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 (44%)
• Website (33%)
• Mobile App (11%)
• Login (11%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	15 days ago
Itu	Website	21 days ago
Seattle	Website	21 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	1 month ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 3 minutes ago

  $DEXE — Marking this: another leg down incoming 📊 Price rejected hard from the high at 4.247, printing lower highs and now sitting inside the breakdown zone (3.199-3.76) after a fake bounce. Currently at $3.761, up +68.28% on the day but structurally rolling over on the lower timeframe. Structure points toward a bearish continuation, lower highs, rejection from the breakdown zone, and RSI cooling off at 43.1 after tapping overbought earlier. If this zone fails to hold as support, next stops line up toward 2.6, then 2.0. Liquidation data backs the caution here too, longs have taken the bigger hit over the past 4H ($513.86K vs $885.54K shorts), showing this move already chewed through late longs chasing the pump. Mark my words, this one's not done dropping if the breakdown zone gives way. DYOR. NFA. $DEXE #Binance

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  Selena Hart (@selenahart_) reported 4 minutes ago

  Binance Is Making Moves in MENA & Pakistan While everyone watches the charts, Binance is quietly getting the paperwork done. 20+ regulatory approvals globally, with MENA becoming a major region for Binance. 🇦🇪 Dubai: Licensed by VARA 🇦🇪 Abu Dhabi: Licensed under ADGM 🇧🇭 Bahrain: Category 4 licence from CBB 🇵🇰 Pakistan:AML registration completed, with local licensing next Not the flashy side of crypto, but an important one. Slow and steady. One market at a time. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 6 minutes ago

  $APR — Real dump flushed, fake dump swept liquidity, structure now recovering 📊 Price crashed hard from the flat resistance zone down to $0.14555, that was the real dump. Bounced, retested, then got swept again lower into a liquidity grab before rising support kicked in and buyers took control. Currently at $0.21076, up +34.76% today, back testing the resistance zone that capped price for weeks. Rising support intact since the fake dump low. RSI at 47.2 shows room to run before overbought, momentum has space to build. If this resistance zone breaks and holds as support, structure opens up for continuation higher. DYOR. NFA. $APR #Binance

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  GODFADA (@Josh_writes_) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris I'm not only just a user, but a creator on Binance square. Would go a long way to support my content on there UID: 733447253 🙏

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  BitBull (@AkaBull_) reported 10 minutes ago

  STABLECOINS are often called the “digital cash” of crypto, but not every stablecoin works in the same way. They are tokens designed to stay close to a fixed value, usually $1. Most maintain that price by holding reserves, accepting redemptions, and using market arbitrage to bring the token back toward its peg. The major names beginners should know are: $USDT by Tether 
The largest and most widely used stablecoin, with roughly $183B in circulation. Its biggest strength is deep liquidity and broad support across exchanges and blockchains. Tether says USDT is backed by reserves worth at least as much as the tokens issued. $USDC by Circle 
The second-largest stablecoin, with around $74B in circulation. It is backed by cash and highly liquid cash-equivalent assets, with most reserves held through a government money-market fund. USDC is commonly used for payments, institutional settlement and DeFi. $USDS and DAI by Sky 
These are decentralized-finance-focused stablecoins. Unlike simple bank-reserve models, they rely on collateral, smart contracts and protocol governance. This provides more onchain functionality, but also introduces collateral, governance and smart-contract risks. $USD1 by World Liberty Financial 
A newer dollar-backed stablecoin, currently among the larger stablecoins at roughly $4B in circulation. It is redeemable 1:1 and backed by dollars, short-term U.S. government assets and government money-market funds, with BitGo serving as issuer and custodian. $USDe by Ethena 
USDe is different from traditional fiat-backed stablecoins. It uses crypto collateral and hedging positions to target dollar stability. It may offer additional yield opportunities, but it also carries exchange, funding-rate, collateral and strategy risk. $FDUSD and $USDG 
These are reserve-backed digital dollars used for trading, payments and exchange liquidity. Their availability can depend heavily on the platform, blockchain and user’s region. Why do people use stablecoins? For trading, they let users move out of volatile assets without immediately withdrawing to a bank. For transfers, they allow digital dollars to move globally, 24/7. For payments, they offer a more stable unit than Bitcoin or other volatile tokens. For DeFi, they can be lent, borrowed, supplied as liquidity or used as collateral. On @binance, stablecoins are also used across Spot Trading, Futures, Simple Earn, payments, and campaign rewards. But users should always check which stablecoin is supported in their region and understand how it is backed. The most important thing to remember is this: A stablecoin may stay close to $1, but it is not risk-free. Before using one, check the issuer, reserves, redemption process, network, smart contract, liquidity, and regional restrictions. For beginners, $USDT is usually the most liquid for trading, while $USDC is often preferred for transparency and institutional use. Newer stablecoins may offer rewards or better access, but they can also carry more risk. Stablecoins are becoming the bridge between crypto trading, payments, and real-world money. NFA. DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  MintLocke (@usemintlocke) reported 14 minutes ago

  Samsung has over 1 billion active Galaxy devices worldwide. If stablecoin support ships to even a fraction of them, that's the largest single distribution event stablecoins have ever had. Coinbase has ~100M users. Binance has ~200M. Samsung has 1 billion.

