Binance status: access issues and outage reports

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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	1 month 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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  Brian Cohen (@inthepixels) reported 2 minutes ago

  YTD — The 2026 Outlier Index: What Actually Won Across Crypto, Stocks and ETFs Year-to-date through early September 2026, the Outlier Index tells a very different story from the familiar market averages. The S&P 500 is up only around 10–12%. Bitcoin $BTC and many of the largest cryptocurrencies have struggled. Yet enormous returns have appeared elsewhere: in crypto, storage, semiconductors, AI infrastructure, South Korea and—in one spectacular case—tanker-freight futures. Zcash $ZEC and the Grayscale Zcash ETF $ZCSH belong in this conversation. But they are not at the top of it. That distinction matters. This is not an attempt to construct a leaderboard that Zcash conveniently wins. It asks a more interesting question: What actually won in 2026 once we remove microscopic assets, securities that remain OTC, and conventional 2x/3x leveraged products—and require enough size for the return to matter? The answer leads to a concept conventional performance tables often obscure: return at scale. Building the Outlier Index The screen is simple. Crypto: market capitalization of at least $100 million. Stocks: market capitalization of at least $100 million, currently listed on the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq or NYSE American. Securities that remain on OTC Markets are excluded. However, a security that began 2026 on the OTC market and was subsequently uplisted to a qualifying major exchange remains eligible. The Outlier Index measures where an asset stands now; an earlier OTC listing does not erase a later uplisting. ETFs: U.S.-listed, generally with at least $100 million in assets. Conventional daily-reset 2x and 3x leveraged or inverse products are excluded. This distinction matters for the Grayscale Zcash ETF $ZCSH. It began the year as the OTC-traded Grayscale Zcash Trust before being uplisted to NYSE Arca and converted into an ETF. Its OTC history is therefore part of its 2026 return story, not grounds for excluding it. The objective isn't to discover the most mathematically extreme security hiding somewhere in the market. It is to identify extraordinary returns occurring at enough size, liquidity and accessibility to matter. Then we accept whatever survives the screen—even when we don't particularly like the answer. Crypto: Three Very Different Kinds of Winner Hyperliquid $HYPE is one of the cleanest large-cap crypto winners. By early September it trades around $82, with approximately $18 billion of market capitalization, attached to what has become a major decentralized perpetual-futures trading ecosystem. That scale is important. This isn't a tiny token moving several hundred percent because a few million dollars arrived. Billions of dollars of market value have been created around an operating crypto platform. Then there is one of the year's truly extraordinary percentage moves. Venice Token $VVV is up roughly 900% YTD. $VVV began the year around $1.60–$1.65 and by early September trades around $16, giving it a market capitalization around $750–800 million. That is roughly a tenfold increase in eight months. More interestingly, $VVV is attached to an operating product. It is the native economic asset associated with Venice AI, the privacy-focused artificial-intelligence platform co-founded by Erik Voorhees. That places Venice in an unusual position in the 2026 market. The AI trade did not remain confined to semiconductor companies, storage manufacturers and server makers. It reached crypto. And Venice introduces an idea that will become important later: $VVV is an economic asset attached to private AI. $ZEC is an economic asset attached to private money. Then there is Binance Life, the English rendering of the Chinese-named BNB Chain meme token. We include Binance Life reluctantly.

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  Rwa Hunter (@Rwafun) reported 2 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @yldoaawv @binance It's not about support it's all about trust and now many people loss trust in binance it's will can't back.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 3 minutes ago

  ENA is a knife-catch here, not a setup — it needs to reclaim and hold above $0.154 on the 4-hour chart before it's worth a second look. The daily just printed a sharp 6%+ red candle after an already stretched run higher. That kind of drop almost always needs time to cool off before buyers show up with real size. Price is now leaning on a shelf around $0.149, but the 4-hour chart shows a clean double-top near $0.160 and momentum is still pointing down, not curling back up. Zoom in and it gets worse: on both the 4-hour and 1-hour charts, price is sitting below the average level recent buyers came in at. In plain terms, most people who bought over the last several days are underwater — and that crowd tends to sell into the first bounce just to get out flat. The 15-minute chart has a tiny flicker of buying, but volume is running around half of normal and price hasn't reclaimed its short-term trend line yet. Not the footprint of buyers stepping in with conviction. The backdrop isn't helping either. The US dollar is pushing higher and money is rotating into Bitcoin and out of altcoins — the exact environment where weak alt bounces get sold. The line in the sand is $0.154 on the 4-hour. Reclaim and hold above it and the bearish read is wrong; until then, this one stays on the watchlist, not in the basket. — 📡 On the Radar · $ENA · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Canglong (@cangg_l) reported 5 minutes ago

