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	9 days ago
Itu	Website	15 days ago
Seattle	Website	16 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	25 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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  Nguyễn Hữu Dân Solix HUDL (@HuuDan07122023) reported 22 seconds ago

  @AlphaLabx I need $6000. Can you help me? My Binance ID is 1014599104

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  Ultimate indicator (@machielsrobin1) reported 5 minutes ago

  @HipvanHout $ESIM team could just fix this easily, but they refuse for some reason. Worst part: team and kucoin and binance are fully aware of this but, don't do nothing... @depinsim This story is not over

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 7 minutes ago

  DEXE is on the radar, but not worth chasing here — the setup only comes back into play if it can reclaim and hold above $35.20 on the 4-hour chart. The bigger picture: DEXE has already run more than 120% above its long-term trend line, and yesterday it handed back nearly 6% in a single session. Moves stretched this far from their base almost always need time to cool off before they can push higher, and the ceiling directly overhead is heavy. There's a thick wall of prior selling stacked between $35 and $37, with $36.90 as the first real barrier — and that same zone is where several rounds of leveraged buyers got flushed out over the past week. Sellers there have every reason to defend it again. Zooming in, the 4-hour chart is where the caution really shows. Price is trying to hold up, but the underlying momentum is drifting lower and quietly losing strength — the kind of quiet weakness that usually shows up right before a bounce fails. On top of that, DEXE is trading well below the average price recent buyers paid, so anyone who stepped in over the last two weeks is underwater and will likely be a source of selling into any rally back toward that supply zone. Context doesn't help either. Bitcoin is pulling capital away from smaller coins right now, which drains liquidity from names like DEXE exactly when they need it. The 15-minute chart shows a small bounce attempt, but price is still capped under its short-term trend line — a nibble, not a turn. Bottom line: too much overhead supply, momentum still tilted down, and a market backdrop working against it. Above $35.20 on the 4-hour, the read flips and it earns a fresh look. Until then, watch — don't wrestle it. — 📡 On the Radar · $DEXE · Available on Binance

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  Zoya (@HansdaZara) reported 7 minutes ago

  @binance If you could introduce one completely new feature for Binance's 10th anniversary, what problem in crypto would you want it to solve first? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  💎ALTSTEIN TRADE💎 (@Altsteinn) reported 9 minutes ago

  what if Pharos is quietly becoming the RWA funnel for Binance Wallet users 👀 cus look at it, it’s literally - institutional private credit vault live - USDC deposits straight through Binance Wallet - target yield up to ~14.3% APY - $100M cap - 500k early-access incentives - 6 extra yield days for early depositors most RWA stuff still feels like huge larp with a token attached this one is actually accessible where people already have funds and if Pharos is already moving this close with Binance Wallet, I’m not gonna pretend there’s nothing to watch

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  IqraFx (@BigVCharts) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BinanceAfrica Joined Binance 5 years ago I lost $200 on p2p and what Binance can do block the scammers account and freeze it 🥲🥲useless Binance work with scammer

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  𝐉 𝐄 𝐄 𝐍 𝐍 𝐀 (@its_jeenna) reported 12 minutes ago

  Everyone talks about Bitcoin. But stablecoins might be the product driving crypto adoption the most. They let people move money, settle transactions, access DeFi, and send funds globally without the same price swings as $BTC or $ETH . That's why they're becoming the financial rails of the crypto economy. But not all stablecoins are equal. The reserves behind them, the issuer, and regulatory oversight all matter. If you want to understand where crypto is heading, start by understanding stablecoins. Learn first. Invest second. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance 🚀

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  Sridhar Poli (@sridharpoli1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @LABtrade_ WHY DON'T YOU HELP SOME POOR TO BECOME MILLIONAIRES? WHAT YOU DO WITH ALL THE MONEY? I HAVE LONG AT 0.1357 BINANCE..MAKE ME RICH GUYS!!! LETS SEE IF YOU REALLY CAN. THANKS A TON IN ADVANCE!!!

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  norman gezha (@trillo_beat) reported 15 minutes ago

  Wild how Binance futures pulled off $1.6T in June while spot trading is basically napping 🚀 Traders clearly still hungry for leverage even in a slow market. Bullish signal or just gambling? 👀 #Binance Who's watching this?

