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 (83%)
• Website (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Beaucaire	Transactions	24 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	27 days ago
Vigo	Website	2 months ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	2 months ago
Dubai	Transactions	2 months ago
London	Transactions	2 months ago

Full Outage Map

Community Discussion

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Me (@TheMoonChick) reported 5 minutes ago

  @rich_rich1985 @cz_binance Monitoringzone says it al,...it is what it is...a shitcoin with the hope that it goes up,.. so everyone can finaly sell this peace of **** token. Even binance sold jasmy ,..no hope here

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  wealth888.28 (@28wealth) reported 8 minutes ago

  @rektober Easy to scalp and no issue with this garbage Binance PnD bs..

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 8 minutes ago

  @shafi97833679 sei's not dead, just reset hard. active dev, evm migration done, rwa pivot underway. up 10% on the week. mbox is a different story. down 99.97% from ath, binance monitoring tag, gamefi sector got obliterated. that's a graveyard trade.

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  John Pham (@VPhm23380671) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Ox_Huzaifa @binance This means Binance fixed the issue, proving their reliability despite initial errors.

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  ALI SHER DOGAR (@sheralishaib) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris I need 300$ to 500$ please help me my binance id 36170615

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  Fran (@aRizzolo21M) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Crypto_Moe84 Bro.... Binance is a criminal cartel and all of the other exchanges. They will send this **** until 30k arent they?

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  MegaOfficer ∑: (@118_alanod) reported 16 minutes ago

  Why I’m still bullish on $WARD (and why the merger + Halo launch makes the case even stronger) Decentralized AI compute’s forever problem is verification Pay a random node for inference how do you know it’s not garbage? ZK is slow/expensive Re-running it defeats the point. Most projects just pray Warden’s SPEX (Statistical Proof of Execution) is the elegant fix: operators return a compact fingerprint Peers spot-check via sampling Honest runs overlap ~90% Faking one drops to ~1% because there’s literally no shortcut cheaper than actually running the model No staking gate anyone with idle GPUs (already running local models) can join instantly Supply is here today Demand? @AskVenice uncensored user base was already real The partnership (now deepened via the BasedAI merger) routes real inference traffic straight into Halo Warden’s P2P permissionless inference layer on Base Alpha opening June 2026 for operators & users Anthropic-style restrictions keep proving the point: frontier access is becoming a regulatory weapon. Uncensorable, verifiable inference isn’t narrative anymore it’s a hedge agents and builders actually need Category is working Strong infra backers (0G, Messari, Venice) led the $4M at $200M round - not tourists Fees now flow into buybacks/yield/burns on fixed supply Listed on Kraken, Bitget, KuCoin, Binance Alpha Base pool coming. Macro tailwinds keep validating the story Post-merger repricing showed real utility momentum, even if we’re in a pullback Decent tech + real distribution + tokenomics that reward usage = one of the cleaner setups in agent/AI infra. Positioned for the agent economy, not just hype DYOR, but this one still hits @wardenprotocol

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  Ech bee (@inspilift) reported 19 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet Binance Wallet extention does what it says : multi-chain support, dApp connections, MPC security. import was quick, no drama. if you're already in the Binance ecosystem it just makes sense to use this. been reliable so far, can't complain

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  Ontime_logistic (@OntimeSolana) reported 20 minutes ago

  @binance Hope start monitoring solana:FeMbDoX7R1Psc4GEcvJdsbNbZA3bfztcyDCatJVJpump working with @IBM and dont see in major plataform as @binance

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  Victor Pishikeni Dangara (@VictorPishikeni) reported 23 minutes ago

  JUST IN: Binance Founder CZ says countries need to tokenize stocks and issue their own crypto stablecoins to allow worldwide buyers.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 25 minutes ago

