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	7 days ago
Itu	Website	13 days ago
Seattle	Website	14 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	23 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  ANSELEMWORLD (@AnselemWorld) reported 53 seconds ago

  @binance How does Binance decide which new projects or tokens deserve to be listed while ensuring users are protected from low-quality or fraudulent projects? Transparency in the listing process would help the community make more informed decisions. #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  solsensei 🀄️ (@Solwiz313) reported 8 minutes ago

  @SwishPng Yo pay for a Binance listing you grifting ***** no one’s gives a **** about ur ****** troll merch

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  Vision (@vsntoken) reported 9 minutes ago

  3/10 Access matters, even if it is not enough on its own. $VSN is now available across Binance Alpha, Kraken, KuCoin, Bitget, Gate, MEXC, HTX, BingX, Bitvavo, Hyperliquid and more. The next step is turning that reach into product usage.

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  Opaque (@Opaque1555) reported 9 minutes ago

  $cashcat wicked down to $50m MC, that's a ~80% retrace, all memes tend do this - especially after Binance perp listings. I think worth allocating some here, it's still the RH meme with deepest liquidity and most attention on the chain. Asteroid did not get HL or nance perps btw.

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  Signal_guy (@Cryptoprime00) reported 12 minutes ago

  What a **** coin ! Binance Futures #HIFI/ #USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 125.7862% 📈 Period: 7 Hours 25 Minutes ⏰

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  小智 (@amberwhitesky) reported 15 minutes ago

