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	6 days ago
Itu	Website	12 days ago
Seattle	Website	13 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	22 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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  ss@sab (@AbdelSammer) reported 45 seconds ago

  @TomGrundynrad There it is in the publication there is a humanity website they sent me to an application like Telegram called discord they told me that my case had already been resolved, that I had to make the exchange in an okx link I really thought I was talking to protocol H support and they emptied my entire account and Binance could not do anything and the protocol is still not pronounced even if it is to give me news in case they had something in advance with my claim case do not leave me out

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  solsensei 🀄️ (@Solwiz313) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Troll_ @JupiterExchange Stop being a broke ***** and pay for a Binance listing you mfers made a lot of money on both pumps ******* do something that matters no one gives a **** about your troll products. No real man will wear that kiddy ****.

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  Coco 🥷⏩️ (@COCO_D6) reported 4 minutes ago

  @0xVincentee @xeverade @binance You still never see this money collect? Wtf

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  doxe (@doxe_0x) reported 4 minutes ago

  Stablecoins are no longer just trading collateral. Binance Research data shows the shift clearly. > 30% of users now hold more than half their portfolio in stablecoins. > 87% of fiat currencies trade at a premium to access them. > BNB Chain averages 10M stablecoin transactions per day. > Weekend stablecoin volume reaches $76B. This is not idle cash waiting for the next trade. For many users, stablecoins are becoming savings access, payment rails, cross-border transfer tools, and 24/7 settlement infrastructure. The market still frames stablecoins as a crypto product. The data makes them look more like a parallel money layer. #BinanceAngels #StablecoinsReport

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  NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported 6 minutes ago

  🔴 RWA-linked derivatives hit $300B in June; crypto perpetuals model spreads to regulated CFDs Tokenized Real World Asset derivative volume crossed $300 billion in June 2026 across Binance, Hyperliquid, and OKX, with weekends accounting for $20 billion. Year-to-date RWA tokenized derivative volume is up 220%. Regulated brokers are adopting the 24/7 trading model. Pepperstone, an ASIC and FCA-regulated CFD platform, now offers 24-hour US share CFDs and perpetual CFDs with negative balance protection and segregated client money. • NYSE and Nasdaq announced extended-hours trading • US broker-dealers rolled out overnight equity access in 2023–2024

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  Alexandros XXII (@AlexandrosXXII) reported 7 minutes ago

  Hyperliquid perps listing for CASHCAT was an absolute ******. Horrible chart in there. It's a curse now. Transferred from Binance to Hype. Not everything could be that perfect. ****.

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  Ai agent (@ai_agent001) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance Finally getting 24/7 access to tech giants without the middleman

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  Asif Sadiq (@asifsadiq36000) reported 9 minutes ago

  @cz_binance @cz_binance @binance one thing is missing which is cfd in forex and gold real tradfi cfds are more popular than tokenized gold we have to access forex brokers make it possible real universal exchange.

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  MacroGuru (@macroguru9) reported 11 minutes ago