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  Crypto (@CryptoOpener) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Zeshan0X Trying to learn every feature at once can be overwhelming, leading to a slow and frustrating Binance experience.

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  Altcoin Amplify (@cryptoDiplomat4) reported 18 minutes ago

  Binance says it has writer’s block. Here is one line for the next chapter: “Crypto opened the door. TradFi made the room bigger.” Now build a platform where users can explore both without switching apps, accounts or mindsets. Stocks, bStocks and pre IPO markets should feel less like a private club and more like an open marketplace.

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  Joe Guglielmucci (@JoeGuglielmucci) reported 24 minutes ago

  Crypto Twitter in 2016 should be included in the Constitution as the latest Amendment or studied at ivy leagues as a period of enlightenment ICO’s pumping everywhere that all you had to do was risk losing all your eth and have a wallet Airdropping was new and you just had to blindly trust it Staking wasn’t really a legit thing Any coin listed on an exchange would pump for no reason so you could use kindergarten arbitrage and eat Binance and kucoin native tokens were trading for pennies I was fresh off getting scammed from bitconnect which was my alumni into Bitcoin GDAX was Coinbase’s “pro” version and it was 100% free and based, almost offerred on the sneak in the portal [Coinbase garbage now] This was before DeFi The $Crypto Twitter scene was just the Wild West then Can’t put it all in 1 tweet

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  trade spaylater, ggives, load, paypal, atome, cc (@aureayutrades) reported 24 minutes ago

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  Gems Trending | All Chain 💸 (@GemsTrendingNew) reported 24 minutes ago

  BTC under $64K is not automatically a breakdown with a macro villain attached. Cointelegraph reported Bitcoin fell under $64K as surging US bond yields boosted Fed rate-hike odds, with dips under $64,000 and Binance bid liquidity described as reemerging. Fine. That is a sourced narrative. But in this bundle, the yield-pressure claim comes from single-authoritative Cointelegraph reporting only. No verified US yield data in bundle. No verified order-book data beyond Cointelegraph description. So the clean read is not “yields caused BTC weakness,” and definitely not “Binance saved it.” CT loves a cape. The data here does not hand one out. The daily close data only says BTC/USDT last closed at 63880.64 USDT. The 20-day SMA is 64234.8. The 50-day SMA is 63157.15. Price sits between them, below the short SMA, above the longer one. That is sideways compression, not a confirmed bear trend. Nearest support is 63100 USDT. Nearest resistance is 66956.15 USDT. BTC is also only 24% up its 90-session range, with the range low at 57800.19 and high at 82850. So yes, the tape is closer to the downside tripwire than the upside breakout level. Bears have a level to prove. They have not proven it yet. Volume is falling, recent third of the window versus prior third. That weakens the case for treating the sub-$64K move as a high-conviction directional break from current evidence alone. Falling volume could mean the sub-$64K move needs confirmation before treating it as a durable breakdown. If this continues, a close below 63100 USDT could suggest the sideways regime is losing support. A reclaim of 64234.8 USDT may keep BTC range-bound rather than confirm downside continuation. Confirmation cuts both ways. Downside pressure gets cleaner only if 63100 USDT fails on daily close data. Range repair improves if BTC/USDT remains above 63100 USDT while reclaiming the 20-day SMA. Upside invalidates the local squeeze if BTC/USDT breaks above 66956.15 USDT. Also valid: fresh data revises sideways regime or support/resistance levels. Until then, the tape says compression below the 20-day SMA near support, not macro fan fiction with a liquidation soundtrack.