  @0xCryptoPirates @binance KYC photo issues lets simplify

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  frinvestment (@frinvestmentltd) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance Day 3. Still locked out. @Binance @BinanceHelpDesk 72+ hours with trading & withdrawals suspended. Support keeps saying “hold on” but gives no clear explanation or timeline. This is unacceptable. I need answers and access to my funds. #Binance

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  大D2海 (@daderhai) reported 12 minutes ago

  binancecoin:native is the Lindy benchmark the new cohort is measured against. The 34th and 35th quarterly burns took about 1.37M and 1.56M BNB off the tape, toward the 100M supply target. Survived since 2019. Open risk is still Binance concentration. $PUMP and aster-2:native have real burns and cyclical revenue. PUMP already cut buybacks from 100% of revenue to 50%. ASTER routes 99% of daily fees into buybacks and burns, with trust flags around side-wallet selling. $LIT is eight months old. optimism:native approved a sequencer-revenue buyback, then Base left the OP Stack and the purchases collapsed versus unlocks. Every name in this cohort is procyclical. Buybacks shrink in the exact window prices need support. That is why BNB still sits first.

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  LʋMMy❄️ (@Lyy_diia) reported 13 minutes ago

  @_Ayoo_xx @binance Like in the binance app There’s self recovery area where there’s wrong chain or memo tag issue

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  Noah Fong (@NoahFong3) reported 16 minutes ago

  @binance Diana..? Whare are you .. i need you help~

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  Garrett (@Garreett_G) reported 20 minutes ago

  How to Create a Binance Account: A Simple Beginner’s Guide Creating your first crypto account may seem difficult, but the process becomes easier when you understand each step. Start by downloading the official @binance application from a trusted app store or visiting the official Binance website. Always check the website address carefully because fake applications and websites can look very similar to the real platform. Open the Binance application and select “Sign Up.” You can create a Binance account using your email address or phone number. Choose a strong password that you have not used on another platform, then enter the verification code sent to your email or phone. The next stage is KYC, which means “Know Your Customer.” KYC allows the platform to confirm that the crypto account belongs to a real person and helps support account security and regulatory requirements. For identity verification, select your country of residence and enter your personal information exactly as it appears on your official documents. You may need to provide your full legal name, date of birth, residential details, a valid government-issued ID and a selfie or face scan. Make sure the document is valid, clear and fully visible. Incorrect information or blurry images can delay the identity verification process. Once your account is verified, secure it before depositing any funds. Enable two-factor authentication or set up a passkey. You should also create an anti-phishing code and regularly check which devices have access to your Binance account. Never share your password, verification codes or recovery information with anyone. After your Binance account is ready, you can explore the services available in your region. These may include buying crypto, Convert, Spot trading, Earn, Pay and other features. Do not rush into trading just because your account is active. First, understand how deposits, withdrawals, trading fees and basic account security work. Start small, use official channels and stay away from anyone promising guaranteed returns. Opening a crypto account may take only a few minutes, but using it responsibly requires patience, security and continuous learning. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Services and availability may vary by region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Megalodon🦈 (@Primalking38) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Abrlien @cz_binance @heyibinance The gap is crazy wtf. Binance on top 🦅🦅

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  jasmine🕊 (@Jasmine70970) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Sob__NE Checked $AIDOVE. Binance didn’t buy it. The team intentionally sent 20% of the supply to a Binance wallet as a marketing gesture. Confirmed on their official website. Just looks like “Binance is holding.”

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  BeardedFather🫧 (@Binance707) reported 23 minutes ago

  Most people look at $BASED the wrong way.They compare the app’s volume to Phantom and MetaMask, see a $16m coin sitting on the floor after a 150-day grind, and call it dead.That’s frontend analysis. The token is a different trade.Phantom, MetaMask, Rabby don’t have a thin Bybit token that reprices the Hyperliquid consumer layer. Trust Wallet has TWT — and TWT is a Binance-wallet coin, not a pure HL-native bet. Based is one of the only low-cap tokens that actually sits on top of Hyperliquid’s order flow, card, perps, stocks, and agents.~100m of 235m circ is staked. The float is tighter than the chart looks. On Bybit, that profile doesn’t wait for perfect fundamentals. Garbage listings print 20–50x on narrative and liquidity alone. This isn’t garbage. It’s a real product with $45B+ routed volume and Hyperliquid behind it.Hyperliquid is the venue. Based is a levered chip on the interface. If the market starts pricing “HL goes onshore / Clarity week / US perps,” it won’t carefully allocate to the best wallet by 30-day volume. It will buy the smallest liquid token tied to the stack.Volume leaders don’t always own the token. The token owns the story.$BASED #Hyperliquid #Robinhood

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  BearBullBunny (@bearbullbunny_) reported 25 minutes ago

  @honey_xbt $SOL is $99.25, down 2.7% over the last 24h on Gate/Bybit/HL/Binance. Longs are the ones getting hit desk wide: $141.55M long liqs vs $40.57M short in that same 24h. Bulls have to show up soon.

