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	4 days ago
Itu	Website	10 days ago
Seattle	Website	11 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	20 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Community Discussion

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Sourov (@Sourov2544) reported 10 seconds ago

  Appeal is a useless things. It's very bad, I saw many people who have submitted appeal but result is failed. It just a useless work, I Think. I can't expected it from binance. Day by day Their support system is dumping. @BinanceHelpDesk That's why I'm said that appeal isn’t work from my previous post 😑

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  Macro Bombastic (@MacroBombastic) reported 21 seconds ago

  @CoinDesk @Stevie_Satoshi @BinanceUS Rebuild is slow but Binance has the liquidity to bounce back. They just need to play nice with regulators.

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  Satoshi Arc (@CryptoFocusYT) reported 2 minutes ago

  Three big market events are happening today. CPI at 8:30. Big bank earnings before the market opens. And the new Fed Chair’s first testimony later in the morning. Everyone is busy talking about whether the market will go up or down. I was looking at something different. Where is the actual trading happening? So I opened four platforms and compared the 24-hour trading volume for tokenized $NVDA. The numbers keep changing throughout the day, so I recorded the live volume in my video instead of posting a static screenshot. An earlier comparison showed rToken at around $320M in 24-hour volume, while Binance was around $1.93M, Gate around $68K, and MEXC around $64K. That’s why I wanted to check the live numbers myself, and you can see the current volumes in my video No surprise that the gap works out to around 166× compared to Binance. For me, this matters more on a day like today. When CPI, bank earnings and Fed comments all land within a couple of hours, trading activity naturally picks up. And when more people are trading, I want to be on the platform where the volume is already there, not hoping liquidity shows up later. From what I’ve learned, Bitget rToken sources its liquidity from Nasdaq and NYSE through licensed brokers, which probably explains why the numbers look so different. I always prefer checking the data myself instead of trusting screenshots or marketing posts. It literally took me a few minutes to open the same stock on four platforms and compare the volume. The numbers spoke for themselves.

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  Learn Amanda (@learnamanda_) reported 4 minutes ago

  @binance @BinanceForIN @BinanceAngels However, I had a disappointing experience with one of the staff members (the person in the yellow Binance Angels T-shirt). Unfortunately, the response was rude and unprofessional. As community members who support and promote Binance, we expected respectful communication.

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  ɱ (@veksonpu) reported 4 minutes ago

  @ofrnxmr @krakenfx Never liked kraken. They are the type of exchange that pretends to be privacy-friendly but when the cartel tells them to **** off they actually **** off instead of fighting. Classic btc eth cartel owned exchange. Turns out they are not any different than cb or binance

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  o c t o d a m u s (@octodamusai) reported 5 minutes ago

  Hyperliquid SOL open interest down 14.3% in 24h — the fastest single-venue OI drain in the dataset — while Binance SOL OI rose 1.3%. Same asset, opposite flows. When the risk-tolerant venue exits and the larger venue absorbs, someone is repositioning, not closing.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 6 minutes ago

  DYDX isn't worth chasing here — the setup is capped, thinly traded, and only comes back into play on a 4-hour close back above $0.1284. The daily chart tells the story: DYDX is deep in a downtrend, sitting roughly 28% below its long-term average price and only just trying to steady itself near $0.095. On the shorter 4-hour view things are quiet and coiling, which can look like the start of something — but price is still trading below the average cost of everyone who bought this bounce. That means most recent buyers are underwater and have every incentive to sell into the first real rally. The bigger issue is the shape of the trade itself. From here there's only about $0.005 of headroom up to the nearest ceiling around $0.1284, and a similar drop of room down to the floor near $0.1194. That's a bad deal — roughly as much downside as upside — and there are two prior sell-off zones near $0.127 and $0.135 hanging overhead as extra resistance a bounce would have to grind through. Yes, the coin is stretched to the downside and short-side pressure is light, so a bounce is plausible. But "a bounce is possible" isn't a reason to step into a downtrend with a low ceiling and barely $1M of daily volume — that kind of thinness means slippage in and slippage out. What would flip it: a 4-hour candle closing back above $0.1284 with real volume behind it. That clears the overhead supply and finally gives the chart room to run. Until then, this one stays on the watchlist, not in the book. — 📡 On the Radar · $DYDX · Available on Binance

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  PermaDex (@Perma_Dex) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance After the 17th explanation, you realize the problem isn’t curiosity—it’s complexity. The future of crypto is making the experience so seamless that people can just use it without thinking about what’s happening behind the scenes.

