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	21 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

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Chrisedge™️ (@EdgeMaxii) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Sophia_WebX Binance announcing a coin and a random presale website are two very different things. 👀

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 6 minutes ago

  Binance Us Adds Apple Pay And Google Pay For Crypto Purchases Binance US (@BinanceUS) now allows customers to fund crypto purchases using Apple Pay and Google Pay. Users can connect debit or credit cards through their existing mobile wallets. The integration provides a faster alternative to ACH and wire transfers. Those traditional funding methods remain available with zero fees but require clearing time. Google Pay support previously existed in limited form, while Apple Pay is newly added.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 6 minutes ago

  ETHFI is on the radar, not in play — it needs a clean 4-hour close back above $0.60 with real volume to change that. The daily chart tells the story: ETHFI has already run hard, sitting roughly 18% above its long-term trend line, and it keeps bumping into a ceiling right around $0.60 that it can't push through. That kind of stretch after a big move usually means the easy gains are behind it, and we're seeing early signs the rally is running out of gas. Zooming in, the 4-hour picture is worse. Price is trading under the average level recent buyers stepped in at — meaning most of the people who bought this thing lately are now sitting in the red. That's a supply problem: every bounce becomes an exit for someone trying to get their money back, which caps rallies before they can build. The shorter timeframes echo it. The 1-hour is grinding out a pattern of lower highs — small, tired attempts that keep failing a little lower each time, which typically resolves to the downside. The current 15-minute bounce is happening on thin volume with that same ceiling directly overhead, and if it breaks, the next real floor of support doesn't come in until roughly $0.558. On top of all that, Bitcoin and Ethereum are both softening, and ETHFI rarely swims against that tide. The read flips if buyers can reclaim $0.60 on the 4-hour with conviction. Until then, this is one to watch, not chase. — 📡 On the Radar · $ETHFI · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  EBAF (@0xEbaf) reported 6 minutes ago

  @utomisphere i am in ghana. just used binance to buy some VOO using usdc which i bought via p2p. which issues did you have with binance?

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  99.⨀ (@crexsol) reported 7 minutes ago

  {hello trade} first it's a worthy note to mention that these dudes raised 4.6m usd from vcs as at November 2025 ok man you'll say this ***** has come again, but this is good stuff walahi the other day I was asking where I could buy oil on crypto my frens told me ill have to put a 1x lev on hl and hold it made me realise that it might be a very difficult eng problem to make the market permissionless and that's what hello trade has figured out here you're probably wondering how the same graduation technique built by pumpfun but for stocks instead meaning if there's a stocks market w the most demand (via liquidity, purchases etc) it graduates and automatically that stock becomes tradable on MONAD alone as a permissionless token insane stuff but that's not all why hello trade? - optimizes for mobile app (you can now download the app on your respective stores) - permissionless markets - spots and deriv at your finger tips - most normie friendly - no seed phrase, uses your face id data, finger print data (on android) as the private key - feels like binance on chain but superior because decentralization - 10k+ global permissionsless markets on the road map - please im begging you dads give me p2ps😭 etc the goal is to have one permissionless selfcusodial platform to trade everything fully onchain and this is the sort of product monad is built to power welcome to monad 👏🏽

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  Darkun (@darkcrypto_off) reported 14 minutes ago

  ong:native is up 35% today on 267M$ of perp volume. The whole coin is worth 47M$. It is a 2018 token sitting 97% under its all time high. Until the middle of this month it did under 1M$ of perp volume a day, and on 12 August it printed the lowest price it has ever had, 0.0402$. Then the flow arrived: Korean spot volume went from 0.34B won on 13 August to 5.48B the next day and never came back down. On 20 August the coin went vertical. It topped at 0.1950$ on the Binance spot book late that evening, ran 823M$ of perp volume through 21 August - seventeen times its own market cap in a day - and closed that day back at 0.0873$. Anyone who bought the top was down 55% by the following midnight. Now it is doing it again, four days later, with the same books and the same numbers underneath. That top price is worth looking at closely, because it only existed in one place, and somebody was charged by the hour for it.

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  coinflipper AT (@CoinflipperA) reported 15 minutes ago

  @cz_binance @binance every single situation I faced, these guys listen, take care and fix. I whish more companies would be like this...

