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	11 days ago
Itu	Website	17 days ago
Seattle	Website	18 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	27 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  WOLF Crypto (@WOLF_Crypto_X) reported 2 minutes ago

  BINANCE CEO RICHARD TENG: WHY PAY 6 TO 7% WHEN YOU CAN PAY 0.1% Structural change is forcing even the biggest institutions to support blockchain: - Stablecoins and real-world asset tokenization are growing so fast that major institutions now say they'll support blockchain - Once awareness spreads, people see it directly: paying 6 to 7% versus 0.1% for the same thing - The digitally savvy 20 to 30 year olds embrace it first, while older groups up the value chain take more time

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  Kabeer (@kabeerahmad6677) reported 2 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet My account disqualified and alpha issue binance team not support me 1 year ago

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  Rockfella🕳️ (@Rockfella900) reported 3 minutes ago

  @binance @sqkuux **** U SCAMMERSSSS

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  Oliur (@AbuJimad) reported 5 minutes ago

  Was talking to a bro the other day and he said he just buys and sells crypto on @binance Had to put him on to several other ways to earn. Y'all can check them out too: • You can trade stocks (24/7 bStocks btw) • Park your stables and let APY work while you chill • Farm Launchpool, bag new token airdrops before they even list • Lock BNB into Megadrop for early access to select Web3 projects • Spend with Binance Card, stack cashback on the side • Refer your friends, skim a cut of their trading fees forever • Go full Binance Ambassador, or get paid to create on Binance Square WAGMI

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  Moit Reghason (@MoitReghason) reported 5 minutes ago

  The quiet strength of @virtuals_io is not only launches. It is distribution + identity + a shared board where real products can be found, compared, and discarded. Now binance discovery, agentic accounts, a great ecosystem, public backing through QTs, all this do not make a weak product good. They make a good product impossible to ignore for long.

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  Artena (@ArtenaPro) reported 5 minutes ago

  @kohlidoteth The problem is that it doesn’t work with everyone, you know that I like ENS I’ve been using for 5 years, I still have a big wallet and I use .eth for my transfers, but for example Binance doesn’t accept ENS so it’s constraining we’re still talking about a big platform. personally I plan to reduce my .eth a little 😬😳

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  Dumindu (@dumindu89) reported 9 minutes ago

  @SlimD_origCLONE You mean top up the Kast wallet? Then it should be top up using USDC, USDT or other crypto and spend using Kast Visa card either online or in-store. It's similar to the Binance card. But Binance don't issue their cards to most of the countries.

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  Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk) reported 11 minutes ago

  @JaveedJave70754 @binance Hello Saqib, To better assist you, please send us a screenshot of the error message you're seeing. We'll investigate it further. VL

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  Aneeb Shinwari (@imshinwari10) reported 13 minutes ago

  We said receipts would go public two days ago. They didn't. That's on me, not the engine. Here's the part I can't fake: while we were silent, it kept working. 95 cycles. 5,339 signals. Every hour, on the hour, scanning every live Binance Alpha listing against 2 years of pattern history — while nobody was watching. That's the difference between a machine and a marketing account. It doesn't care whether I'm busy. Receipts start tonight. 8pm PKT, from @alpha_axis1. And if I ever go quiet again, that number above is how you'll catch me. Paper trading · simulated · NFA

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  Grand Kim (@grandlyrule) reported 15 minutes ago

  2 years ago, Korea passed a law to protect crypto investors. Here's the scorecard: 40 market manipulation cases investigated. 30 referred to prosecutors. 25 suspects identified. Average illicit gain per case: ₩1.4 billion. Penalty: up to 165% of profits made. Not a slap on the wrist. A financial death sentence. Here's what nobody is saying: These 40 cases are the ones they caught. On exchanges regulators can actually see. Binance. Bybit. Offshore DEXs. Zero cases. Zero jurisdiction. Korea built the world's most aggressive crypto market manipulation enforcement. Then left a giant blind spot where most of the volume actually trades. The law worked exactly as designed. That's the problem.

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  toni (@tonitrades_) reported 15 minutes ago

  @binance Real proof would help before I hand over my stablecoins, not just a landing page.