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  BearBullBunny (@bearbullbunny_) reported 31 minutes ago

  @IncomeSharks Waiting phase is expensive too. $ETH at $2,422 down 2.18% and the biggest long liq today was about $12M on Binance.

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  ArabSecondLife (@arabsecondlife) reported 32 minutes ago

  @binance Not working

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  Mind Math Money (@MindMathMoney) reported 32 minutes ago

  @MstrTranquility Binance and Coinbase are custodians. Coins moving in their wallets are customer coins, not the exchange selling. A wallet moving is not a decision to sell.

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  Shanks | 香克斯 (@ShanksBNB) reported 38 minutes ago

  @DongBnb Right. I think the old meme ran into copyright issues because it used the Binance name.

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  Broski's Diary (@BroskisDiary) reported 38 minutes ago

  I hope this message reaches every $ASTEROID holder who’s still lost or confused. This is the answer to why your "cabal" coin is dumping, why it isn’t listed on CEXs and why it’s down -95% on top of the obvious bundled wallets getting nuked. This is the result of delistings over IP infringement initiated by the REAL ASTEROID coin on Ethereum, the one that was originally deployed first, @AsteroidCoinOG with the contract address 0xAFF2565091E7207191dBe340B8528D02FA78d044 In just over a week, 9 CEXs have delisted them in response to legal requests: CoinW, LBank, BingX, Poloniex, Ourbit, Hotbit, OrangeX, Hibt, and Bitrue. On top of that, several crypto platforms have already taken action too, including DEXTools, which explicitly marked that the assets were removed/reindexed following a legal request, DEX Screener, where the process is ongoing, and others. And many more are still coming as the legitimate rights continue to be enforced. Today they successfully secured their Cayman Islands registration alongside their existing IP rights. @binance , for example, also operates through a Cayman-registered entity, so this shuts the door on the copycats’ dreams there too. Only one legitimate project can ultimately be recognized and listed. The CLARITY Act is also coming soon, and this is exactly the kind of regulation it is meant to bring to the space, so legitimate projects can survive instead of bundled scams built purely for extraction. A few months ago, we kept hearing that IP rights meant nothing for memecoins. Now they’re panicking because they’re slowly running out of places to buy and sell a project that is already down 95%. Never blindly listen to KOLs or people trying to mislead you for their own profit. It’s time to accept that the truth and the real community won. Every genuine, regular holder still has time to join us so we can finally experience what Asteroid can become as one united community, with no PvP and no ceiling on how far we can go. #Asteroid

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  Basty (@Bastyardin) reported 40 minutes ago

  On Binance, 56% of accounts are betting bitcoin goes up. The biggest traders are 67% on the up side. Accounts count people, the second number counts money, so the larger bets are more confident than the crowd. Right now the up side pays the down side a small fee every 8 hours. Friday's jobs report is the last big number before the Fed decides on the 16th, and the next thing that can move all of this.

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  CTM (@CryptoTalkMan) reported 42 minutes ago

  Coincidence? CTM was in $BASECAT from DAY 1. Bag worked it. Believed in it. Held through the noise. Within DAYS, $BASECAT went from a fresh memecoin nobody understood to COINBASE. Now look at $FLORK. CTM was there from DAY 1 AGAIN. Bought it. Bag worked it. Held it through the ******* trenches while everyone was jeeting. And just 4 DAYS later… BINANCE ALPHA. Read that again. $BASECAT → DAY 1 CTM → COINBASE. $FLORK → DAY 1 CTM → BINANCE ALPHA. At some point you have to ask yourself: Is CTM getting lucky… or is CTM recognizing the narratives BEFORE the market realizes what ******** is happening? I don’t chase the confirmation. I try to be there BEFORE the confirmation. And with $FLORK? I still think we’re only at the beginning. Dream ******* bigger.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 44 minutes ago

