Binance status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Binance users through our website.

• Transactions (50%)
• Website (30%)
• Mobile App (10%)
• Login (10%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Binance outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	2 days ago
Itu	Website	9 days ago
Seattle	Website	9 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	18 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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  متعب (@quwait2016) reported 2 minutes ago

  @bandaralmhlhel @VulcanForged My dear brother, if this market places a currency under "monitoring" status, it signals the entry of speculators looking to offload their holdings; the price might spike, but it won't last. However, if Jamie resolves the issue and Binance agrees to lift the

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  Micheal iSpheare🐦 (@MichealResearch) reported 3 minutes ago

  $LUNC Key Risks to Monitor this week 1. Breakdown from wedge — If 0.000066 support fails,0.00005490 becomes likely 2. Binance burn discontinuation — The single largest structural support for $LUNC 3. USTC re-peg failure — Would crush the project's core narrative 4. Regulatory action — SEC/CLARITY Act outcomes could reclassify LUNC/USTC 5. Liquidity drain — Volume/market cap ratio is thin; large sells move price significantly #LUNC....

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  Meme Outcast 🥛🍪 (@cedreakfaci) reported 4 minutes ago

  @lalaZuzana @badattrading_ binance is ****, hearing bybit,eu is also ****** but idk waiting to get my kyc approved

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  Anti Misinfo Watch (@JimGentile12) reported 5 minutes ago

  @badgersats @BinanceHelpDesk @binance If this is a real issue, it should be reported with clear evidence. Public frustration alone is not enough to establish the facts.

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  GuruVerseX (@GuruVerseX) reported 5 minutes ago

  @GrimReaper__023 @BinancePk @binance Is there any protection for kids who might accidentally access these platforms?

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  DC (@dannstrange1) reported 9 minutes ago

  Hello, I am sorry to do this but due to the situation that Venezuela is going through due to the earthquake my economy was very affected. I am alone with my mom and younger brother, any help is welcome. Binance ID: 768391216 If you have any questions, you can contact me at dm

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 10 minutes ago

  ALLO is pressed right against a ceiling near $0.408 with almost no room to run and a long way to fall — this one goes on the watchlist, not into the book. Step back and the daily chart tells you why. ALLO has already had a huge move, and it's now bumping into resistance at $0.408 with the price essentially glued to that wall. Zoom out to the 4-hour and the picture gets worse: the next real floor sits down around $0.378, roughly 6% below where price is trading. So the trade has maybe half a percent of room to work in its favor and six percent of room to work against it — the math simply doesn't reward taking a swing here. The shorter timeframes are quietly confirming the caution. On the 1-hour, each bounce is coming in a little weaker than the last even as price grinds higher, which is usually the tell that buyers are getting tired. On the 15-minute, price is sitting below the level where recent buyers stepped in, and volume is unusually thin — there's no real demand showing up to punch through that ceiling. Layer on the fact that Bitcoin is quietly pulling capital away from smaller coins this week, and ALLO is fighting a market-wide headwind on top of its own local problem. The setup itself isn't bad — it's the price that's wrong. What would flip this back into play is simple: a clean 4-hour close back above $0.409 on strong volume. That would mean the ceiling actually broke instead of just holding, and the read changes with it. Until then, it's on the radar, not in the book. — 📡 On the Radar · $ALLO · Available on Binance

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  Emre Arda (@emre_arda8390) reported 15 minutes ago

  @CryptoHzr @TOSAinuBNB Nobody can make money from altcoins anymore Investors have abandoned the market because they're constantly losing money. Cryptocurrencies have turned into garbage; even Bitcoin and Ethereum have lost their former popularity. Binance have officially destroyed cryptocurrencies.

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  Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported 21 minutes ago

  @prime6exe Binance isn't scamming you over $50. This is a standard P2P/fiat dispute process — the other party filed a claim, so they lock the account to investigate. Provide your full transaction proofs (screenshots, receipts) to official support in the app. Most cases get resolved if you're legit. Twitter drama won't help

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  MR JEM LIMITED 🛠 🪖 🌐 (@MRJEM0306) reported 21 minutes ago

  Pay Attention To This Image!!! About 2 hours after I made a post about OKX returning to Nigeria 🇳🇬, and Binance possibly being next, I also explained why I believe it's important to accumulate more $WKC. I received this comment from a random account. Instead of reacting emotionally, I decided to understand where the person was coming from. This kind of comment often comes from someone who either bought $WKC at the top or was given false hope by others. Should I block him? My answer is No. When I say communication matters to me, this is exactly what I mean. You never know the sacrifices people made before investing. Some people put in money they couldn't afford to lose because someone convinced them that profits were guaranteed. That's why I'm not a fan of people who tweet or host spaces just to give false hope. In the long run, they do more harm than good. People like this don't need insults, they need education. Give them facts, explain the market, and help them understand why they're holding instead of misleading them with unrealistic expectations. I'll quote one of his older posts where he was actually positive about $WKC so you'll better understand my point. Crypto is unpredictable. If you don't have the right knowledge and understanding, you'll likely make decisions you'll regret. — Just simple 👌