  Talking About Binance A former rank-and-file developer’s personal experience and perspective Let Me Talk About Binance for a Bit I’ve had a few things on my mind lately, so let me talk about Binance for a bit. I used to be one of the rank-and-file developers there, and I genuinely loved the company. I joined Binance in 2020 and left in August 2023 after being laid off. That round of layoffs had very little to do with the employees themselves. It was mainly about the SEC situation. Starting around the end of 2022, people were already being let go month after month. Broadly speaking, the old Binance was actually pretty good. Maybe it was because the company was still small. When I joined, there were fewer than 1,000 people. I was employee number eight-hundred-something or nine-hundred-something—I honestly can’t remember anymore. At the peak of my time there, the company had roughly 9,000 people. After the SEC trouble started, every kind of spending got squeezed. I can understand that. When a company is facing billions of dollars in fines, plus all the other costs, the money has to come from somewhere. So of course the company starts cutting expenses. Benefits were reduced across the board. Clubs were cancelled. Team-building budgets were cut. Statutory holiday overtime stopped being paid. Then came the layoffs and the usual slogan: cut costs and improve efficiency. Layoffs, Performance Ratings, and the Self-Doubt That Followed When I left, I didn’t leave any traps behind in the code or try to screw anyone over. At the time, I kept questioning myself: Was I really that inefficient? Looking back now, I don’t think that was the issue at all. The company needed to cut headcount, and performance ratings were the mechanism. Your manager had probably already decided who would go and assigned the scores accordingly. In the end, it was simple: the people the boss liked stayed. If the boss didn’t like you, you could work yourself to death, get a 4.0, and still be shown the door. The performance process itself was another pain in the ***. We had to go through 360-degree reviews. What was the point? It wasted time and energy. It was taking off your pants just to fart—completely unnecessary. Looking back, it was also a waste of company money. One performance cycle took at least a month, probably longer, and everyone had to write reviews for everyone else. I heard it got even worse later, with people expected to spell out who they liked and who they didn’t. Eid al-Adha Overtime: This Is Not How You Save Money Not long before I left, Dubai had the Eid al-Adha holiday. Product had pushed an unreasonable requirement, and I got completely buried cleaning up the mess. The holiday was eight or nine days—I don’t remember exactly—but I spent it filling holes. I wanted to file for overtime. My manager told me: “Maybe don’t submit it. Your cost will go up.” I couldn’t believe it. It wasn’t coming out of his pocket. And did I work overtime or not? I did. Should the company have paid me for it? Yes. Everyone else was allowed to apply, but I was told not to. Impressive. You can cut costs, but this is not how you do it. There were relocation allowances for Dubai at the time. For ordinary employees, I remember tiers around RMB 15,000, 20,000, 25,000, 30,000, 35,000, 40,000 and 50,000, and I heard some people got 70,000. Everyone knew about it. I was initially given only RMB 15,000. The amount was allocated by the direct manager based on performance, which meant it ultimately came down to the manager’s preference. Kael later added another RMB 5,000 for me, and I’m grateful to him for that. The Layoff Conversation: Over in Minutes, Then the Laptop Was Locked People have seen how the layoffs worked. It was fast: a short conversation, the laptop was locked, and everything after that happened over email. I know some people received more, some received the standard package, and some even got N+2. Whether the company or its PR people say that happened is not important to me. The people who personally went through the exit process know what they received. I’m not trying to convince anyone. I don’t have evidence I can produce, and I didn’t record the conversations. I’m simply talking about what I experienced, saw, and heard. Fake Front-Line Managers and Meeting Theater Were there good front-line managers? Yes, I admit there were. But in my experience, most of the so-called leaders were cut from the same cloth. Once the communication tools started tracking activity time, plenty of people opened meetings and left them running empty. Even before that tracking existed, some so-called managers would drag people into meetings whenever they had nothing better to do. A simple requirement that could have been settled in a few sentences had to become a cross-department meeting with a crowd of people talking bullshit for two hours. ******* idiots. Hahahaha. The worst part is that some of these fake managers may still be there, collecting salaries worth millions of RMB a year while producing almost nothing. Every so often, they hold meetings to talk about this and that, while doing no actual work. KPIs, OKRs, and “Achievements” With No Business Value Another thing I found absolutely disgusting was the KPI and OKR machinery. To be fair, it wasn’t completely useless. But most of the time, it was a huge waste of energy and attention. One of the dumbest projects I saw was making the client team build an analytics dashboard, something vaguely like Sensors Data. They added a pile of charts that looked nice but had no commercial value whatsoever. When people needed real data, didn’t they still go to Sensors Data, Firebase, or another analytics platform? Some people may not understand this kind of nonsense. These idiots made teams compete over work that had no value. I still don’t know what internal review or middle and senior management were looking at. Where was the oversight? How many of those OKR and KPI projects created real value? Mostly, they just exhausted the team. People spent all day kissing ***—“boss this, boss that.” If you’re that addicted to being an official, go take the civil-service exam. To put it bluntly—and I include myself here—we were just wage workers writing code. You came up from the front line too. Couldn’t you do something real? Something that actually mattered? Useless. Sometimes the world simply isn’t fair. Making Suggestions, Pushing Projects, and Watching Others Take the Credit I gave my manager suggestions too. I proposed features and optimizations. Some of them were eventually built, but other people took the result. In some cases, I wasn’t even the person doing the implementation, yet I was told to go and push the work through. Who ******** was I? I was a rank-and-file employee, and you wanted me to drive other departments? Then give me your title and let me do the job. It was always about picking the fruit after someone else had done the work. That happened all over Binance. As an aside, I also worked on Aster for a year. At the time, there seemed to be only two possible outcomes: fail to make it work, then lay people off. Fortunately, it eventually worked. Then someone was parachuted in, 50% of the team was cut, and the peach was picked by someone else. Hahaha. Workshops: Global Flights, Office 996, and Endless UI Changes Then there were all the workshops. Dozens of people flying around the world for a month at a time. ****—millions of RMB gone in a single round. At first, I thought these were closed-door development sprints for some secret product. Do you know what some of those stupid workshops actually were? People sitting in an office on a 996 or even 007 schedule, producing very little, or changing the UI over and over again. The team was exhausted, but the managers loved what they saw because they loved the performance. Were they ******* stupid? That performance was being staged with real money: flights for dozens of people, accommodation, meal allowances. Do the math yourself and you’ll understand the cost. My point is this: innovation is fine. But if no real innovation is happening, settle down and build the product properly. When you have a good idea, pursue it. In the meantime, let the team rest. Stop grinding people down like idiots. How much market share has already been lost? Does anyone know? AI Productivity, “10x,” and Tokens Being Burned for Show And then there was AI productivity. Ten times? What a ******* joke. To be fair, I know people who really can deliver 10x—and they have already put it into production. They just aren’t at Binance. Hahahaha. That’s what makes it funny. At Binance, people grind away at OKRs while someone burns tens of thousands of US dollars’ worth of tokens in a day, draining the quota dry. If you really want to talk about productivity, measure how much output improved and how many tokens were spent. Don’t just reward whoever used the most tokens or produced the prettiest dashboard. And stop feeding the team bullshit. Sometimes I think that if the company had, say, 5,000 people, it could cut that to 2,000, give each remaining person a dozen agents, and be done with it. Take a serious look at Bitget. Look at how much market share it has taken from you. Bonuses, Reporting Channels, and Rank Pulling Rank A lot of things now feel completely chaotic. Some idiots collect huge salaries while squeezing the people at the bottom. I don’t understand it. Can CZ and Yi He really not see it? Take bonus allocation. Is it transparent? I can understand not publishing the total pool to everyone, but senior management should at least know where the money went. If a department has a pool of one million, then after allocation there should be a list, statistics, and a review. Does anyone actually look? I know of cases where a manager allocated extra money to one person and then they divided it privately. You can say it never happened. That isn’t important to me. Was there a reporting channel that supposedly went directly to CZ? Yes. But did it actually solve anything? I saw an idiot manager who didn’t understand the work fight with a veteran employee. The manager had come from another industry. In the end, rank pulled rank, and the veteran employee was the one who got laid off. I sent the company suggestions twice. What good did it do? To put it bluntly, if my suggestions were adopted and made or saved the company money, would I receive a single cent? Giving me one million USDT would not have been excessive. Of course, they would never give me anything. A Good Working Environment Cannot Be Forced Out of People People who coast at work gradually destroy the good atmosphere, working environment, and creativity around them. A healthy environment grows slowly. You cannot force it into existence with OKRs and KPIs. If you’re all so good at grinding, did you grind out more trading volume? Did you grind out more market share? ******* KPIs. ******* OKRs. One Last Thing About Bonuses and Overtime One last thing about bonuses. Under a real eight-hour workday, an annual bonus worth four months of salary—the number most people were told—might sound reasonable. When I joined, I was told the package was sixteen months of pay. That changed too, and the final amount depended on the performance rating. One year, all I received was BNB worth about RMB 5,000. There was some discussion about it at the time, and then nothing happened. Even if the bonus was four to six months, it still would not cover the overtime implied by 996, 007, and being online twenty-four hours a day. That’s enough ranting for today. ******* OKRs, ******* KPIs, fake managers—and one more thing: “work points.” Hahahahahaha. What are work points? Go ask around and find out for yourself.