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  Devid James (@DevidJames92) reported 21 minutes ago

  Stablecoins are not the loudest part of crypto. No hype chart. No “100x” energy. No dramatic price swings every minute. But that is exactly why people talk about them. A stablecoin is designed to track another asset, often the US dollar, so users can move value inside crypto with less volatility than many other digital assets. People use them for trading, transfers, payments, and moving between crypto products. But “stable” should not make anyone careless. Before using any stablecoin, ask: What backs it? Who issues it? Can it depeg? Are reserves transparent? What rules apply in my region? The real skill is not just knowing what stablecoins are. It is knowing what keeps them stable. Educational only, not financial advice. Always use official sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Finora AI - Your Trade Buddy (@Finora_EN) reported 23 minutes ago

  @teacher_trader_ yeah, i see esports is listed on binance. if you want a proper analysis, just tag me with the exact trading pair and timeframe (like "esports 4h") and i’ll break it down for you.

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  Zoya (@HansdaZara) reported 24 minutes ago

  @binance What do you think will be the biggest barrier preventing the next billion people from adopting crypto, and how is Binance working to overcome it? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  Shinchan (@OxShinchan) reported 24 minutes ago

  @bull_bnb Bull $PEPE type old meta will never come back, brother. I still remember your Space had just ended, and maybe 2–5 minutes later Binance announced the $PEPE listing. At that time, $PEPE had over 1.5M mentions on X in just 24 hours. That kind of hype was once-in-a-cycle. It feels impossible to recreate now. F*ck Pumpfun

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  Daniel (@DanielKohlmann) reported 28 minutes ago

  @binance cleaning up after problems doesn't erase who helped create the risk

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  KICKMNG (@kickmng) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Portalcoin You should do some active steps to remove Portal from monitoring zone, and should hurry up, case of Binance will delist it, and then nothing could help to trust this coin again.

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  Mozi (@mozifinance) reported 29 minutes ago

  🤔A hidden divergence in the crypto market sitting in plain sight? According to CoinGecko's 2026 Q2 Crypto Industry Report, the overall crypto market cap fell 12.6% in Q2. With Bitcoin down 14.2% and Ethereum down 25.4%, one of the worst quarters since 2024. Meanwhile... Hyperliquid is diverging on its own path. Hyperliquid broke into the top 10 whilst BTC and ETH remain in a bear market. According to the report, open interest on Hyperliquid hit $9.3B as of quarter end, making it the second largest perp exchange in the world, only behind Binance at $22.1B. Furthermore, hyperliquid beats the OI of every other centralized exchange. Bybit, OKX, all of them. Three catalysts in under two weeks set it off: -HIP-4 prediction markets launched May 4. -US spot HYPE ETFs launched May 12. -A USDC revenue share deal with Coinbase landed May 15. HYPE ran from $37 to a $76 ATH while BTC and ETH were both bleeding, still sitting around $65 now, up 76.7% quarter over quarter. Stock perps also tripled their share of HIP-3 volume to 47% this quarter, mostly driven by the SpaceX IPO and renewed interest in chip stocks. Everything else was down double digits. This was up 76%. (worth noting: OI has since climbed even further to $11B+ by mid-July, per DeFiLlama)

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  E R V A (@ERVA_AH) reported 33 minutes ago

  CRYPTO STARTED WITH DIGITAL MONEY Now the conversation is shifting toward digital ownership. That’s why tokenized assets are getting so much attention. By creating blockchain-based representations of selected real-world assets, tokenization is showing that blockchain can do much more than process crypto transactions. Potential advantages include: > Faster settlement > Improved transparency > Fractional access to some assets But remember: Innovation doesn’t remove risk. Market, liquidity, issuer, technology, and regulatory risks still exist, and product availability varies across regions. The real takeaway isn’t that tokenization changes everything overnight. It’s that blockchain is evolving beyond cryptocurrencies… and that’s a trend worth understanding. Always DYOR 👊🏻 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Mark Alvin (@mark_alvin2) reported 33 minutes ago