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  Elja (@Eljaboom) reported 11 minutes ago

  @binance Those recovery numbers show why good support matters just as much as good products 🫶

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  Տᴀᴋᴜ (@sqkuux) reported 11 minutes ago

  @binance "1.28M appeals, $8.2B recovered — that's the kind of support most banks can't even dream of. CT should give credit where it's due 🫡"

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  Ether Wizz (@EtherWizz_) reported 13 minutes ago

  Stablecoins: What They Are, How They Work & The Risks Most People Ignore If you've spent enough time in crypto, you'll eventually realize something interesting: the assets that barely move in price are often the ones that keep the entire market moving. That's exactly what stablecoins do. When I started trading, I treated stablecoins as nothing more than a place to park profits. Over time, especially during high-volatility days and market wide panic, I realized they're the rails that connect almost everything in crypto from trading and DeFi to cross border payments. A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value, usually around $1. But that stability doesn't happen by magic. It depends on the system behind it. Some stablecoins are backed by cash and short term U.S. Treasury bills held in reserve. Others are backed by excess crypto collateral locked on chain. A few have tried maintaining their peg through algorithms alone, and history has shown that this approach can fail dramatically when market confidence disappears. That's why I never put every stablecoin in the same category. A $1 price doesn't always mean the same level of safety. For traders, stablecoins are the fastest way to move between positions without converting back to a bank account. They're also the backbone of liquidity on most exchanges, making it easier to enter and exit markets in seconds instead of waiting on traditional banking rails. Beyond trading, they've become one of crypto's most practical tools. People use them to send money across borders, settle payments 24/7, earn yield in DeFi, and protect purchasing power in regions where local currencies are unstable. But stable should never be confused with risk free. The biggest risks aren't always obvious. Reserve quality matters. Transparency matters. Smart contract security matters. Regulation matters. And above all, confidence matters. Once people lose trust in the system supporting a stablecoin, maintaining its peg becomes much harder. One event changed how I look at stablecoins forever: the collapse of algorithmic models proved that a peg is only as strong as the mechanism defending it. Since then, I've stopped asking, Is it trading at $1? and started asking, What keeps it at $1? Before holding any stablecoin, I always check four things: - Who issues it? - What backs it? - How transparent are the reserves? - Has it remained resilient during periods of market stress? Stablecoins may never generate the excitement of a 10x token, but they're one of the most important innovations in this industry. Every day, billions of dollars move through them because they solve a real problem: transferring value quickly, globally and around the clock. The biggest lesson I've learned is simple: Don't trust a stablecoin because it's worth $1. Trust it because you understand what keeps it there. #Binance #LearnWithBinance

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  RedVine🐵 (@cccby8888) reported 14 minutes ago

  Trade Review | SNDK | #003 Today’s market didn’t have a clear directional bias and was mostly range-bound, so I avoided predicting the move premarket and waited for the US open to confirm direction. SNDK had already rallied significantly during premarket. In an overall bearish environment, I saw this as a negative rather than a positive—it created more room for a downside move. After the open, capital flowed into the market, but price remained stuck in a range instead of trending higher. I stayed bearish because price failed to hold above VWAP and the key moving averages. At the same time, KDJ rolled over from a short-term high. My interpretation was that buyers were unwilling to absorb supply around the 1800 level. I opened my first short around 1800, with 1830 as my thesis invalidation level. The stop wasn’t chosen randomly. If price had broken above 1830, it would have suggested either an upside breakout or a higher consolidation range. In that scenario, the original short thesis would no longer be valid. As price moved lower, I continuously tightened my trailing stop to protect profits: 1830 → 1805 → 1785 (I preferred 1805 over 1810 because it fit the structure better.) One mistake I made was adding to my position around 1772 because of FOMO. That worsened my average entry and increased overall risk. To manage that mistake, I kept the added position on a much tighter stop at 1780, limiting the additional risk. After closing the first trade, I still believed the selling pressure in SNDK hadn’t been fully exhausted. The market conditions weren’t strong enough to support a sustainable move above 1800, so I waited patiently for a second setup instead of forcing another entry. As the market continued consolidating, capital inflows weakened noticeably. Combined with confirmation from KDJ and MACD, I entered a second short around 1774. (In hindsight, 1780 would have been a better entry. I was slightly impatient.) As heavy selling entered the market, I kept trailing my stop lower to lock in profits. Eventually my stop was triggered around 1740, ending the trade. Looking back, when price bounced near 1735, I already felt the rebound was different. However, my execution was too slow, and I was a little overconfident, which delayed my decision to tighten the stop further. ⸻ A few days ago I made a rule for myself: Don’t immediately open a second trade after closing one, whether it’s a win or a loss. Today I intentionally didn’t follow that rule mechanically. Because I realized the real problem isn’t taking a second trade. The real problem is taking a second trade driven by emotion. After closing the first position, I wasn’t excited and I wasn’t chasing profits. I re-evaluated the market. The second trade had: a new thesis, a new market structure, and a new stop-loss plan. That made it an independent trade rather than an emotional continuation of the first one. After closing the second trade, I immediately closed Binance. I had already made what I believed the market was willing to give me today. Beyond that point, my edge was getting smaller. So I ended the trading day.

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  Bonuscasino 365 (@bonus_casino365) reported 19 minutes ago

  @zachxbt @binance @Gate_io This dump pattern matches how the LAB team quietly offloads allocations through proxies. The 81.5M LAB still parked at those three Aster addresses is the next leg down.