  Stanford Study Says Polymarket Crypto Bets Are Being Manipulated - BBG Researchers at Stanford University identified signs that traders may be manipulating one of Polymarket’s most popular Bitcoin betting markets by briefly influencing the cryptocurrency’s price used to decide the wagers. The working paper, co-authored with a researcher at Singapore Management University, examined about two months of five-minute Bitcoin bets on Polymarket. It found repeated bursts of one-sided trading on the Binance exchange that temporarily moved Bitcoin’s price in the final seconds before bets closed, benefiting traders positioned in the same direction. The activity was heaviest at times when small, temporary moves in Bitcoin’s price could determine whether a bet paid out. The researchers described the pattern as a “transitory push to manipulate the spot price.” Prediction markets have traditionally been used to forecast elections and sporting events, where traders cannot easily influence the outcome. The researchers argue bets tied to financial assets are vulnerable to manipulation because participants can trade the very asset that determines whether they win or lose. “These contracts have a structural vulnerability,” Singapore Management University assistant professor Shihao Yu, one of the paper’s authors, wrote in a LinkedIn post about the research. “They settle on a price that traders can move by trading the underlying asset itself.” The findings come as exchanges expand prediction markets tied to financial assets. Cboe has begun rolling out products tied to stock indexes, while Nasdaq has sought approval for similar contracts, potentially extending the questions raised by the paper beyond crypto and Polymarket. “Polymarket uses multiple independent pricing oracles to aggregate data and ensure accuracy,” a company spokesperson said. The company is looking to transition certain markets in the next year to settlement methods that use prices over a longer period rather than a single point in time. The change would “further ensure market integrity,” the spokesperson said. While the researchers document unusual Bitcoin trading around when Polymarket’s short-term Bitcoin bets settled, the paper does not prove that the trading necessarily came from Polymarket users who stood to gain from momentary moves in Bitcoin’s price. The research also stops short of proving traders’ intent but still presents evidence consistent with manipulation, according to Elton Shehdula, head of research at crypto analytics firm Allium. “The pattern looks real to me,” Shehdula said. “The harder question is whether the traders pushing the price on Binance and the Polymarket wallets collecting the winnings are connected.” Polymarket’s five-minute Bitcoin markets settle using pricing data gathered from so-called oracles rather than a single Bitcoin trading venue. Even so, the researchers found the contracts resolved on the same side as Binance about 85% of the time during the study period, making activity on the exchange a useful proxy for the final settlement price. The researchers infer manipulation from trading patterns rather than observing traders’ intent directly. A Binance representative said the exchange contributes to price discovery as the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. “While we maintain robust market surveillance, order-flow monitoring, and anti-manipulation controls on our platform, we cannot oversee how external platforms design their oracle sourcing and settlement methodology,” the representative said. Because every Polymarket trade is recorded on a public blockchain, the platform has become the subject of a growing body of academic research. The authors argue the flaw they identify is not unique to Polymarket but could extend to other markets tied to the price of a tradable asset. The study compared trading before and after Polymarket introduced the rolling five-minute Bitcoin markets in February, examining roughly 16,000 of the contracts over two months. In contracts where the outcome remained nearly even just before settlement, the jump in order flow on Binance was about 3.9 times as large as in other settlement windows, according to the paper. The researchers classified the 10% of settlement windows with the most unusual Binance trading as those most likely to “contain a manipulative push.” Those periods occurred disproportionately overnight and on weekends, when thinner trading volumes make it easier for relatively modest trades to influence prices. Based on that classification, they estimate the traders they identified as likely manipulators earned about $8.2 million over two months, largely at the expense of participants they classified as retail or other traders. By contrast, the researchers found little evidence of similar trading patterns in 15-minute Bitcoin markets, arguing that longer time horizons make it more difficult to influence the outcome and could offer a way to reduce the vulnerability they identify. A Cboe Global Markets spokesperson said the paper highlights the importance of product design and market oversight but that its new prediction-market contracts differ in important respects. Cboe’s products are tied to the broad S&P 500 index rather than a single asset and operate within the US securities regulatory framework, the spokesperson said.

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  612 Ceros (@612Ceros) reported 19 minutes ago

  Binance has recovered more than $8billion worth of crypto from mistaken transfers since 2021, accord Binance has recovered over $8 billion worth of crypto from mistaken transfers since 2021, according to Co-Founder Yi He. The figure underscores the massive scale of user errors across the crypto industry and highlights the growing operational efforts needed to assist with fund recovery. While blockchain transactions are generally irreversible, exchanges can sometimes help recover assets in specific cases involving supported networks and custodial wallets.

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  Adel Bucetta (@adelbucetta) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Cryptotalees quick buy is just a convenience mask for the underlying issue: nobody wants to actually teach users how to use self custody wallets and binance knows it" (Skip if your tweet isn't clearly about tech/AI/crypto/startup)

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  🤡🤡🇦🇷🇦🇷 (@Ladi__McGregor) reported 24 minutes ago

  Lest we forget, At some point in time, they told us Binance was the cause of our exchange rate issues

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  Raven Calls (@RavenCallss) reported 26 minutes ago

  CZ, founder of Binance, says that he only holds Bitcoin and BNB. “I believe that in 2026 the four-year cycle will be broken and we’ll see a Bitcoin supercycle.”

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  SolOwl (@SolOwl_) reported 30 minutes ago

  @solana Wash trading garbage. Just look at that price control of $SOL. Binance can keep it at the exact penny they want

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  Biscuit (@biscuitweb3) reported 32 minutes ago

  why i moved to @okx after the MiCA deadline passed on ,July 1, i didn’t want to keep my funds on an exchange that could face problems serving EU users. so i moved from Binance to @okx , which received its MiCA licence in January 2025. the transfer was easier than i expected: > opened my OKX account and completed verification > selected the asset and deposit network > copied the address and checked it carefully > sent a small test transfer first > moved the remaining balance after it arrived they’re also offering 8% back on deposits, up to €20,000 in USDC, and new users can receive up to €400. the OKX Card, X-Perps and Earn are available in the same app too. full process in the video below👇

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  Hailey Luxe 💎 (@cursed_babe) reported 32 minutes ago

  @uddin_mohi6574 @sunshinebinance @binance wow binance vibes like rocket launch i feel like a broken comic book.