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  m1CKe ♰ (@ISEBELAnick) reported 16 minutes ago

  @binance Most avoidable mistakes come from skipping the boring parts Planning and risk limits only work if they are written down before the trade

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  Fibonacci 🥷 (@Fibonacci69) reported 18 minutes ago

  CEO of @KiiChainio, Danyel Arenas commends his team and every other project that stood by them during the Cosmos exploit. "No matter what happened with this hack that we solved in six hours on a Saturday at five in the afternoon when we got hit out of nowhere....... every single person, the tech team, the marketing team came through." "We didn't even have feedback from Cosmos to solve this. This was raw ability, talent, desire, perseverance, will, and a champion's mindset." "Binance stepped up immediately. They completely helped us, stayed in communication, and had our back." "OKX stepped up immediately... there wasn't even a doubt that this was some sort of dump or rug. Everybody knew, and that says a lot about the team and what we have." "Bybit stepped up immediately... Bitget stepped up as well... Kraken on the US side representing strong. I was bombarded by them." "We did the impossible. We're the ones that survived, we're the ones that are going to thrive, and right now everybody knows we're the biggest comeback in crypto."

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  TBEbyCondia = Next Event (@Saamu_Eleja) reported 19 minutes ago

  Binance cut off transaction processing for 17 crypto-asset service providers due to compliance issues

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  Arbion Labs (@ArbionLabs) reported 20 minutes ago

  $GRVT trades in two halves, and the two halves barely touch each other. 🔸 The spread column reads institutional. Bitget, MEXC and Coinbase all quote 0.05%, OKX 0.08%, LBank 0.09%, BingX 0.10%. Under 10 bps across most of the list is what a properly quoted book looks like. 🔸 The venue carrying the flow is none of them. Upbit's KRW pair turns over $44.1M of the $59M daily total, which is 69.6% of all spot volume, and it quotes 0.34% — roughly six times wider than the tightest book on the list. Coinbase, at 0.05%, clears 0.6% of the flow. Underneath that, depth stays thin. Add up every venue and total depth within 2% comes to about $1.7M, under 3% of a single day's volume, and it leans to the bid: roughly $755K of asks against $950K of bids. There is more support below price than resistance above it. The other half of the market is leveraged. Perps carry another $40M a day, and 71% of that sits on Binance and OKX, neither of which runs meaningful spot flow. Open interest is $13.3M against a $24.3M float, so more than half the circulating supply exists as levered notional, and funding has been negative across every major venue since August 18. Spot price forms in Korea, leverage forms on Binance and OKX, and the books connecting the two hold $1.7M within 2%. 💠 2/3

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  IT Tech (@IT_Tech_PL) reported 21 minutes ago

  $BTC gave back 1.49K from 81K, and Open Interest dropped with it. - Open Interest (Binance Futures): 8.78B -> 8.59B, longs unwound as price fell - CVD: spot 596.24M, perp 2.89B, both down from the prior push, net selling - Coinbase Premium: -0.06%, still negative - Order Book Depth (0-5%): spot -195.52, perp +285.37, perp flipped bid-heavy Falling OI into falling price means longs unwinding, not fresh shorts. Perp book turning bid-heavy suggests the flush is getting absorbed. Coinbase Premium staying negative means no spot confirmation yet. This is a leverage flush. OI dropping on the way down is usually healthy, but premium needs to flip positive before calling a local bottom. Does this OI flush mark the low, or is more length left to unwind?

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  28 (@OplusTest) reported 22 minutes ago

  If anything on $BNB chain has BNB in name like $BNBCAT binance will not list that **** So it will go to zero period.. Exception was $bnbholder

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  Anne (@jjaattgg) reported 23 minutes ago

  Account restricted due to CM00459 , cant log in ,can’t appeal , I don’t even have multiple account , what’s going on ? @BinanceHelpDesk @binance @_RichardTeng #binance

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  Vilen Vilenov (@Mr_Vil550) reported 24 minutes ago

  @binance Which jurisdictions can access Direct Stocks, and what custody/insurance protections (e.g., SIPC/FDIC or equivalent) apply to those holdings?

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  LucieBaker01xo (@LBaker01xo) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Garreett_G @binance @BinanceAcademy My question would also be about solving problems for non-crypto users.

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  AltOnChain (@AltOnChain) reported 27 minutes ago

  @cz_binance but they don't support $Cashcat, and neither does binance exchange, despite having over 100mil $ in daily volume, just shows more than anything how corrupt everything is.

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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 28 minutes ago

  AlphaVille ONDO Update: Those who followed the strategy by locking in gains We successfully took profits and traded out of ONDO at the $0.40 mark, locking in gains right into the top of the range. Taking profit into strength is how you protect capital, especially when an asset hits a well-defined ceiling. Under the hood, the spot heatmaps show why exiting at forty cents was the right call. The 1-hour and 4-hour windows reveal heavy spot selling across desks like Upbit and Binance, with little to no aggressive absorption stepping in to defend the bids yet. Over the last four hours, liquidations have been 100% on the long side ($162K rekt) as breakout chasers got caught at the top. Top traders on Binance are still heavily stretched at over 2.3x long, and the 4-hour funding rate just printed a sharp green spike right as Bybit open interest hit $46M—clear signs of crowded leverage that needs to cool off. We are sitting patiently in cash and letting this intraday selling run its course. Our eyes are locked on the support shelf between $0.359 and $0.360, where the daily 21 EMA and 50 SMA converge, with secondary structural support sitting near the $0.350 middle band. Once spot selling dries up and funding resets back to baseline at support, we will look to re-establish our position. ***Remember this has nothing to do with my 2 years of long term positioning. Only new money. This is how you play the bull. You play channels and ranges and swing trades.

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  Stellar (@stellarlumens29) reported 30 minutes ago

  @TamimJabed @binance what interests me more is the liquidity part, getting access to cash without having to immediately sell crypto i still want to hold

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  Emerald Insights (@Sojiooo1) reported 32 minutes ago

  @NigeriaStories Many top crypto app in Nigeria use Binance API. That's what they are pulling the plug. They just need to move there API to the site that is working.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Nalla1234567890 @opinionlabsxyz @TreehouseFi opn is prediction markets and gamblefi on bnb and ethereum. binance alpha spotlight but no team info in the data. 9.7m cap, down 2.8% today and 6.6% this week. tree is defi fixed income through rwa and on-chain lending. backed by yzi labs, had binance hodler airdrop and wallet ido. 5.8m cap, down 0.9% today but up 13.5% this week. integrated with hyperevm which just hit ath revenue. i don't give buy calls or score projects. both are low caps with binance ties but you decide the risk.

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  memeguy (@memeguy1994) reported 40 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Cousin, do you plan to add an AI CHIPS sector to support AI agents and dividend stocks on Binance in the future?

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  Barracuda (@NoPuedesJoderme) reported 40 minutes ago

  0x9b10cd6db3bf32deed996b065716ac00b0327777 First RWA centric trading terminal on BNB, applied to Binance hackathon and KOLs who are followed by He Yi like @run1ooooo1 is bagholding. Tried out the tech and it's working well for me

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  Burry Graham (@BurryGraham) reported 42 minutes ago

  Why was it delisted? $APPC (AppCoins) AppCoins launched in 2017 as a blockchain solution for mobile app stores, a direct competitor to Apple and Google Play. The pitch was revolutionary: decentralized app distribution where developers kept more of the revenue and users got rewarded with $APPC tokens for installing apps. It raised millions. At its peak in January 2018, $APPC hit $0.85 with a $400 million market cap. Real partnerships with app developers showed up. Real traction seemed to be building. By 2019, it was clear mobile app developers didn’t want to rebuild their distribution on a blockchain. They wanted App Store optimization and Google Play’s user base. AppCoins’ network effects never materialized. Developer adoption flatlined. $APPC crashed 99.8% from its high. AppCoins got delisted from Binance in 2021 and most major exchanges followed. The protocol still technically exists, still ships updates, but trades for fractions of a cent on ghost exchanges. The team wasn’t running a scam. They built what they promised. They just solved for a problem that app developers had already solved, and solved it better with centralized platforms that actually had users. Sometimes you don’t need fraud to kill a token. You just need the market to choose the competitor that was already winning. $APPC $CHZ $GTO

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  Peniel (@Chancellorpen) reported 46 minutes ago

  @NthandaManduwi @phethani4 I've been reading an excellent book recently, How China escaped the Poverty trap, and people always hold them as the gold standard for institutional capacity and state led economic progress, but that wasn't true at all in the beginning, strong institutions aren't created by will, they need a country with economic development, the issue there is, they are codependent, more state capacity, better economic condition, and vice versa. And her main idea there is,. Don't see weak institutions as only a disadvantage, they are great for creating new markets, and those new markets create economic development, which improves state development. We see Africa's slow moving, and weak institutions and bureaucracy as a problem to solve and then we get progress, instead of seeing, maybe there's an opportunity somewhere in here. A good case in point would be, that Stripe and PayPal don't work in 90% if African countries, because they are so bureaucratic and slow moving, Stripe has to acquire fintechs already operating in Nigeria. But when a new technology comes along, like crypto, and there is no machinery to regulate it, weaker institutions don't have the capacity to regulate it and it operates in the grey areas. This is why although Binance for example got kicked out of Europe a lot of the time and had trouble in the US, strong institutions are actively very strong in maintaining the old way, and they brought hell to a new technology company like binance. While Binance just freely operates all over Africa, and only recently did only Nigeria crack down, while it's a great new technology that allows Africans to do a lot of things (like in my case be paid for doing international work). And this is precisely why I think Startups can be Africa's future, especially in probably technology(entirely now ways and cases of solving problems). And not globalization, which is just taking something that works on X place and taking it to another place, like Stripe and PayPal. And I'm sure there are many other cases of technology working in Africa (Zipline Drones, or the original M-pesa) with this mechanism. I firmly believe Africans have the talent

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  Formanite (@formanite602) reported 46 minutes ago

  AI + trading is becoming a pretty interesting combination. A trader can spend hours going through charts, market data, news and different setups. AI can help cut down that work. It can process huge amounts of data quickly, find possible patterns, monitor markets, test strategies and handle repetitive tasks. But there’s one thing AI can’t promise: A winning trade. Markets can change fast. A strategy that worked yesterday might fail today. Data can be incomplete, and even a good AI model can make the wrong call. That’s why I see AI as a tool for traders, not a replacement for traders. What makes Binance interesting here is how it’s bringing AI closer to the actual crypto experience. Instead of AI being just another chatbot, the idea is to make it more useful for how people interact with crypto, helping with research, automation and eventually making it easier to interact with on-chain apps and wallets. That could make a big difference for someone who doesn’t want to spend hours figuring out every little step. The bigger idea isn’t simply “AI will trade for you.” It’s about giving users smarter tools to explore, understand and use crypto. Use AI to research faster. Use it to test your ideas. Use it to understand more data. But don’t switch off your own judgment. The future may not be AI vs traders. It could be traders + AI. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Zyra Vale (@zyra_Vale01) reported 48 minutes ago

  Did you know that some people borrow against their crypto instead of selling it? At first, the idea can sound confusing. Why not just sell the asset if you need funds? The reason is that selling means giving up your position. Borrowing against eligible crypto collateral is a different approach that allows users to access funds while continuing to hold their crypto. This is the basic idea behind Binance Lite Loans. For eligible users, the product allows borrowing USDT using BTC as eligible collateral. The loan has a fixed term, and during the initial 30-day period, users don't need to actively manage the loan-to-value ratio. Another feature is that the pledged BTC remains subscribed to Simple Earn Flexible Products during the loan term and may continue generating yield, subject to the applicable terms. Of course, it's important to understand the risks before using any borrowing product. Crypto-backed loans involve risk, and users should carefully review how the product works, including repayment requirements, fees, and the circumstances under which liquidation or penalty interest may apply. The key takeaway is simple: before using any financial product, spend time understanding how it works, what the costs are, and whether it suits your own situation. Product availability and eligibility vary by region. This post is for educational purposes only, not financial advice. Always do your own research and use official sources. #Binance #LearnWithBinance #BinanceAcademy

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  Radical Edward (@Radical_Ed_Bad) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Andrew_W_Moss @brian_armstrong I do think it is the biggest threat and that they view it as such and thay they (and binance) will ignore it until it's impossible to ignore.

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  Lost Cherub (@The_Lost_Cherub) reported 1 hour ago

  @vincent_vancode @binance Why even use Binance??? Can’t complain to a pile of ****. That it is ****.

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  Crynyx (@Web3_crynyx) reported 1 hour ago

  @_CryptoYoda @binance This could help many people manage liquidity.