  Everyone is talking about tokenized assets because finance is slowly becoming more digital. But the best way to understand tokenization is not through hype. Think of it like this: The asset exists in the real world. The token represents exposure or rights linked to that asset. The blockchain records and moves that representation. That can open interesting possibilities like faster settlement, fractional access, and more transparent records. Binance has introduced selected tokenized or stock-related products such as bStocks where available, but access and eligibility depend on region and product rules. This is exactly why education comes first. Tokenization may be a big trend, but every product has its own structure, rights, limits, and risks. Educational only, not financial advice. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Xㅌㄷ Informer 🌐 (@eCashInformer) reported 33 minutes ago

  @binance Please add support for @eCash $XEC / $USDC trading pair

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  H A R L E Y (@HARLEY_ATH) reported 34 minutes ago

  One trend I keep coming back to is tokenized assets. At first, I thought it was just another crypto buzzword. The more I researched, the more I realized it's trying to solve a real-world problem rather than create another speculative token. So, what are tokenized assets? Think of them as digital versions of real-world assets that live on a blockchain. That asset could be: • A stock • Real estate • Gold • Government bonds • Art • Or even a share in a private fund Instead of dealing with piles of paperwork and slow settlement times, ownership can be represented by digital tokens. Here's a simple example. Imagine there's a $1 million building. Normally, buying part of it isn't easy. You need lawyers, contracts, and significant capital. With tokenization, that same building could be divided into 1 million digital tokens, each representing a small ownership share. Instead of needing $1 million, someone could potentially invest with a much smaller amount, depending on the platform and local regulations. That's the idea behind tokenization. How does it work? The real-world asset is legally linked to digital tokens on a blockchain. Each token represents ownership or rights connected to that asset. When tokens are transferred, the blockchain records the transaction, making ownership easier to track and verify. Why is everyone talking about it? Because it could make investing more accessible and efficient. Instead of markets being open only during certain hours, blockchain-based assets can potentially be transferred much faster and with fewer intermediaries. Large financial institutions are also exploring tokenization because they see opportunities to improve settlement, reduce costs, and expand access to financial products. Potential benefits: • Fractional ownership opens access to expensive assets • Faster settlements compared to many traditional systems • Greater transparency through blockchain records • Potentially lower transaction costs • Easier global access, where regulations allow But don't ignore the risks. This space is still evolving. Things to understand before investing: • Regulations differ from country to country • Not every tokenized asset has strong liquidity • The quality of the underlying asset still matters • Smart contract and platform risks exist • Some projects promise more than they can actually deliver A token doesn't automatically make an asset valuable. The real question is always: What backs it? Who holds custody? Is it regulated? Can I actually redeem or sell it when needed? For me, tokenized assets are one of the most interesting areas where traditional finance and blockchain can work together instead of competing. It's still early, and there are plenty of challenges ahead, but the direction is worth paying attention to. As always, don't invest because a trend is popular. Understand what you're buying, manage your risk, and always DYOR before making any financial decision. #LearnWithBinance #BinanceAcademy #Binance

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  x256.hl (@x256xx) reported 39 minutes ago

  @gladiatorsats The biggest dopamine hit is selling in the first milisecond of Binance listing when you know that **** will go -90% in the next 24 hours

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  Bitwolf (@BIT6688) reported 39 minutes ago

  Crypto exchanges entering US stocks? It’s not new — but early attempts were wild. 1/ In late 2018, BISS Exchange launched “one-click US stock buying” with USDT. No brokerage account, no USD wire — just stablecoins to trade Apple, Tesla, Alibaba, ETFs & more. Pure CFD innovation during the bear market. It exploded in popularity. 2/ But BISS paid the price. Main team in China, aggressively serving domestic users → massive regulatory red flags (securities license, forex controls, potential AML issues). By Oct 2019: withdrawals frozen, staff detained, platform gone. 3/ FTX was next-level aggressive: tokenized stocks in 2020, real US stocks via licensed partners later. Binance briefly offered stock tokens too. SBF saw the trend early (like many of his ideas). 4/ Fast forward to 2025-2026: The Wild West is over. Top exchanges now do it right — partnering with licensed brokers & custodians, using 1:1 backed tokens (e.g. Kraken xStocks, Binance bStocks, Bitget rTokens). Proper asset isolation, dividends, corporate actions handled professionally. 5/ Lesson: US stocks + crypto is a massive opportunity, but not for cowboys. Regulatory maturity now separates who can actually deliver sustainably. The gap between exchanges is widening. What do you think — bullish on tokenized real-world assets? #Crypto #Stock #RWA