  INJ is pinned right under a ceiling near $5.44 — and until that breaks, this one stays on the watchlist, not in the book. Look at the chart and the problem is obvious: roughly 0.7% of headroom up to that ceiling, but more than 6% of open air down to the next real floor near $5.05. The reward is a sliver, the risk is a staircase. That's not a setup you lean into — that's a setup you let come to you. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both grinding lower on the 4-hour, the dollar is pushing higher (historically a headwind for crypto), and INJ has been moving almost in lockstep with Bitcoin lately — so whatever drags BTC drags this too. Zoom in and the bounce itself looks tired. On the 1-hour, price has nudged up but the underlying momentum is quietly fading — buyers are getting less for each push. On the 15-minute, the move higher came on very thin participation. That's not demand showing up; that's a lack of sellers, which is a very different thing. INJ comes back in play one of two ways: a real flush down into the $5.05–$5.26 shelf where buyers can actually be tested, or a decisive 4-hour close above $5.44 on stronger volume with Bitcoin stabilising. Anything in between is just noise under a lid. — 📡 On the Radar · $INJ · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Peterb (@PeterBourg30061) reported 27 minutes ago

  Yet Crypto Market is crashing, WTF!!! Liquidation manipulation at it again, unbelievable, ******* MM Jane Street and Binance crooks! They need to be investigated!

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  Yedior (@yedior) reported 29 minutes ago

  @gazza_jenks There is no way that's true. Binance has applied for licenses in multiple jurisdictions before, Austria for example. They withdrew because they knew they wouldn't get it. Greece is cautious because they'd grant access to the entire EU market to an exchange that has historically had issues with different EU regulators. Netherlands banned them outright, Germany, France and more forced them to shut down Derivatives markets. There is also a US compliance monitor still sitting at Binance.

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  πpi (@1n33d2pi) reported 31 minutes ago

  @wojakcto @BinanceUS Here we go again with a desperate attempt to pump ur scam even more. Everybody knows BINANCE US is not the actual thing -/ just a **** extension controlled by a small nr of ppl. Does under 500$ of vol on new coins. I genuinely pray that anybody that just got into crypto and doesn’t know much about it, stays as far as possible from this scam ETH WOJAK 🤢

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  David Arnal (@davidarngar) reported 32 minutes ago

  @binance The interesting question isn’t access—it’s execution quality. If stocks, ETFs, and crypto sit in one account, transparent fees, settlement mechanics, and tax reporting will matter more than the 24/5 headline.

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  Rashidwattoo (@Rashidwatt74654) reported 33 minutes ago

  @AwaiseMali33888 “Hello Binance Team, many Top 1000 participants from our community still haven’t received rewards. Please check and resolve this issue 🙏”

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  Epka.ada (@Epka_Epka) reported 35 minutes ago

  @BSCNews After 10/10, nobody wants scammers like that here. **** Binance.

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  GodAir (@dang_duytan) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Ox_Huzaifa @binance Binance reward distribution issues resolved.

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  Stuart (@StuartBroa) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Alek_Carter @binance @BinanceAcademy The infrastructure layer is becoming impossible to ignore

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  Olivia Vande Woude (@cryptoreine) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Bfaviero @rleshner agreed that both tradfi brokerages + 3rd party crypto platforms rationed access from astronomical demand (pun intended) but imo the outcomes diverged p sharply allocations via platforms like e*trades of the world delivered real spcx shares into investor accounts while tokenized subscription campaigns on Bybit, Binance, Bitget were canceled outright w/ refunds after the wrapper model failed to source enough underlying shares for tokenized equities to scale reliably, the added middleman sourcing // delivery risk in 3rd party wrappers must be addressed… smth which imo issuer sponsored models achieve by integrating directly into the company’s issuance // TA processes.