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  CarlosJackal #BIP-110 (@CarlosJackkal) reported 15 minutes ago

  @stephanlivera So the concern is not bloat of the chain in the context of a single block or even months of blocks, it is in a decade when hodlers stop running nodes, and new protocol rules can be either implemented or blocked by a few state phone calls to the mining pools, coinbase and binance

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  SirSleepy (@SirSleeper123) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Dismois312M I'm sure the sell pressure is coming from markets that don't even hold it, like binance has perps trading on it artificially keeping it down. Hopefully, one day enough buy pressure creates the GME squeeze.

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  Ice (@Glacier3391) reported 18 minutes ago

  @YungsNFT @binance If Binance could solve one problem for the global crypto community overnight, what would it be and why? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  zlodei (@zlodeicrypto) reported 18 minutes ago

  @game_for_one I remember just chatting with a normie friend of mine about PNUT and all the crazy stuff that led to that run. Next thing I know he sends me a screenshot of his buy at the literal top at like 2.2B on binance. Bro wasn’t down like crazy but it made me realize how the fomo works.

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  🤡🤡🇦🇷🇦🇷 (@Ladi__McGregor) reported 18 minutes ago

  Lest we forget, At some point in time, they told us Binance was the cause of our exchange rate issues

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  Apex420 (@Winx225) reported 18 minutes ago

  @semb39 @binance Achieved fix

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  Binance Wallet (@BinanceWallet) reported 21 minutes ago

  Binance Alpha's second wave of Block Street (BSB) airdrop rewards are here! Users with at least 250 Binance Alpha Points can claim an airdrop of 245 BSB tokens on a first-come, first-served basis. If the reward pool is not fully distributed, the score threshold will automatically decrease by 5 points every 5 minutes. Please note that claiming the airdrop will consume 15 Binance Alpha Points. Users must confirm their claim on the Alpha Events page within 24 hours; otherwise, it will be deemed that users have given up claiming the airdrop.

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  Ice (@Glacier3391) reported 23 minutes ago

  @binance If Binance could solve one problem for the global crypto community overnight, what would it be and why? #AskBinance #binanceturns9

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  Crypto Raven (@hiRavenCrypto) reported 23 minutes ago

  Both The Block and Kaiko point to four layers as the future structure for crypto platforms. Trading, yield, payments and institutional collateral. #Binance is the only one running all four at real scale right now. As of June first they held 153 billion dollars in reserves, which is 56.5 percent of assets across the top six exchanges. Each layer supports the next and that creates a complete user capital cycle from deposit to yield to spending. Nine years of compounding built something no one else has at this level yet.🏆

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  Truth seeker "base.eth" 🌶️ (@gagansidhu2287) reported 24 minutes ago

  @firstneandertal @LABtrade_ U need to tslk about delisting....binance doesnt support rug pull projects.