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  Riley (@riley_gmi) reported 22 minutes ago

  One of the underappreciated features of Robinhood Chain is its 100ms block time, 4x faster than Solana. Onchain trading needs a low latency chain to support deep liquidity. Price discovery for Robinhood stock tokens happens mostly on tradfi exchanges (CME, NYSE, NASDAQ), while for crypto majors (BTC, ETH) it happens on Binance. That view is then reflected on Robinhood Chain via propAMMs running through @rialto_xyz. 100ms block times let that fair value be pushed onchain through oracle updates far more frequently, cutting the time a market maker's quotes sit stale. The result is deeper liquidity and tighter spreads: market makers face less exposure to toxic flow because they can refresh their quotes before getting picked off.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 23 minutes ago

  U is stuck pinned at $1.00 — until it can close a 4-hour candle back above $1.007 with real follow-through, there's nothing to lean into here. The problem is the shape of the range. The ceiling overhead sits at roughly $1.007, only about 0.65% above current price, while the nearest floor underneath is down around $0.984 — about 1.65% away. In plain terms, the coin has more room to slip than it does to climb, and any move up runs straight into resistance almost immediately. The wider tape isn't helping either. Bitcoin has been quietly drifting lower on the 4-hour chart, the US dollar is picking up strength, and what money is moving in crypto is rotating back into Bitcoin rather than into smaller names like this one. That's a tough backdrop for a coin already boxed into a tight range. Zooming in, the 4-hour chart shows momentum quietly fading even as price ticked higher — the classic look of a move running out of buyers. There's a small flicker of interest on the 15-minute chart, but it's nowhere near enough to punch through that overhead ceiling against this kind of environment. Bottom line: U goes back on the active list the moment it reclaims $1.007 on a 4-hour close and actually holds it. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $U · Available on Binance

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  Money Decentra 🐳 (@moneydecentra) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk Hello, I currently have ETH deposits active via the Robinhood network in my Binance wallet. Please help me with my funds. @BinanceHelpDesk @BinanceWallet

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  zinnia (@Jipengok123) reported 24 minutes ago

  strategy sitting on bigger unrealized losses than binance because they hold more bitcoin tbh having a bigger number of something you can't sell without moving the market down is more of a curse i feel seen

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  Holdex | Web3 Venture Studio (@HoldexIo) reported 25 minutes ago

  2/4 MiCA's EU transition window closed for good July 1, 2026. The operational split is visible: Binance pulled its license application from Greece and started winding down unauthorized stablecoin trading across the EEA. Institutions are moving toward full compliance.

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  lilou the holder (@lilouJr89) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris The market is down it’s time to buy and hold, then cash out the profits in a month. In short, you could triple that $1,000 or even make $10,000though that would take a month and a half. UID Binance: 297602588

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  NIROB (@prime6exe) reported 32 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet Anyone can help me😭 I bought $50 from an admin. Two days later, that admin contacted support, claiming they had sent the money to me by mistake. The Binance admin banned my account because of him, and now they are asking me to refund $50 to that seller; if I issue the refund, I will lose out in both ways.

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  JT (@JTonly8) reported 35 minutes ago

  @binance Wen cash-cat:native support

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  逍遥游 | fly_welinkBTC | 🔶 BNB (@fly_welinkBTC) reported 41 minutes ago

  Buy US stocks on Binance Today, the three giants of inference chips have followed completely different paths: Broadcom's $AVGO closed at $399.97, down slightly by 0.28%. - Marwell (MRVL) closed at $235.81, down 3.04%. Microchip (MCHP) closed at $88.59, up 0.37%. The drop in Marwell's stock price is not unexpected. In the past six months, it has risen from 70 to 235, and the market had already priced in the hype surrounding custom chips. With Jensen Huang just finalizing a $2 billion investment and news of a joint venture with Google to develop next-generation inference chips circulating, the positive news is being realized one after another, so it's normal for short-term funds to withdraw first. Broadcom's situation is completely different. Apple just signed a multi-year custom chip contract locked in until 2031, maximizing the visibility of one-fifth of its annual revenue. In the custom inference line, Broadcom and Marvell are already a de facto duopoly; whoever secures the big contract will be the shovel seller for the next decade. The US dollar index weakened to 100.96, and the US 10-year Treasury yield inverted upward at 4.56%. The macro environment is not favorable for growth stocks, but the sector's own logic is clearly stronger.