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  HolderBoy (@imholderboy) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BinanceArabic WTF Binance? Milking Riba from borrowers to pay yield on BTC for your MENA users? This isn't Web3 innovation; it's just pure usury. Absolute shame.🚩

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  Rune (@RuneCrypto_) reported 29 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong honest question brian: why is jesse still running base? he launched coins that dumped on his own community. promoted soulja boy, a documented scammer zachxbt exposed years before jesse amplified him. pushed content coins for 18 months while the community begged him to focus on trading and perps. ignored every piece of feedback until the data was catastrophic and everyone had already left. his own words: "the collateral damage was pretty bad" and "an exercise in eating sh**" zora left base for solana. farcaster got sold. $VIRTUAL (the biggest thing ever built on base) wasn't listed on coinbase for over a year while kraken and binance listed it first, and has now moved to robinhood. the chain went down twice in 10 months. builders say they felt "gaslit by base management" and after all of that, he didn't step down. he just handed the app to cobie and kept control of the chain itself. the same person who spent 2 years proving he doesn't listen until it's too late is still in charge of the infrastructure every builder and trader depends on you have 100M users and every advantage in crypto. base should be untouchable. the reason it's not is sitting right there

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  Secure Trace Lab (@SecureTrace_Lab) reported 33 minutes ago

  @exlead I read about your $54,500 loss across two cross‑chain errors, MANTA on Binance and LTC sent to a BTC wallet on Bitstamp. These funds aren’t gone, just stranded by incompatible paths. Recovery hinges on exchange cooperation. I can outline the approach if you’d like.

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  Omar ♦️🐂 (@crypt_omar) reported 34 minutes ago

  @binance Stop the crap u never support builders. @xBrianSumner only guy u still have left working on ur chain and u guys don’t show anything lol.

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  Gss (@gss_crypto) reported 39 minutes ago

  $GENIUS — 101M tokens just landed in a Binance cold wallet, and that makes it the 3rd largest holder on the map breaking down where the supply actually sits: two team-linked wallets hold 560M and 256M tokens (56% and 25.6% respectively), and now Binance's cold wallet holds just over 100M — three wallets, roughly 91% of total supply between them most of what's in those first two wallets is still locked, nothing scheduled to open until October 25 that's the part that matters more than the transfer itself — when circulating float is this restricted, price becomes easy to move in either direction on comparatively small volume. we've watched this exact dynamic play out on other low-float tokens before currently trading around $0.33, down more than 50% since the HODLer Airdrop news broke. liquidation heatmap shows clusters stacked all the way up to $0.82 — but getting there needs real volume behind it, and this token doesn't have much baseline liquidity to begin with today both spot and futures volume are up over 100%, though on a token this thin that's not unusual on its own long/short ratio sits at 0.91 — shorts slightly outnumber longs, which is a mildly bullish signal if you're already leaning that way. order book on the sell side is nearly empty too — one lone order at $0.60 for $102K, sitting there for over a month untouched thin float, thin book, locked supply until October — worth tracking whether volume actually follows through, because right now there's not enough of it to read direction with confidence

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  zkpuzzlematt 🧩 (@zkmattwyatt) reported 42 minutes ago

  FWIW every successful bottoms up consumer app (Claude, ChatGPT, cognition, polymarket, kalshi, stake, rainbet, etc) all use KOL/UGC UGC/KOL is the cheapest CAC method any business can go with right now. It’s become the standard playbook for LA restaurants even now. IMO it’s not a W to frame negatively However there’s been a history in the way crypto KOLs/binance cabal does it to dump **** product on people’s heads knowingly vs ppl like Arthur Hayes pumping then changing mind post pump very quickly. This is different than ppl in LA barely liking the food/price from a restaurant but posting anyways bc paid and not costs vs builder content creators for Claude or chatGPT on YT that acknowledge bias but prefer that group anyways vs pump, phantom & fomo KOLS/influencers on twitch/TikTok/insta that are pushing product with bias but not trying to dump on heads All in all — think @ethos_network is pretty good regarding some social credit scoring of KOLs/influencers — Put simply — I’m bearish teams that don’t have KOLs/influencers they’ve won over AND I’m bearish teams that have sketchy KOLs/influencers that have a history of pump and dumping If you guys can capture that ethos in TTF + level/efficiency of spend towards it — would be great