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  Paul (@tarmac_trading) reported 41 minutes ago

  1/ I’m glad to see more focus on what matters. My core take: Binance cannot remain the dominant player. As @star_okx suggests, the more compliant Binance becomes across jurisdictions, the better for the industry. 2/ Let’s be clear: Binance planted the toxic seed of narrative-driven nonsense—its entire model rests on shilling garbage. Tokens launch, money flows, and inevitably it all trends to zero. That era is ending. 3/ How can you be a price discovery venue when your infrastructure might collapse on October 10th, leaving market makers unable to move margin? It’s absurd. Institutionalization and compliance will force audits—and skeletons will surface. 4/ Binance isn’t an innovator; it’s a value extractor. Innovators invest, build, form partnerships. Yes, Coinbase has smaller volumes due to regulatory frameworks, but their products and partnerships are far superior in quality. 5/ Hyperliquid is a more transparent story—auditable 24/7 on-chain. Binance’s nonsense tokens are fading. Narratives shilled through KOLs collapse. How can retail investors believe a future when they’ve lost money for 18 months straight? 6/ Star is right: regulatory arbitrage is over. Now competition will be on product-market fit, liquidity, institutional tech, market maker stability. We want trillions in capital, yet our infrastructure still spins on AWS. That’s where we are.

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  Anndy Lian (@anndylian) reported 41 minutes ago

  1/ The total crypto market capitalization fell 1.11% to $2.22 trillion as Bitcoin led the selling pressure. Digital assets now share a 63% correlation with the S&P 500 and a 68% correlation with gold. This proves crypto operates as a mature macroeconomic asset class reacting directly to traditional liquidity events and central bank policies. 2/ Bitcoin dipped below $64,000 and wiped out $25 million in leveraged positions within one hour. The Royal Government of Bhutan added direct selling pressure by transferring $34.5 million in Bitcoin to Binance. Bitcoin holds 58.24% market dominance, so this technical breakdown drained liquidity from smaller tokens and triggered automated margin calls across the ecosystem. 3/ Major altcoins like Cardano, XRP, and AAVE fell between 2% and 4% while underperforming the broader market decline. The CMC Fear and Greed Index dropped to 22, indicating extreme fear and a complete lack of buyer confidence. Traders are actively reducing exposure to higher-beta assets and are preferring to hold stablecoins during this broad sell-off. 4/ US benchmarks slumped after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh held rates at 3.50% to 3.75% during his first FOMC meeting. The updated dot plot signals a potential rate hike by year-end. The US two-year yield jumped 13 basis points to 4.18%, marking the highest level since February 2025 and increasing borrowing costs. 5/ The Federal Reserve revised its 2026 inflation forecasts upward, projecting 3.6% headline PCE and 3.3% core PCE. Officials also lowered GDP growth expectations to 2.2% from 2.4%. Nine of the 18 FOMC members pencil in a rate hike for 2026, highlighting a deeply divided committee that contrasts sharply with previous expectations for rate cuts. 6/Rate-sensitive sectors like Discretionary, Real Estate, and Communications dropped more than 2% as investors fled to safety. Gold tumbled 1.7% due to elevated real yields, while the US Dollar index rose 0.8% to 100.3. Brent crude slid to $78 per barrel, hitting a three-month low ahead of the US-Iran peace deal signing. 7/ Retail investors poured into US stocks at a record pace during the SpaceX initial public offering, treating the market like a casino. The immediate crypto trajectory hinges on Bitcoin holding the $64,000 support level. A break below this threshold will test the $2.1 trillion yearly low and trigger further liquidations across the digital asset ecosystem.