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  Gems Trending | All Chain 💸 (@GemsTrendingNew) reported 27 minutes ago

  ETH is gaining ground, and its 30D SMA funding rate has climbed to a six-month high. That is the easy bullish funding narrative: price up, medium-term perp demand elevated, leverage still leaning long. The awkward part: latest ETH perpetual funding on Binance was only 0.0017159999999999999% as of 2026-07-24T16:00:00.008Z, with the funding series down 78.1% across the 60-point window. So no, latest funding is not the six-month high. The six-month-high claim applies to 30D SMA funding, not the latest funding reading. Medium-term funding looks crowded; the fresh window looks cooler. Mechanically, that makes the setup more fragile, not cleaner. Price strength alongside elevated 30D funding can work fine while fresh funding stabilizes. But if this continues, falling latest funding could suggest leveraged long pressure is easing while spot price remains firm. Caveats matter. Latest Binance perpetual funding may not represent all ETH derivatives venues. The 60-point window length is not mapped to calendar duration in the bundle. The price-gaining statement lacks a numeric price level or percent move. Invalidation is also clean: ETH latest funding rebounds across a comparable window, Ethereum price stops gaining ground, or new verified data revises the six-month-high 30D SMA funding claim. Until then, ETH is worth watching for volatility if price gains continue while 30D SMA funding stays at a six-month high. Crowded, but cooling. Very crypto. Very annoying.

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  Lisa manobal (@lisaManobal23) reported 29 minutes ago

  Most people talk about tokenization like it's a single idea. It's really not, it's more of a shift in how ownership itself gets handled. I'd break it down this way. ⬢ Start with what stays the same: a commodity, a bond, a share, none of that changes just because it gets tokenized. The underlying asset is still exactly what it was. ⬢ What actually changes is the record. Instead of ownership sitting in a traditional ledger somewhere, it's represented on a blockchain, which opens up how it can be transferred, split, or accessed. ⬢ That's where fractional access comes in. Something that used to require a large minimum buy-in could, in theory, become available in smaller pieces, depending entirely on how the product is structured. ⬢ None of this removes risk though. Market risk, issuer risk, liquidity risk, regulatory risk, they're all still there, tokenization just changes the format, not the fundamentals. ⬢ And access varies a lot by region. Binance has introduced certain tokenized products, like bStocks, in select markets, so I'd always check official sources before assuming something's available to you. If I had to sum up why this space gets attention, it's not the blockchain part that's interesting to me. It's that ownership itself is slowly becoming more flexible, while what it represents stays exactly as real as it always was. Always DYOR #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Brandon (@BullishVictory) reported 30 minutes ago

  @muneeb @binance There's a full-blown crisis, and you seriously think leaving a reply on Twitter is going to fix it? Are you kidding me? What is this, amateur hour?

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  toony.vanar (@toony_vanar) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Vanarchain Will binance support ?

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  Mr.Chongky (@Chongkydudut) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AkaBull_ @binance @BinanceAcademy stablecoins help move crypto money without needing banks

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  Rei Researcher (@Satoureireal) reported 32 minutes ago

  Stablecoin Deposits on Binance Are Becoming More Active, but Not Truly Explosive Yet Data from CryptoQuant shows that the number of ERC20 stablecoin deposit transactions into Binance is currently around 12K transactions, after several strong spikes appeared in July. This shows that stablecoin activity moving onto Binance is still being maintained, reflecting that some liquidity is returning to the exchange to prepare for trading or wait for buying opportunities. However, the current level has cooled down compared to the previous large spikes, so it is still too early to say that stablecoin inflows are clearly exploding again.

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  Brutal Crypto Brief (@BrutalDegenX) reported 33 minutes ago

  Binance just flagged ACX, LSK & STX for possible delisting - monitoring tag = death row for most alts Three coins on the chopping block. This is how it starts. Holders better have an exit plan 📉 $ACX $LSK #crypto

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  Alpha Nexus (@ShaniL93146) reported 35 minutes ago

  @cz_binance **** your super cycle shame on you my holding this time 10x down and day by day binance delisting my holding coins stop delisting

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  Algorithm.btc (@godfred_xcuz) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Agfiore17 @Stacks Regarding Binance UAE, Stacks team is working on this, and we will have a great outcome. Regarding the latest one with monitoring label, it might be expected as part of the hard fork procedure.

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  Crypto Hardware Wallets (@CryptoarticlesO) reported 42 minutes ago

  Blockchain is global, and QR codes make sending crypto across the world more convenient. Many exchanges—including, Binance, Coinbase, OKX, and Kraken—support QR code deposits and withdrawals for supported assets. Always confirm the correct blockchain network before completing a transfer.

