 200 mill, drop down to 40 mill, then run back to 160 mill. With CashCat NFTs sitting at 0.32eth floor, 1.5 mill volume, on a 10k collection. - Stonkbrokers cook straight up for a month straight, currently at 75 mill. With an Stonkbroker NFTs sitting at 12eth floor, 5 mill volume, on a 4.4k collection. - Pipedog run up to 70 mill, currently sitting at 40 mill - Pons run to 66 mill, drop down to 16 mill, then run back to 56 mill - Tendies run up to 32 mill, drop down to 7 mill, currently slow cooking at 20 mill back to aths - Serveral other 7-8 figure runners Ethereum - FWA run to 37 mill, drop down to 4 mill, then run back to 36 mill Solana - Ansem consolidating around 200 mill (about 100 mill circulating) - Jimothy run up to 45 mill, currently sitting at 10 mill - Plumber run up 5 mill, currently sitting at 1.5 mill - Serveral other 7 figure runners Binance - Marscoin run to 75 mill with hardly any breaks - Serveral other 7-8 figure runners

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  Edgard Paz (@Log1cLockX) reported 56 minutes ago

  @binance @HatimBinance That first step shapes the whole path A rushed move early on can cost more than a slow start

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  MatrixLiquidity.eth (@SeekeerHodl) reported 59 minutes ago

  @binance Is that a risk aversion thing or just less access to those products?