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  Brad Keoun (@Liqquidity) reported 42 minutes ago

  I just wrote about this new MCP server from @travalacom , a travel site backed by @binance . What's interesting is that their tech stack is basically exactly the same as what we used in our agentic newsstand pilot project a couple months ago. Links in comments 👇

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  e_camli (@ekinoks_26) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Stan4Chainz @BinanceAngels @binance Sounds like solid advice both on and off the pitch it really does boil down to hard work

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  Anndy Lian (@anndylian) reported 45 minutes ago

  1/ The total crypto market capitalization fell 1.11% to $2.22 trillion as Bitcoin led the selling pressure. Digital assets now share a 63% correlation with the S&P 500 and a 68% correlation with gold. This proves crypto operates as a mature macroeconomic asset class reacting directly to traditional liquidity events and central bank policies. 2/ Bitcoin dipped below $64,000 and wiped out $25 million in leveraged positions within one hour. The Royal Government of Bhutan added direct selling pressure by transferring $34.5 million in Bitcoin to Binance. Bitcoin holds 58.24% market dominance, so this technical breakdown drained liquidity from smaller tokens and triggered automated margin calls across the ecosystem. 3/ Major altcoins like Cardano, XRP, and AAVE fell between 2% and 4% while underperforming the broader market decline. The CMC Fear and Greed Index dropped to 22, indicating extreme fear and a complete lack of buyer confidence. Traders are actively reducing exposure to higher-beta assets and prefer holding stablecoins during this broad sell-off. 4/ US benchmarks slumped after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh held rates at 3.50% to 3.75% during his first FOMC meeting. The updated dot plot signals a potential rate hike by year-end. The US two-year yield jumped 13 basis points to 4.18%, marking the highest level since February 2025 and increasing borrowing costs. 5/ The Federal Reserve revised its 2026 inflation forecasts upward, projecting 3.6% headline PCE and 3.3% core PCE. Officials also lowered GDP growth expectations to 2.2% from 2.4%. Nine of the 18 FOMC members pencil in a rate hike for 2026, highlighting a deeply divided committee that contrasts sharply with previous expectations for rate cuts. 6/Rate-sensitive sectors like Discretionary, Real Estate, and Communications dropped more than 2% as investors fled to safety. Gold tumbled 1.7% due to elevated real yields, while the US Dollar index rose 0.8% to 100.3. Brent crude slid to $78 per barrel, hitting a three-month low ahead of the US-Iran peace deal signing. 7/ Retail investors poured into US stocks at a record pace during the SpaceX initial public offering, treating the market like a casino. The immediate crypto trajectory hinges on Bitcoin holding the $64,000 support level. A break below this threshold will test the $2.1 trillion yearly low and trigger further liquidations across the digital asset ecosystem.

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  Wilson (@Wilsonpablo108) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Ox_Huzaifa @binance Binance's efforts to resolve issues show promise and improvement.

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  Dami-Defi (@DamiDefi) reported 48 minutes ago

  You survived: - The 2022 crypto winter - LUNA going to zero - Celsius freezing withdrawals - 3AC collapsing - Voyager going bankrupt - FTX imploding - BlockFi falling after it - USDC depegging - The SEC suing Coinbase and Binance - CZ stepping down - The August 5th macro nuke - $2B+ in crypto hacks - The $1.5B Bybit heist - The “AI crypto is a scam” cycle - The biggest liquidation event in crypto history - A $2T market cap wipeout - Your friends calling you crazy every 6 months And you’re still here. Still watching. Still learning. Still accumulating. You survived the part most people quit in. And you want to give up now?

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  Jeffery (@Jeffery8383) reported 55 minutes ago

  @RealAlphaWhale Depend on the token supply and project. 1. Are USTC replug in 2026? 2. Any new project to attract and build back investors confidence? 3. Except Binance, any new CEXs will join and support burning program?

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  Finora AI - Your Trade Buddy (@Finora_EN) reported 57 minutes ago

  @ffh03298 checked binance, but $TST isn't listed there. might be a different ticker or a new coin elsewhere. if you have a contract address or a different exchange, drop it here or try the telegram bot for more support.

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  RiskCap (@riskcap25) reported 1 hour ago

  @CryptoJelleNL Everyone including myself want Saylor to blow up like FTX to buy the bottom, but likely won’t happen. Too obvious, I would not discount an event with CZ & Hyperliquid part 2, especially if Binance loses European access. Desperation can be dangerous.