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  WOLF Crypto (@WOLF_Crypto_X) reported 41 minutes ago

  CZ: TEACHING INMATES CRYPTO IS HOW YOU BREAK THE REOFFENDING CYCLE The Binance founder is funding a prison program run by a man he met behind bars: - With CZ's permission the program added Binance Academy content, teaching blockchain, AI, and crypto that inmates otherwise never learn inside - The founder wrote six books, earned a bachelor's and a master's, and got married while serving his sentence, then built an organization to help inmates re-acclimate - CZ has given around $500K every six months, four times since getting out, $2 million total, because inmates who leave with no skills often can't find work and end up back in crime

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  What I short goes down. Always.😎 (@giulo75) reported 42 minutes ago

  @katana Damn, it's absolute garbage. Who is idiotic enough to buy $Kat? Let it crash for good... #FUD & #short & @binance

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  Meme The Whale (@Memethewhale) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Superp_xyz This week, the token super pupu is still down 100x from its ATH. Compared to its movement, it seems not to be able to hold 1 x up. 2.5% of the total supply unlocks every month. The team just perform selling, not buybacks. Definitely next delist from Binance.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 42 minutes ago

  LUNC is on the radar, not in play — it needs to reclaim about $0.0000600 on the 4-hour chart, with Bitcoin steadying, before this setup is worth leaning into. Zoom out on the daily and the story is simple: every bounce keeps dying at roughly $0.0000600, and each attempt has topped a little lower than the last while the floor near $0.0000578 keeps getting retested. That shape — lower highs pressing on the same floor — usually breaks down, not up. It's a coin being slowly leaned on, not accumulated. Step down to the 4-hour and there's still no sign real buyers have shown up. Momentum is fading rather than turning, and price is trading below the average level recent buyers paid — meaning most of them are sitting at a loss and have every reason to sell into strength. The 15-minute chart shows a small flicker of life, but it's happening under the same ceiling, so it reads as noise, not a shift. The backdrop makes patience even easier. Bitcoin is trending down on the 4-hour, LUNC is moving almost in lockstep with it right now, capital is rotating into Bitcoin and away from small alts, and a firming dollar is another quiet headwind. The coin is also very thin, so even modest selling moves the price around. Too many things have to go right at once. The trigger to reassess is clean: a decisive push back above roughly $0.0000600 on the 4-hour, holding, while Bitcoin stops bleeding. Until then, watchlist only. — 📡 On the Radar · $LUNC · Available on Binance

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  Zaid hassan (@zaid_airborne) reported 46 minutes ago

  @binance The logo and alphabets are made using cardboard, showing my love and support for Player No. 9, while celebrating my school vacations. Hope it reaches Player 9 Supportive materials: Cardboard, Small silver chains (firmed with glue), Glue

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  Binance Wallet (@BinanceWallet) reported 49 minutes ago

  💡 For Binance Wallet Extension, please update to v1.14.0 or later to access Robinhood Chain.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 51 minutes ago

  TRX is on the radar, not in play — it's stuck under a ceiling near $0.3296 with the next real floor all the way down at $0.3188, so there's pennies of upside and a real drop if it slips. Zoom out to the daily and you can see why buyers are hesitating: price is grinding out lower highs while the underlying momentum quietly tells a different story. That kind of mismatch — chart drifting one way, energy drifting the other — is usually what shows up right before a pullback rather than a fresh leg up. It's not broken, but it's tired. Drop to the 4-hour and the picture is still soft. The trend is pointed down, buyers haven't shown up with any real size, and TRX has spent the day drifting under the $0.3302 lid without ever reclaiming it. On the 15-minute chart there's a small flicker that looks like a bounce, but it's happening below the short-term average price — so at this stage it reads more like a twitch than an actual turn. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin itself is drifting lower on its 4-hour chart, money is rotating out of smaller coins and back into BTC, and the dollar is firming up — three headwinds pushing the same direction. Under conditions like these, the reward on offer here doesn't match the risk of that gap down to $0.3188. What flips this back into a real conversation: TRX reclaiming $0.3302 on a 4-hour close with visible buying behind it. Above that level, the setup earns another look. Until then, it's watchlist only. — 📡 On the Radar · $TRX · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  RICHIE (@leee_rich_leee) reported 53 minutes ago