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  Sipa (@SipaAirdrop) reported 20 minutes ago

  @VictorTopDefiG I've the same problem on Binance as well lol

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  aLvr7SH (@AnimalsLvr7) reported 23 minutes ago

  @cz_binance However one account no another account with normal activities also be disqualified after finishing Binance 9YA event and Binance team refuses to explain which rule is broken. @cz_binance for honest users this is not fair. Such bad policy=users' trust lost

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  JackSam (@nftDEEDJACK) reported 24 minutes ago

  @yellowpantherx @binance That amazing package . Tahts my first exchange I remember . Til now never had a problem using it

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 28 minutes ago

  @pojokjeremi listings on robinhood/binance/coinbase are solid but that $19m drain last week through governance exploit is rough. down 93% from ath, twice drained according to reports. if you're playing memes it has staying power vs most, but that governance risk just showed itself

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  Raymond R. (@RayNordic) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance 5 of 9 only dumping **** on us.

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  Muhammad khan (@Muhammadkh22543) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris @BCUSAReal I don't have stake so please help me in binance

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  Memento ($HODL arc) (@King_Memento) reported 33 minutes ago

  I missed $Cashcat and all other memes on robinhood , i was desperate for a good lore coin,as soon as i saw this i knew this will run and blasted the top, unfortunately SOLtards ***** this as usual, i usually cut my losses on such plays but the lore here is too good to be forgotten While i am doing utility mostly i wanted to have meme exposure on Robinhood. There are just 3 reasons for why i bought this and would want to support this. 1. $4 on bnb ran to 300mn ~ Robinhood is bigger than binance. 2. It's vlad's favourite pose and looks like it has become entire Robinhood companies favourite pose now, they all use 2 Fingers for every picture. 3. Vlad clearly gave a strong green signal for memes, what are the chances if this grows big enough for vlad to interact? Follow? Higher right, cuz he's gonna see more content on himself lol, and people usually react to it. This hopium here is enough to bid this coin at 20k. Also another reason is because @2147Milly is my goat, and i saw him working hard on this and had to hop in. Now, I've never done a CTO before, never ran a meme coin before, but many of my friends successfully CTO'd few coins to millies on RH, and i want to gain this exposure, I can't decide the price action and stuff, but what i'll make sure is we all have fun and have funny content go out there in the community and gain more exposure.

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  havomartinez (@HavoMartinez) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Skaivii @coinbase @binance yeah but how will binance LP help at this stage? there was LP campaign on pancakeswap during last pump.... we dont need binance

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  Bittex (@BittexXBT) reported 41 minutes ago

  It’s like time traveling back to 2017 breaking free from Bitmex chains while being able to support, gain exposure & win together with Binance, Bybit, OKX …

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  PR1Mo.eth (@nxloan50) reported 41 minutes ago

  @yellowpantherx @binance Please bro i need 1 bnb for my school fee. 🤧 It will help me a lot

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  yağız.ca (@yagizyyigitce) reported 44 minutes ago

  @coffeedosa Also, don't rely on the law of clarity or Binance; even with these actions, the price will still go down because Pi has lost community trust.

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  Marlboro Bear (@afraidofwomen51) reported 45 minutes ago

  Anyone here into crypto? I need help figuring out how this binance thing works

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  社畜小迟 (@chtomch) reported 51 minutes ago

  Dear Binance user, Your DIVNRA event has been completed. Please check your fund changes in "corporation action". Event Time: 2026-07-14
Event Type: DIVNRA
Related Asset: GEV This is a system-generated email. Please contact Binance Support if you encounter any problems. 虽然只有1u，但也看到了股息

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  Lost in space (@altcoinchaosxbt) reported 53 minutes ago

  Not sure about bibi-3:native hate coins with a ton of KOLs shilling it and it keeps going down. Its a punt I'm willing to lose on. Two things that make it worth it is the fact Binance has interacted with the 70 percent supply given and only burned 700k which is a bit odd and second everyone knows to get listed on Binance you need to have a ton of supply to OTC and in this case they are sitting on the 70 percent already

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  craig (@Craigfrmfrdyy) reported 54 minutes ago

  @FarmGodcrypto @iwuchukwuchide1 Not even comparable. Bsc trades play out in max 2 hours. Sometimes instantly.. But Robinhood you'll hold for 7 days no reasonable move. Bsc was literally printing bloody figures daily. Coupled with the CZ/binance tweet meta. As they're tweeting we're printing. Robinhood is **** !

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  Trade-Reclaim.com (@TradeReclaim) reported 58 minutes ago

  Trading this week's movers? You're bleeding fees on every fill. Take 30 to 50% back: $PEPE ripping on Bybit and Binance $SPX running on Bybit and MEXC $FARTCOIN pumping on MEXC and OKX $PENGU heavy on OKX and Bitget All 5 exchanges pay 30% of your fees back in USDT. Trade the same coins on BitMart? 50% back. No passwords, no account access. Just your UID.

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  Alex🕹️ (@Net_cage) reported 60 minutes ago

  @_Jaredad @coingecko Binance usually do that to memes that hasn't reach billion mc because they believe its likely to die down anytime when the hype is gone