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  Leon Crypto (@leonidasbilic) reported 24 minutes ago

  I used to think tech stocks were too slow for crypto natives, but Wall Street is playing our exact PvP narrative game now. With SanDisk exploding 780% and Micron up 296% in the first half of 2026, the equity market has turned into a high-octane playground of fast-rotating supply chain hype. The platform data proves how prepared traders are front-running these moves: three days before Micron's massive $41.46B revenue beat, trading in the DRAM ETF surged 92% on MEXC while broad index volume fell 55%.When these catalysts drop overnight, trading Stock Futures 24/7 with a unified USDT margin is a massive cheat code. But where you trade them dictates your edge, and most crypto platforms choke when you try to execute these high-stakes plays. While Binance and OKX cap your leverage at 75x, and Bybit restricts you to a mere 50x, @MEXC lets you go up to 200x on high-volatility names like $NVDA & $MU. You get maximum capital efficiency right when the narrative is moving fastest.The liquidity and cost comparison is where it gets brutal. Other exchanges charge 0.02% to 0.06% fees on incredibly thin order books, like Bybit's shallow $0.1M market depth or OKX's $0.6M. MEXC completely dominates with a 0% fee promotion and a deep $1.7M market depth to prevent heavy slippage on big prints. With 225 tradable assets compared to Binance's limited 110, it is easily the cleanest, most efficient gateway to trade global events.

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  Storm Bardan (@BardanStorm89) reported 27 minutes ago

  @binance #BinanceTurns9 #AskBinance Happy 9YA 💛 The mobile app sometimes experiences lag, which delays order execution Is there a clear technical plan to address this issue?💛

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  farcaster.xyz/nft777 (@nfts77s) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AerodromeFi @VelodromeFi @binance guys see dm, seems your discord link is not working anymore, sent you a message by x and also open an support message via discord but seems someone kicked me from discord...strange

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  Mila 🔶 (@milabinance) reported 29 minutes ago

  Binance recovered or froze $1.02 billion in user funds $1.02 billion that's not a typo that's a billion dollars and change that would've been gone — recovered because someone at Binance actually answered the support ticket "trust is built when things go wrong" name one other financial institution that says that and has the numbers to prove it

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  KryptoMate (@kryptomate9) reported 33 minutes ago

  @binance Security is the base layer for real crypto spending. People will only use crypto at checkout when they trust the platforms, the rails and the support behind the transaction.

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  rizzy (@rizzy_sol) reported 35 minutes ago

  @ZhugeLyang wtf is this, I will never download this even if it came officially from binance, crazy

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  Dravidaoli R (@Dravidranjith85) reported 40 minutes ago

  @binance As AI-generated misinformation increases, how will Binance help users distinguish real market information from fake content? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  Rahul K (@iamrahulinc) reported 40 minutes ago

  🚨𝗔𝗥𝗚𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗘 𝗝𝗨𝗗𝗚𝗘 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘𝗭𝗘𝗦 𝟮𝟱 𝗟𝗜𝗕𝗥𝗔‑𝗥𝗘𝗟𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗗 𝗔𝗖𝗖𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗧𝗦! Federal judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi ordered the seizure of 25 crypto wallets linked to the LIBRA investigation. He instructed Binance, Bybit, OKX, CoinEx, FixedFloat and Bitfinex to provide user KYC, IP login data, associated bank accounts and complete transaction histories. Police report that the money flowed from “Team Libra Wallets” across several blockchains and centralized exchanges, using split transfers to mask its path. $BTC

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  Armani Banks (@Armanibanks100) reported 46 minutes ago

  @binance If Binance had the opportunity to solve just one problem that would permanently change the future of finance, which problem would you choose, and why do you believe solving it matters more than anything else? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  Shaheedah (@SwitSlim) reported 49 minutes ago

  They loot this country dry yet have the audacity to tell us companies like Binance and AbokiFX are the problem.

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  akash chowdhary | ETHGas ⛽ (@Beenarocks) reported 54 minutes ago

  @binance #Askbinance #BinanceTurns9 Is Binance working on an AI-powered tool that can detect scam tokens and rug pulls before users invest in them? What is Binance’s biggest goal for the next nine years—reaching one billion users, accelerating Web3 adoption, or something even bigger?

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 56 minutes ago

  $LDO update: Called this breakout, and it delivered 📊 Previous post flagged the break above descending resistance with higher lows confirming strength. Since then, price has continued higher and is now testing that same resistance zone again near 0.38-0.40, this time from above. Currently at 0.3719, up +3.68% today 🟢 Structure remains bullish. Price has now broken and closed above the horizontal resistance that acted as a ceiling since April. Higher lows continue to hold beneath. If this zone flips to support and holds, room opens up for continuation toward the 0.44-0.45 area 🎯 Still needs confirmation, a rejection back below 0.38 would put this breakout in question. DYOR. NFA. #LDO #Binance #Crypto

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  Master (@mastercrypto64) reported 57 minutes ago

  @chivasweb3 @binance Hard to trust an exchange that keeps talking about transparency while users keep running into the same problems on Binance.

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  BluedolphinX (@XBluedolph39123) reported 1 hour ago

  @expert25012 @binance I think tokenization could change ownership in a big way, especially through easier transfers and fractional access, but I’d still check what rights the token actually gives and whether those rights are legally recognized in my region.