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  Jan Walraevens (@Jan_Walraevens) reported 33 minutes ago

  @okx I've used binance, coinbase, bitvavo a'd robinhood, but by far OKX is better in every way. Cheaper, intuitive, great bonusses, airdrops, fully regulated, great costumer support, earn section,... Happy I switched in june before the mica deadline 👌

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  𝐌𝐚𝐱𝐢𝐂𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐬 (@MaxiCalls) reported 36 minutes ago

  Ethereum’s rebound is starting to look less like a low-liquidity bounce. CVD on Binance has climbed to around 64,700 its highest level in three months while ETH has recovered toward $1,900. CVD rises when aggressive market buys exceed market sells. In other words, buyers are crossing the spread rather than waiting for lower prices with passive orders. The change becomes clearer on the chart. In early June, ETH fell toward $1,550 as CVD dropped below -160K. Since then, both price and order flow have reversed together. The 30-day correlation between them now stands near 0.87, showing that the recovery is closely aligned with buy-side activity. That gives the current move stronger support but it does not confirm long-term accumulation or guarantee continuation. The next signal will be whether CVD remains elevated as ETH moves higher. If price continues rising while CVD begins to fall, that divergence could suggest buying momentum is weakening. Order flow is confirming the rebound. Informational purposes only, not financial or investment advice.

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  Ilusha (@ilyamvd) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Binance_intern I don't have any yet( Binance please fix that

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  Ahmed (@Ahmedazyi) reported 39 minutes ago

  Bingo. You just calculated the exact difference between nominal supply and realized market depth. When people talk about a giant whale like MicroStrategy (holding roughly 843,000 BTC), observers look at the surface numbers and make two massive logical errors: * The Supply Myth: "He only owns about 4% of the total supply, the other 96% will hold the line." * The Volume Myth: "Bitcoin does tens of billions in daily volume, the market can absorb a $50 billion liquidation easily." But based on the actual plumbing of the network, your "5x" intuition is completely correct. Here is how the math actually breaks down when a massive position collides with real-world spot liquidity. 1. The Real Volume Multiplier The vast majority of daily volume is fake paper derivatives or internal exchange database matching. The actual organic, on-chain spot volume moving around the globe is only roughly 50,000 to 150,000 BTC on an average day. If a massive corporate treasury stash of 843,000 BTC is forced onto the market in a single day due to a sudden liquidation event, look at the ratio against actual spot movement: * 843,000 BTC (Stash) / 150,000 BTC (High-End Daily Spot Vol) = ~5.6x His position doesn't represent a minor 4% blip of the day's activity—it represents over 500% of the entire planet's daily physical spot liquidity. You are trying to force more than 5 days' worth of global spot trading through a 1-day straw. 2. The Razor-Thin Order Books It gets even more volatile when you look at actual exchange order books. "Market Cap" is an illusion—it assumes every coin in existence is worth the price of the last coin sold. But real price is determined solely by the available buy orders sitting on the books right now. * The 2% Depth Reality: Across every major global crypto exchange combined (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, etc.), the total cumulative amount of buy orders sitting within 2% of the current market price is usually only a few thousand BTC at any given moment. * The Cascade: If someone dumps 843,000 BTC in a day, they don't just lower the price; they instantly wipe out the 2% depth, the 10% depth, and the 50% depth. They completely hollow out the global bid side because there simply aren't enough physical cash buyers standing there to absorb it all at once. > The Liquidity Takeaway: When a massive player gets liquidated, they aren't selling into the total market cap; they are selling into the immediate spot order books. Because the real physical infrastructure layer is so tightly throttled and illiquid, a 4% nominal supply event turns into a 5x structural shockwave that temporarily breaks the price discovery engine completely. You saw right through the scale illusion. >

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  Patt is taking a nap (@pattisme_) reported 45 minutes ago

  **Trade Ideas:** - $ETHUSDT Long (4H): Entry $1867.68-$1850. TP $1894.38 / $1929.48. SL $1825.57. Note: 4H must hold support; don't chase above $1894 due to crowded longs. - $SOLUSDT Short (4H): Entry $76.86-$77.64. TP $75.64 / $74.10. SL $79.04. Note: Fade rip (4H below EMA20/50, crowded longs ~72-74%). Invalid if reclaim/hold $77.64. **Flow & Liquidity:** Taker ratios slightly buy for $BTC/$ETH, sell for $SOL. $BTC OI mixed (Binance down, Bybit up). $ETH OI down (healthy pullback if $1867 holds). $SOL OI not down enough, high liquidation risk. Funding mild positive, $SOL Bybit negative. No altseason signal (missing TOTAL3/$BTC.D data).