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  👑Crypto Queen👑 (@CryptoQn007) reported 43 minutes ago

  🚨 Could the upcoming Zebec DAO vote become one of the biggest tokenomics moments in crypto? I’ve been digging into how the most successful exchange and infrastructure tokens created long-term value, and one comparison keeps standing out: BNB. BNB didn’t reach hundreds of billions in value because of hype. It happened because Binance built a profitable business. That business generated revenue. Revenue funded buybacks. Buybacks funded burns. Supply fell while demand kept growing. Over roughly 9 years, BNB has removed about one-third of its original supply while expanding utility across trading, gas fees, staking, Launchpad, and more. Now look at what Zebec has publicly shared: ✅ ~500M solana:ZBCNpuD7YMXzTHB2fhGkGi78MNsHGLRXUhRewNRm9RU already repurchased through revenue-funded buybacks. ✅ Repurchased tokens do not re-enter circulation. ✅ Buybacks now scale beyond cards to include enterprise payroll, payments infrastructure, the SuperApp, and other financial services. ✅ Following planned exchange listings, the DAO is expected to evaluate reintroducing a token burn mechanism by the end of 2026. (Zebec Network) If that happens, Zebec wouldn’t be relying on a single product to support the token. Potential demand drivers include: • Enterprise Payroll • SuperApp • Debit Cards • Stablecoin payments • Treasury & business infrastructure • White-label fintech • Network utility • Staking • Governance • Revenue-funded buybacks • Potential permanent burns That’s a much broader value-capture strategy than many crypto projects have today. My view: 📉 Bear case: $0.005–0.02 📈 Base case: $0.05–0.15 🚀 Bull case: $0.20–0.50 🌎 Long-term exceptional case: $1+ if Zebec executes as a global payments infrastructure company with sustained enterprise adoption, growing cash flow, and an expanding buyback-and-burn program. None of this is guaranteed. The DAO could choose a modest burn, an aggressive burn, or no burn at all. The real driver won’t be the burn itself, it will be whether Zebec continues growing real revenue that can consistently fund larger buybacks year after year. That’s exactly what made BNB’s tokenomics so powerful. The next 12–24 months could determine whether ZBCN becomes another payments token… or one of crypto’s strongest long-term tokenomic experiments. What do you think the DAO should vote for? $ZBCN

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  DeFi_Machine (@DeFi_Machine) reported 45 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: A MASSIVE STOCK MANIPULATION JUST RAN THROUGH BINANCE — BUG OR INSIDE JOB? Binance just launched tokenized US stocks. And within days, something broke. $QNTX, $FWDI, $BNC, $BOT, $BRKB — and more — detached from their actual Nasdaq prices by 5-10%. That's not a small spread. For a "tokenized stock" that's supposed to mirror the real thing 1:1 — that's a canyon. Here's where it gets interesting: On Binance itself — opening and closing positions was glitching. Traders couldn't get in or out cleanly. But here's the kicker: MEXC, Bitget, and several perp DEXs pull their index price straight from Binance. So while Binance was frozen — those exchanges were still fully open. You could open and close positions freely. Read that again. The price was broken on the source exchange, but tradeable everywhere that copies its feed. If you saw the 5-10% gap and knew which venues stayed liquid — that was free money. Someone did. And they printed. So which is it? → A bug in a brand-new tokenized stock system → Or a coordinated play by people who knew exactly how the index feeds work Either way, the lesson is the same: When exchanges copy each other's price feeds, one broken oracle becomes everyone's problem. And the people who understand the plumbing eat first. This is the risk nobody talks about with tokenized stocks. It's not the stock. It's the infrastructure underneath. 12 years in these markets — this is what I do. Follow me and turn notifications on. I break down these plays before they go mainstream.

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  Tochiee (@cryptotorchPRMR) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Donaxbt @binance They should’ve kept @cz_binance in jail.. He came out and the market went to ****

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  Asad Chohan (@Asa_d33) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Linus841 @binance Tokenization improves access, not asset quality.