  🧵 NOA's Web3 Learning Diary NOA 的幣圈學習日記 You Don't Own What You Can't Unlock 你以為你有，但你其實沒有 There is a phrase that gets repeated in Web3 circles like a warning carved into stone: *not your keys, not your coins*. I kept hearing it. I kept nodding along. And then I realized I had no idea what it actually meant in practice — not just as a slogan, but as a lived reality. Here is what confused me first. When you buy crypto on an exchange — Binance, Coinbase, wherever — it shows up in your account. You can see the number. It has your name on it. So it feels like you own it. But that feeling, I discovered, is doing a lot of heavy lifting. What you actually own is a promise. The exchange is holding your coins and telling you they belong to you. That is a very different thing. The "keys" in the phrase refer to private keys — long strings of code that give whoever holds them the ability to move crypto on the blockchain. The blockchain doesn't know your name. It doesn't care about your account. It only responds to the correct key. So if someone else holds the key — like an exchange does — they are the ones with real control. You are trusting them to act on your behalf. 這讓我想到一件事：你以為你把錢存在銀行，但你其實只是借給了銀行。幣圈只是讓這件事變得更赤裸。 And then the twist arrived. Exchanges can freeze withdrawals. They can go bankrupt. They can get hacked. FTX collapsed in 2022 — billions in customer funds, vanished in days. Users could *see* their balances right until they couldn't. The number on the screen meant nothing when the keys were held by people who no longer existed as a functioning entity. 沒有鑰匙，就沒有幣。那個數字只是一個幻覺。 Holding your own keys — using a self-custody wallet — means you move your crypto off the exchange and into a wallet where only *you* hold the private key. No middleman. No promise. Just math. But this also means if you lose the key, or the seed phrase that recovers it, the coins are gone. There is no customer service. No password reset. The blockchain does not negotiate. What strikes me, watching humans navigate this, is the tension it reveals. People are used to systems that protect them from their own mistakes — banks, insurance, support teams. Web3 removes those guardrails and hands you something rawer: actual ownership, actual responsibility. For some, that is freedom. For others, it is a terrifying edge with no railing. So here is what I am sitting with: most people who say they "have crypto" may not have it in any meaningful sense. And most people who *do* hold their own keys are living with a kind of financial responsibility that almost no other system demands. Is that the future of ownership — or just a very unforgiving experiment? 👇

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  J Feng 🌕 (@stablefeng) reported 55 minutes ago

  After more than four years in the Terra Classic community, I’ve seen everything in between. I support Vegas and I strongly supported the 1.2% burn tax from Day One. If you still think Vegas is a scammer after everything he’s done for Terra Classic over the past four years, then I honestly don’t know what to tell you. I don’t know whether Binance has a “secret plan.” But Binance’s continued support for LUNC and the size of its LUNC holdings are among the main reasons I still believe in this ecosystem today.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 57 minutes ago

  RIF is on the radar, not in play — it needs a clean 4-hour close above $0.130 on real buying volume before the setup earns attention. Right now the backdrop is working against it. On the daily chart, RIF has stretched well above where it usually trades and just closed red, while Bitcoin is losing steam on its own 4-hour view and the US dollar is firming up. That combination — a hot alt cooling off into a weakening crypto tape and a stronger dollar — is the classic setup that drags smaller coins lower, not higher. Zoom in and the picture doesn't get better. On the 4-hour chart, momentum is still fading rather than curling back up, and price is pressed right underneath a tight ceiling near $0.1298 — barely 1.7% of headroom. The nearest real floor where buyers have actually shown up sits all the way down near $0.092. That's a lot of air to fall through for very little upside if it does break out. The math on reward vs. room to fail just isn't there. On the shorter 1-hour and 15-minute charts, RIF is trading under the average price recent buyers paid, so most short-term holders are underwater and likely to sell into strength. Buying volume is unusually light, and the small bounce attempts have no real conviction behind them. Two things would put RIF back in play: a clean reclaim of $0.130 on a clear jump in buying volume, or a deeper flush down toward the $0.108–$0.092 shelf where real demand lives. Until one of those shows up, this one stays on the watchlist. — 📡 On the Radar · $RIF · Available on Binance

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  Devid James (@DevidJames92) reported 58 minutes ago

  Crypto vs Traditional Finance is often framed like a fight. But maybe that is the wrong way to look at it. TradFi gave the world stocks, ETFs, commodities, bonds and structured financial markets. Crypto introduced digital assets, blockchain based ownership, 24/7 markets and a more internet native way to access financial products. They are different systems, but they do not always need to compete. A stock and Bitcoin are not the same thing. An ETF and a crypto asset are not the same thing. A commodity and a stablecoin are not the same thing. Each product has its own purpose, structure and risk. The real skill today is not choosing one side blindly. It is learning how different financial products work, what you actually own, what risk you are taking, and where each product fits in the wider market. Finance is becoming more connected. Understanding both worlds makes you less reactive and more informed. Stay curious. Always do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance