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	7 hours ago
Itu	Website	7 days ago
Seattle	Website	7 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	17 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  UNAPOLOGETIC TRADER (@BASEGEMSLLC) reported 13 seconds ago

  $POND $VIRTUAL $ZORA POND Delisting from Binance is killing momentum but can later set up a relief rally. Binance has its own problems and many are moving to other platforms. DOJ already sending hit messages on Binance as non cooperative. POND has integration with SUI and CHATGPT, among other known projects.

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  Lord Rangga (Parody) (@Lord__Rangga) reported 6 minutes ago

  @LABtrade_ Fraud coin, **** @binance alpha.

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  Ali Charts (@alicharts) reported 7 minutes ago

  I just finished reading the latest Binance Research stablecoin report, and the data confirms that we are well past the point where stablecoins are only used to trade crypto. They are actively eating into the traditional financial system. The key takeaway is the volume that moves when legacy markets shut down. Stablecoins are settling an average of $76 billion every single weekend. That is roughly $38 billion a day, which is directly encroaching on Visa’s daily volume. While the traditional banking system sleeps, blockchain rails are processing institutional-scale capital natively. This 24/7 utility explains why the underlying liquidity is consolidating so aggressively. Industry-wide exchange stablecoin reserves have hit $93 billion, and Binance alone holds $53 billion of that total. Managing a 57% market share gives them a massive competitive moat, putting them $42 billion ahead of the next largest venue. On the ground level, the velocity of money is shifting to BNB Chain. It has become one of the busiest stablecoin networks, handling 10 million daily transactions across 15 million monthly active addresses. Combined with Binance Pay's 114% year-over-year growth in volume across 21 million merchants, it looks like tokenized dollars are winning the race for global payments. I believe today stablecoins are becoming the primary settlement layer for global commerce.

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  PhaseD Insights (@PhaseDInsights) reported 8 minutes ago

  @_RichardTeng @reuters_next Richard Teng on rebalancing portfolios when assets get expensive is smart advice 🔥 Binance expanding access beyond crypto to more markets at low cost — building for the next billion users 👀

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  Keith Alan (@KAProductions) reported 8 minutes ago

  I filtered out the low volume areas so we can focus on the heavier concentrations of liquidity in the @binance order book. It looks like we have guard rails up at $65k and $62.5k to keep price in check for the weekend, but tbh, I don't really trust the bid liquidity to stay in place. If the $14M at $62.5k moves or gets pulled, there's an $84M block at $61k. I don't trust that one either, but I do think it will hold for the weekend - at least until Sunday when we start to see volatility around the W close. Have a great weekend - go touch grass.

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  Trozan The Builder (@trozan006) reported 9 minutes ago

  SKHY Is Live on Nasdaq. But the Bigger Question Is: Where Are You Trading It? The biggest foreign share sale in U.S. history is finally trading. SK Hynix (SKHY) arrived on Nasdaq after demand exceeded supply by more than 7x. Most people are focused on the ticker. I was focused on something else. Where does the liquidity actually come from? Since rSKHY is brand new, I used NVIDIA as the benchmark. Both are closely tied through the AI supply chain, and NVDA provides a reliable way to compare execution quality across platforms. So I opened four screens side by side: ➩ TradingView (Nasdaq reference price) ➩ @bitget rToken ➩ @Gate xStock ➩ @binance bStock The difference was obvious. So, Bitget order book stayed noticeably deeper, with more size sitting at the best bid and ask. Larger liquidity means orders can be absorbed with less slippage, tighter execution, and prices that stay closer to the underlying Nasdaq market. A deep order book matters far more than a headline price. Two platforms may display nearly identical prices, but if one has thin liquidity, a larger order can move the market against you before it's fully filled. That's exactly why execution quality matters on day one of a major listing like SKHY. For anyone trading rSKHY, what matters isn't just getting access. It's getting access with liquidity that reflects the real market. I recorded the comparison live so anyone can verify it themselves. Open Bitget, Gate, Binance, and TradingView during U.S. market hours, compare the order books side by side, and see which venue holds up when liquidity matters most. That's the difference I wanted to measure before placing a trade.

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  sxro (@circvsfiance) reported 9 minutes ago

  Yeah I was one of the mfs fudding $ANSEM at a 100M mc. One week later, it's sitting next to my $JUP position in my sol bag. Here is what happened: 1. Just listed on hyperliquid, and you know that when they do list a new coin it's because they don't see it as a pump and dump type performance. Only 2 sol native markets were listed: uSol, FARTCOIN, and now Ansem. Remember when LAB did a 10x in a few days, RAVE did another 20x, only to now be down 90%, and some dexs started listing those shitcoins in order to increase their total volume? Well, now they are 90% down from their ath. Do you think Jeff would risk his reputation by listing a shitcoin like some dexs do? 2. It has a reputed community, with it's prime mover being the most influencial guy on solana (@blknoiz06) That's more than enough for some investors with a stupid ammount of money lol. 3. Bear market momentum. No CEX is going to be listing memecoins for now. Once attention shifts away from blue chip coins toward newer stuff, there's going to be pressure on them to start listing new tickers. Binance even listed peanut, who ******** keeps buying that. CEX listing -> wider market exposure. Simple. 4. Volume is still holding around85-100M/day, that's the one genuinely bullish signal left, dead coins don't move that kind of size. Also, intraday vol is brutal, -20-30% swings are normal rn. Still high risk/high spec, not a core position until it stabilizes. You know, solana isn't the most attractive chain for trading normally, but there are still some opportunities in the long term. Don't get fooled by some payed creators sending it to 900mc in a few days. That said I'd give it an honest 2x from now to 1 month. DYOR

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  John Dillinger (@JDpublicenemy) reported 9 minutes ago

  @puddles42069 imagine boom now BINANCE listing, or some ****! everyone would be in disbelief. We are positioned and runnnn it

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  Trentonhawk (@Trentonhawk) reported 11 minutes ago

  I don't really trade Binance chain tokens. The only time I traded $BNB was when I bought it back in July 23rd of 2023. For around $245. I sold it on October 27th of 2025 for $1150. Now this $LAB token on Binance which was just 45 cents in mid April of this year shot up to about $20 on June 26th. Now it's a $1. This is a primary example of why 99% of all #Crypto is pure ****. If you still are investing in Crypto you should seriously reconsider your investment strategy. I've been in crypto since 2018 and since October of last year it's pretty much all garbage. Over the 8 years I been in crypto I have made money. Nothing life changing, but I have done well. Everything I used to own is at least 75% lower than when I sold it. It's unbelievable just how bad it has become. People who still post on here about memes and other certain Cryptos going parabolic are completely delusional. It's NOT going to happen. At one point I owned over 100 different crypto currencies. I only have one now. $HYPE. Hyperliquid is unique and is setting it self up to be a huge performer going forward. Other than $HYPE $BTC $ETH and $SOL there is nothing else to be optimistic about. If the Clarity Act ever gets passed, yeah all crypto will have a nice pump, but will fall again within months. Notice I didn't mention $XRP? That's because it's pretty much all hype from current holders. I used to own a lot of XRP and sold it all on July 31st last year at around $3.25. It's a ******* $1.10 now. Totally disgusting. This is just me ranting about how awful crypto has become. Take it for what you want, but it is my opinion and I believe most crypto is dying.

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  Harun Eroğlu (@trasharun) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph The Binance app stole $7,000 of my funds. I contacted customer service, and they blocked me. The Binance app is a thief and a scammer. User-16bc7 ID: 343880937 This is my Binance account. They track you via IP address, track your coins, and steal your funds.

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  VelVet (@__finality__) reported 19 minutes ago

  @BleapApp @binance Hey there, my funds have been stuck on Bleap for almost a week now. I’ve already provided several documents to verify my source of funds. Your support team initially replied (once every 24h), but it has been 2 days now without any response. Could someone please look into this?

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  Blockchain Daily News (@blckchaindaily) reported 19 minutes ago

  🚨 STRATEGY $MSTR PREFERRED STOCK $STRC LISTED ON BINANCE, GIVING 300M+ USERS ACCESS TO BITCOIN-BACKED DIGITAL CREDIT $BTC

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  PiEDawg (@PiEDawg_) reported 23 minutes ago

  Binance co-CEO Richard Teng says 70% of EU user withdrawals following its service suspension moved to self-custody, with just 30% going to MiCA-regulated platforms.

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  Artyom (@artyom_mtr) reported 24 minutes ago

  Why are you dumping every day? @binance, @coinbase please delist $POL $MATIC protect us from this guy and team @0xPolygon, they dump every day a **** load of token. $BTC $ETH $SOL $ADA $XRP $DOT $AVAX $OP $ARB #Bitcoin

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  GzDeFi ⚔️ (@gzdefiboy) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AddyyyOnChain binance is even kinda slow to use ngl

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  Towqeer Gilkar (@towqeerdxb) reported 25 minutes ago

  Everyone thinks Kraken's new AI trade advisor is about making retail smarter. Wrong. It's about keeping you on the platform longer. Kraken just announced they're rebuilding their entire app around an AI assistant that'll "recommend trades" and "tailor investing tools" to your goals. Sounds helpful until you realize what problem this actually solves — for them, not you. The real game: exchanges are bleeding active users to Telegram trading bots and on-chain tools. Unibot did 46k ETH in fees last cycle. Banana Gun processed 2.1 billion in volume in six months. Retail doesn't need another centralized interface — they're already gone. So now every CEX is pivoting to "AI advisor" theatre. Coinbase rolled out similar stuff in March. Binance has had "strategy bots" for two years. None of it beat simply holding SOL from the 2023 bottom or rotating into AI tokens when the Nvidia earnings started printing in May. The ***** truth about AI trade recommendations: they're optimized for platform engagement metrics, not your P&L. More trades means more fees. Tailored tools means longer session times means better numbers for the Series Whatever pitch deck. Compare that to what actually works in Dubai — I've watched three separate groups tokenize buildings in Business Bay and JLT this year. Real contracts, real rental yield, real exit liquidity through secondary markets. No AI needed to tell you that 8 percent annual return in USDC beats timing altcoin pumps on 10x leverage. Kraken's CEO probably believes this helps users... but the incentive structure doesn't lie. You want alpha? Build systems that don't need you checking prices sixteen times a day. Am I being too cynical or is this exactly the UX trap it looks like?

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  Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) reported 26 minutes ago

  Binance CEO: 70% of EU User Withdrawals Moved to Self-Custodied Wallets After MiCA Exit Binance CEO Richard Teng said that following the exchange’s suspension of services in the European Union due to MiCA licensing issues, around 70% of funds withdrawn by EU users were transferred to self-custodied wallets, while only 30% moved to MiCA-compliant regulated platforms. Teng argued that the migration toward self-custody raises questions about whether MiCA is achieving its intended consumer protection goals, as self-hosted wallets operate outside the oversight applied to licensed exchanges. He added that several EU jurisdictions have invited Binance to apply for local licenses, while the company continues to expand its presence in Asia.

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  Ahpun 786 (@cyrpsoar) reported 28 minutes ago

  @grvt_io @BinanceWallet Capital efficiency meets RWA yield—Grvt is solving the idle capital problem. This Booster Campaign with Binance Wallet is a smart move.

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  TECA (@CryptoTeca__) reported 31 minutes ago

  @XNXX_EN Binance is doubling down on the campaign instead of treating it as a one-off. Interesting to see where that leads.

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  The Quant (@TheQuantHQ) reported 32 minutes ago

  @KobeissiLetter Circle just became the first stablecoin issuer with full U.S. Banking charter access, which changes the entire USDC competitive dynamic overnight. They can now hold deposits, clear payments directly through the Fed, and lean into regulated yield products without the compliance gymnastics every other issuer is stuck with. That is not just a regulatory win, it is a structural moat Binance, Coinbase, every exchange dealing in billions of stablecoin flow just got handed a reason to tilt treasury allocation toward USDC. If you are managing corporate cash or running settlement infrastructure, the issuer with a banking charter and Fed access is not a nice to have anymore, it is the default. Tether has scale, Circle now has legitimacy that matters to the money that has not moved yet

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  Alan Hovorka (@7MOG4) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Meditati2Trance Sorry you’re experiencing this. If you received the payment from Binance but your Trust Wallet balance still shows 0, it may be a temporary balance sync or display issue.

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  ToM (@Seemore170) reported 49 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 @blknoiz06 I lost over $25,000 trying to recover losses too fast. Starting again from absolute zero now. These screenshots are from my Binance/MEXC history. I’m not asking for luxury — just one real opportunity. Even a small chance could genuinely change my life. I can privately verify everything through Binance/MEXC if needed. If anyone can help this reach Ansem, I’d truly appreciate it. 🙏

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  Underdog (@UnderdogEth_) reported 50 minutes ago

  @XNXX_EN This ongoing support really shows Binance is committed to USD1

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  Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Nkaa009 @cz_binance @binance Hello, It appears that you already have an active chat with the relevant team regarding your issue. We kindly advise you to continue cooperating with the team so they can help resolve it. Please return to the chat to receive the necessary guidance. Thank you. MM

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  joseph (@FreepanO) reported 53 minutes ago

  Fascinating how everyone is misquoting Teng here… It’s not 70% of users… it’s 70% of the FUNDS. Of course 7 people out of 10 hasn’t suddenly figured out how to use an external wallet… our support team is loaded with tickets from new users who have no clue how to transfer assets on the blockchain. But I’m inclined to believe that the WHALES, who perhaps represent 70% of the funds on Binance, have decided not to (just yet) move their funds to another centralised platform. Within those large accounts, some of them are family offices and they won’t rush moving their funds to a centralised platform just because it offers a cash ack on deposit (they don’t care), some of them are longtime crypto investors and they probably hold most of their assets on self hosted wallets anyway, the list goes on… Anyhow - Teng isn’t sharp in his comments and is clearly upset Binance failed to get its license.

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  icheckchart💹 (@icheckchart) reported 54 minutes ago

  @binance What is this ****

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  Wendy J (@Jessicalevi13) reported 56 minutes ago

  @2Brightttt Binance has a better p20 customer support

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  Octopus (@Octop3s) reported 57 minutes ago

  like i’ve been saying, offering a card alone is just one small piece of the puzzle. the real goal is getting into people’s local payment systems so they can use crypto to pay bills, buy groceries, pay for internet basically use it in their day-to-day lives. the only CEX that’s really getting this right, in my opinion, is @Bybit_Official through Bybit Pay. even though Binance launched a similar product first, you couldn’t really use it for local payments. you mainly use crypto to buy gift cards, send crypto to other Binance users, or pay merchants that already accept Binance Pay. in some countries you can scan QR codes to pay, but the merchant still has to integrate Binance Pay first. there’s also crypto friction in the mix. if the person you’re paying doesn’t accept crypto, you can’t really pay them. Bybit Pay changes that. you can pay anyone in real life without them even realizing crypto rails are being used underneath. right now they’re focusing on LATAM and Africa: • send money directly to local bank accounts in Nigeria or through mobile money across parts of West Africa. • send money in Brazil through Pix and in Mexico through SPEI. the payment comes from your crypto balance, but the person on the other side just receives local currency. they don’t even know crypto was involved. that’s much closer to crypto’s end goal. obviously there are still issues today FX fees, conversion spreads, and other inefficiencies. but that’s normal. we’re still in the very early stages. as adoption scales, pricing should become much more competitive. and honestly, most people don’t even care that much about those FX fees at the moment when you compare them to what traditional finance already charges them. so i see this as a step in the right direction. keep building.

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  sxro (@circvsfiance) reported 59 minutes ago

  Yeah I was one of the mfs fudding solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump when it was barely 100M mc, but its performance driven by its community so far shows it might be worth a small allocation in the sol bag along with jup, and these are MY reasons: 1. Just listed on hyperliquid, and you know that when they do list a new coin it's because they don't see it as a pump and dump type performance. Only 2 sol native markets were listed: uSol, FARTCOIN, and now Ansem. Remember when LAB did a 10x in a few days, RAVE did another 20x, only to now be down 90%, and some dexs started listing those shitcoins in order to increase their total volume? Well, now they are 90% down from their ath. Do you think Jeff would risk his reputation by listing a shitcoin like some dexs do? 2. It has a reputed community, with it's prime mover being the most influencial guy on solana (@blknoiz06) That's more than enough for some investors with a stupid ammount of money lol. 3. Bear market momentum. No CEX is going to be listing memecoins for now. Once attention shifts away from blue chip coins toward newer stuff, there's going to be pressure on them to start listing new tickers. Binance even listed peanut, who ******** keeps buying that. CEX listing -> wider market exposure. Simple. 4. Volume is still holding around85-100M/day, that's the one genuinely bullish signal left, dead coins don't move that kind of size. Also, intraday vol is brutal, -20-30% swings are normal rn. Still high risk/high spec, not a core position until it stabilizes. You know, solana isn't the most attractive chain for trading normally, but there are still some opportunities in the long term. Don't get fooled by some payed creators sending it to 900mc in a few days. That said I'd give it an honest 2x from now to 1 month. DYOR

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  Ferbin (@Ferbin08) reported 60 minutes ago

  @binance Retail access to semiconductors = shortage window closing. By the time everyone bets on it, the constraint already moved.