  CVX is on the radar, not in play — it needs to reclaim $2.26 on the 4-hour chart with a strong push before the setup deserves another look. The coin just dropped nearly 9% in a day after a sharp run, and the daily chart is now swinging wider than it has in months. That kind of expansion usually means the move needs time to cool off, not snap straight back up. Chasing into that volatility is how good ideas turn into bad entries. Zoom into the 4-hour chart and the math gets worse. The nearest overhead ceiling sits at $2.26, while the nearest floor is down at $2.22 — meaning a buy right here has less room to work than it has room to break. On shorter timeframes, buying pressure is thin and price is trading below the average cost of recent buyers, so most people who bought the last few days are already underwater and likely to sell into any bounce. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin's momentum is fading, money is rotating out of smaller coins, and the dollar is firming — a combination that historically punishes low-liquidity names. With only around $1.7M changing hands daily, CVX is exactly that kind of name: a single seller can move the price. The level to watch is clear: a decisive reclaim of $2.26 on the 4-hour, ideally with Bitcoin turning back up alongside it. Until then, this one stays on the watchlist, not in the book. — 📡 On the Radar · $CVX · Available on Binance

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  HgHg (@Hasimgunes21) reported 45 minutes ago

  @cz_binance I will ask you everyday. Why dont you stop bouncebit thieves? İs your exchange binance for **** coin, thief coin exchange? Tell us When will you obstruct bouncebit thieves?

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  Head (@Headmetax) reported 45 minutes ago

  $BNB is around $686, down about 1% today and still trading below the key $700 level. The bigger picture remains interesting: BNB Chain recently upgraded its throughput, while Binance has extended its zero-fee stablecoin campaign through September 30. Levels to watch 👇 $700–725: resistance $674–680: key support $650: deeper support A reclaim of $700 with volume could set up a move toward $725. If BNB loses $674, I'd wait for a new support level rather than forcing a long. Patience > FOMO. Risk management first. NFA.

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  Paranormal_trader (@paranrml_trader) reported 46 minutes ago

  @mdfuad_Defi12 Agent OS with Binance MCP cuts down on switching, does that simplify the workflow too much?

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 49 minutes ago

  ETH is on the radar, not in play — a clean 4-hour close back above $2,430 (with Bitcoin recovering alongside it) is what flips this back on. On the daily chart, Ethereum is running straight into a ceiling near $2,404, barely half a percent above where it trades now. The daily candles have also stretched a long way from their usual path, which is a polite way of saying the easy upside has mostly been spent already. Zoom in and there is a real positive worth naming. On the 4-hour, price is bouncing off the $2,385 floor and the underlying buying pressure is quietly curling back up after a rough stretch. The 15-minute chart shows early buyers stepping in too. In isolation, that is the shape of a workable bounce. The problem is everything around it. Bitcoin's own short-term momentum is deeply negative, the dollar keeps grinding higher, and capital is rotating into Bitcoin at the expense of the rest of the market. On top of that, smaller traders are crowded onto the long side while the sharpest desks are sitting on their hands — the kind of split that usually resolves against the crowd. So the bounce is real, but with a wall directly overhead and the macro tape leaning the other way, the payoff is too thin to justify the risk today. Worth watching, not chasing — and $2,430 on a 4-hour close, with Bitcoin turning with it, is the line that changes the story. — 📡 On the Radar · $ETH · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Alone Trader_18 (@AloneTrader_18) reported 49 minutes ago

  @aashee7890 Only use official Binance channels, double-check website/app details, and never send your password or security codes to anyone.

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  Jak G (Inverse poverty arc) (@JGetsRich) reported 50 minutes ago

  @isellbeforeyou If binance & cz keep pushing this ****, kind of goes like 4… putting this on alpha but not cets yet says something imo. They’re very directly pushing flork.

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  Nora Dvorakova (@NoraDvorak8d) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Haber953901 Hey, Don’t panic or send anything else yet. The transaction hash can tell us exactly where the ETH went and whether Binance can recover it. Send me the Binance deposit address you used and I’ll help you trace it step by step.

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  𝑫𝒂𝒏 𝑩𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒐 (@DanBelloNFA) reported 56 minutes ago

  BNB memes are telling us something… So many projects are getting real support and exposure from Binance, and we're watching them send into hundreds of millions in market cap. That isn't luck. Binance isn't here to participate. They're here to dominate. One thing I respect about @cz_binance is that he actually understands internet culture.... He interacts with communities instead of pretending memes don't matter. And honestly, a lot of builders today are just copying the playbook CZ has been using for years. So what's the move? Stop chasing random launches. Find the strongest communities on BNB, build conviction early, and bag the ones with real potential. $BNB season feels different. Let's see who cooks. 🤌

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  ColdCustodian (@ColdCustodian) reported 60 minutes ago

  @_Ayoo_xx @binance Careful: posts tagging Binance attract fake support accounts within minutes. Real support never DMs you first and never asks for your password, 2FA codes, or a seed phrase. Stay inside the app's official chat and ignore every inbound message. Protect that before the stuck ETH.