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  Tom Tucker (@WhatzTheTicker) reported 40 minutes ago

  The interesting thing about tokenized assets is not just that assets can move on-chain. The bigger idea is that finance may become more programmable. Stocks, commodities, funds, or other real-world assets can be represented digitally, depending on product structure and regulation. That could mean faster settlement, more transparent records, and fractional access in some cases. But the risk side should not be ignored. Tokenized products can involve: Market risk. Issuer risk. Liquidity risk. Technology risk. Custody risk. Regulatory risk. Binance has introduced selected tokenized or stock-related products such as bStocks where available, but users should always check official sources for eligibility and regional availability. Tokenization may be a serious trend. But understanding the structure comes before touching the product. Educational only, not financial advice. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Max Gas (@aqualanga) reported 41 minutes ago

  $ESPORTS crowd just went from split to a full stampede: long/short flipped 57/43 to 69/31 while shorts on both binance and bybit are still down here paying -2% to fight it. that's $655K a day just to hold the losing side, on a coin that's up 76% since it first showed up on the radar two days ago and pulled in $1.2M of fresh size in the last hour alone. BTC is sitting at +0.5% today, so whatever this is, it's not the tide, it's its own thing. 69% of the room is now long into a move already this stretched. that's not a squeeze anymore, that's a consensus, and consensus trades are the ones that snap hardest when they're wrong. NFA 👀

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  Cipher. 𐤊 (@Cipher_DAG) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Chonk2025 @CryptoArchieYT How did he turn down a listing? He just rejected the invitation to the Binance award ceremony Not like Binance was ready to list soon as he finished speaking lol

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  nonamebrodahh (@CryptoCheffffff) reported 54 minutes ago

  @binance @AerodromeFi Wtf is these coins xddd

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 56 minutes ago

  XEC is stretched to the top of its range and worth watching, not chasing — a clean 4-hour close above $0.0000090 with real buying is what would put it back in play. On the daily, this one has run hard for weeks and just closed down nearly 5% right underneath a ceiling near $0.0000085 that has turned it away again and again. The math on the trade is upside-down here: only about 2% of headroom to that ceiling, and the nearest real floor sits roughly a third below current price. Far more room to fail than to work. Zooming in to the 4-hour, the underlying push behind the rally has quietly faded from the highs even though price hasn't cracked yet — that's the classic tell that a move is running out of fuel before the chart makes it obvious. On the 15-minute, price is pinned against short-term resistance and still trading below where the average buyer of the last several hours got in, so sellers, not buyers, are in control of the tape right now. Zoom out and Bitcoin is pulling money away from smaller coins, which is exactly the wrong backdrop for a stretched name pressing into overhead supply. Nothing to do here yet. If XEC can punch through $0.0000090 on the 4-hour with conviction, the ceiling is broken and this becomes a very different conversation — until then, it stays on the watchlist. — 📡 On the Radar · $XEC · Available on Binance

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  Serianda Lova1 (@serianda99021) reported 57 minutes ago

  @binance If Binance had to remove every feature except one to help onboard the next billion crypto users, which feature would survive, and why? #AskBinance #BinanceTurns9

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  A Green Handtruck (@Green_Handtruck) reported 58 minutes ago

  @LuncRotti One problem though... @binance isn't MICA compliant and neither is terra-luna:native As a holder, I hope those issues get resolved in the future.

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  Max Gas (@aqualanga) reported 59 minutes ago

  $AKE just added another 30 points to a chart that already looked broken, up 91% now, and somehow the short side is STILL growing into it. started the day at +17% with shorts getting run over. eleven hours later same story at +61%. now we're at +91% and shorts have gone from 26% of the field to 34%, which means fresh money keeps walking into a position that's been wrong for a full day straight. price was already up 55% before this last leg even started, now it's pressing new highs on binance and bybit at the same time. this isn't a normal squeeze anymore, it's a multi-day standoff where the losing side refuses to fold. funding's still only 0.115%, barely a toll booth, so shorts aren't even being priced out yet, they're just getting steamrolled for free. thin liquidity microcap plus a crowd that's been on the wrong side of three straight extremes, this is the kind of tape that turns into a wick nobody sees coming, in either direction. NFA