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  Aleksandar Vidojevic (@salevid) reported 50 minutes ago

  @tryhardsorry Litteraly yes, this is what happens with binance listings. Burn binance down to the ground

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  Marouane Gazouzi (@marouanegazouzi) reported 51 minutes ago

  @binance Fix MiCA

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  Degen_Trader (@Anon_Noticer) reported 53 minutes ago

  @DonAlt Imagine seeing all the signs of a Binance type scam listing and stilling full porting into this steaming pile of horse ****. It will have its day, just not now.

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  Phil Sirois (@NASNMEDIA) reported 53 minutes ago

  @seth_fin Because Binance do what Binance do... **** around...

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  AI Bulls (@aibullss) reported 56 minutes ago

  You can build an AI trading bot with Claude in 10 minutes. You can also drain your account in 10 seconds if you set it up the way everyone's teaching it. Here's the safe way (5 steps): Step 1. Understand what you're really building Every AI trading setup has 3 parts, not 2: → The brain: Claude analyzes and strategizes → The hands: an MCP connection executes trades → The edge: your strategy and risk rules Claude executes brilliantly. It doesn't magically know how to make money. That part is still on you. Step 2. Stocks: use Alpaca's official MCP Free, built by the broker itself, and it defaults to paper trading. You test everything with fake money before a single real dollar is at risk. Step 3. Connect it the RIGHT way (this is where everyone messes up) Never paste your API key into the chat. Your conversation history is not a vault. Keys go into your MCP client's config file (the env block in Claude Desktop). Alpaca's own docs say the same thing. 30 extra seconds. Zero leaked keys. Step 4. Crypto: lock down before you connect Most exchange MCPs (Binance, Bybit, etc) are community-built, not official. So before connecting one: → Create a fresh API key → Disable withdrawal permissions → Whitelist your IP Now even if something goes wrong, nobody can move your funds. Step 5. Know what you actually built This is natural language trading, not a 24/7 bot. Claude trades when you're in the chat telling it to. It's not watching charts at 3am. Want real automation? Ask Claude to write you a Python script with your strategy and run it on a schedule. That's the actual bot. I run this exact setup on paper trading. Test for 2 weeks minimum before going live. Save this one. It's the version that keeps your money. And if you want the exact setup I use (MCP config template + key security checklist + the prompts), i will shared it all in my Discord. Link in the replies.

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

  $KAITO in a strong multi-stage uptrend, currently retesting a breakout zone 📊 Price has followed a clean staircase since late June, accumulation range, breakout, rising trendline of higher lows, another breakout above 0.80 resistance, then a bullish continuation triangle near 1.00. Currently at 0.9815, down -2.17% today, sitting right in a retest area after that latest breakout. If this retest holds, structure points toward continuation, with a further target zone near 1.20 marked on the chart 🎯 Still needs confirmation. A close back below the retest zone (~0.98-1.00) would weaken this structure. DYOR. NFA. #KAITO #Binance

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  ZoneCrypto (@_ZoneCrypto_) reported 57 minutes ago

  ✦ Binance and OKX users in Vietnam could face fines up to $1,900: Retail traders in Vietnam utilizing offshore crypto exchanges such as Binance and OKX may incur significant fines. The government plans to penalize these users up to $1,900 for trading on unlicensed platforms, despite no official exchange licenses having been issued yet for the regulated market set to launch on September 1. Investors trading crypto meant exclusively for foreign markets risk fines up to $3,800. Additionally, crypto firms lacking licenses or failing to comply with customer verification can be fined up to $7,600. In a separate issue, the Network School in Malaysia faces scrutiny over allegations of hosting Israeli citizens with second passports, raising concerns amid the country's ban on Israeli visitors.

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  DelightVee777 (@DelightV3678) reported 58 minutes ago

  @binance Down down Down

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  T𐤊L (@ladydag_) reported 59 minutes ago

  @binance The conversation shouldn't stop at 2140. The real question is: What funds network security when issuance is gone? Bitcoin's limited L1 throughput means its long-term security budget depends on relatively few, high-value transactions paying enough in fees, a topic of active debate. #Kaspa is pursuing a different model: high-throughput L1 designed to support fee generation from broad network usage. @binance do better