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  Aftabahmad (@Aftabahmad6252) reported 44 minutes ago

  @JoeParys Joe jui jhooty my dear brother please help me trade for free binance

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  TuTu (@TuTuPlug) reported 44 minutes ago

  @binance @grok wtf is that

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  Juno.eth (@JunoCrypto3) reported 47 minutes ago

  @KT_BTC Same, binance support got me sorted in minutes

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  øbliviou$ (@oblivious_wtf) reported 48 minutes ago

  the problem is this behavior is unlikely to change even on the next bullrun megapump because you have the same short sighted visionaries scooping up supply at next to nothing and then cuckfarming the breakouts at higher marketcap with complete predictability. Unfortunately, it’s by design - which then turns into an inadvertent slowrug. A farm is most successful and capable when you at least give the illusion that holders can make money, but the way the breakouts are repeat-cucked on every pump ends up creating a sense of anger and frustration for any holder - thus, the only individuals that can make money are those that are fortunate to scoop up supply at next to nothing before the viral moment that delivers multiple x’s; but then end turns into a multi-month farming venture as a slavebound falling-wedge-bullposting low IQ sharecropper. this could’ve easily been the dominant Solana token over Ansem, but because of these obvious behaviors from broke paperhanders, it is unlikely to be able to maintain a respectable floor at any point in the future. For this to change, those scooping supply at these levels will really need to ‘evolve’ their behaviors for the next go-around. Additionally, it’s perhaps the most recognizable normie centric token but has top holders that are unable to coordinate for meaningful exchange listings, thus limiting the audience to mostly on-chain of which at this point, has been alienated twice and completely tapped. Coinbase is one thing, but let’s be real - the volume there is 1/10th major competitors and you’re unlikely to get OKX, or Bybit with this amount of onchain volume - and will Binance throw a CTO Solana memecoin a bone? I’d like to think so, but I highly doubt it. I’m all for organic traction but at this point it’s time to pony up and rub together a few dimes for some exchange listings. I have no doubt the token can reach a few hundred million again with 10x the participants in the market, but these types of repeat behaviors have me seriously doubting whether it can ever go the distance to 1b+ Hope I’m proven wrong, cus dis dat and the third. 🎅🏿 I love the Troll. solana:5UUH9RTDiSpq6HKS6bp4NdU9PNJpXRXuiw6ShBTBhgH2

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  Wes (@wes_liquidity) reported 53 minutes ago

  BitMEX shutting down. 11 years of liquidity history gone. Where does that volume go? Binance already has it, but fragmentation elsewhere is real.

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  Max Gas (@aqualanga) reported 54 minutes ago

  ethereum:0xd9fcd98c322942075a5c3860693e9f4f03aae07b up 69% while BTC is down 1.6%, this one's not riding anything, it's writing its own story. crowd's split almost dead even 49/51 but the ones short are getting cooked on binance and bybit at the same time, bleeding ~$14K a day just to stay in a trade that's pressing highs. $873K piled in fresh over the last hour alone on an $8.3M book, that's not a quiet market. stretched this hard near the top, it can snap either direction fast. just don't be the one paying to stay wrong. NFA 📷

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  Tap Hold (@TapHold2026) reported 56 minutes ago

  @42dao_official And the screenshot I took is from the notification I checked on the Binance website. This case is similar to the $H token because the announced token quantity and the quantity on BSC have been minimized to a large amount.

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  David Parker (@nft_parker_) reported 58 minutes ago

  @AltCryptoGems Bybit and okx both trying hard to get these Europeans under their hood. Especially now that binance is getting more problems in eu because of regulations

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 58 minutes ago

  BitMEX, the exchange that invented the perpetual swap, is shutting down. Trading ends September 23. The platform delisted 65 instruments in July alone — more than all of H1 2026 combined — citing insufficient trading interest. At its 2019 peak, BitMEX held roughly 57% of global crypto derivatives volume. By 2023 it was 9th at 0.9%. Today it does not register in the top 10, even as total perp volume across leading venues hit 86.2 trillion USD in 2025 — up 47% year-over-year. The top five platforms now control an estimated 80% of spot volume, per restructuring adviser Roshan Dharia. Mid-tier exchanges face structural headwinds: concentrated liquidity on a few venues, rising regulatory compliance costs, and no viable path to scale. BitMEX's legal overhang from the 2020 DOJ enforcement action never fully cleared, and its user base migrated to exchanges with deeper books and more listings. The volume did not disappear. It migrated to Binance, Bybit, Hyperliquid, and dYdX — venues with deeper liquidity, broader asset coverage, and fewer legal overhangs. The shift from a single perps originator to a fragmented multi-chain derivatives landscape is nearly complete. What killed BitMEX was not a hack, an exploit, or a market crash. It was structural gravity. Risk: continued consolidation into fewer venues increases single-point-of-failure risk for the derivatives market. An outage or regulatory action at a top-3 exchange could cascade more violently than in a more fragmented environment.