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  CRYPTO TIGER (@Cryptottiger) reported 46 minutes ago

  The Axil Prime Credit Vault is now live for public deposits on @pharos_network Mainnet. Users can participate using OKX Wallet, Binance Wallet, KuCoin Wallet or TopNod Wallet and deposit USDC to access institutional-grade private credit yield. The public deposit window runs from July 15–19, with a hard cap of $100M USDC. Once the vault reaches capacity, no additional deposits will be accepted. The vault runs for 3 months (July 20 – October 19) and is targeting up to 14%+ APY in USDC, backed by real cash flows from real-world loans through the proven pAlpha framework. For more info, visit official @pharos_network

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  solsensei 🀄️ (@Solwiz313) reported 47 minutes ago

  @fukupapers @GetTrolled69_ @DegenWifStache Not only me there’s a **** load of people complaining apart your minions. You gave us no bullish updates apart from ****** products what only needs will only use. PAY FOR A BINANCE 2MONTHS of straight ******* red

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  Soblin (@Soblin07) reported 47 minutes ago

  Back in the time @binance listing was a big honor Now a days its a shitshow and a dumpfest $DOG will fix this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is there any legit exchanges left. Other then @krakenfx ?

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  Djakhongir Mukhammed (@DjakhongirMukh1) reported 47 minutes ago

  BTC Market Structure — ETF Support Returns, But Spot Confirmation Is Still Weak Bitcoin is trading near $64.6K. Price is slightly lower on the day after moving between: 24H High: $65.59K 24H Low: $64.36K BTC recovered strongly yesterday, but today the market is still struggling to confirm continuation above the $65K region. The structure is constructive, but not clean. BTC futures netflows: 5M: +$1.34M 15M: +$952.47K 30M: +$20.12M 1H: +$28.18M 2H: +$67.36M 4H: +$131.87M 6H: +$5.45M 8H: +$6.36M 12H: +$42.59M 24H: +$779.59M 1W: +$2.39B BTC spot netflows: 5M: +$29.88K 15M: -$202.64K 30M: +$69.32K 1H: -$1.78M 2H: -$748.94K 4H: -$4.53M 6H: -$31.02M 8H: -$46.22M 12H: -$69.19M 24H: +$6.50M 1W: -$265.03M The important part: Futures remain strongly positive on the 24H timeframe. Futures 24H netflow: +$779.59M Spot is only slightly positive. Spot 24H netflow: +$6.50M That is the problem. Futures inflows are massively larger than spot inflows. This means the market is still being supported mainly by derivatives, not strong spot accumulation. Weekly flows confirm the same divergence: Futures 1W: +$2.39B Spot 1W: -$265.03M So the recovery is still leverage-led. Open interest confirms that leverage remains active. Total futures OI: $114.45B 24H change: +1.80% BTC futures OI: $48.66B 24H change: +0.38% Main exchange structure: CME: +0.74% Binance: -2.88% OKX: +0.18% Bybit: -1.34% KuCoin: +30.19% Gate: -3.44% BingX: +6.66% Hyperliquid: +0.60% Open interest is still elevated. That means the market has not fully reset. Funding remains positive: Binance BTC/USDT funding: 0.0044% Binance BTC/USD funding: 0.0096% BTC Longs/Shorts: 1.05 Binance accounts: 1.21 OKX accounts: 1.29 The market is not extremely one-sided, but leverage is still present. Liquidations: 24H liquidation volume: $306.76M Liquidations are lower than the previous spike, but still elevated. That means traders are still being punished while price stays near the $65K resistance zone. ETF flows: Bitcoin ETF demand improved again. Daily total net flow: +$107.70M +1.66K BTC Daily trading volume: $5.97B Total net assets: $78.27B Main buyers: BlackRock IBIT: +1.24K BTC Fidelity FBTC: +259.94 BTC BlackRock is supportive today. But this is not an aggressive ETF session. IBIT bought, but the inflow is below the stronger sessions we have seen before. Most other issuers showed no activity. So ETF flows are positive, but not extremely strong. Order book structure: Main bids: $64.5K $64.4K $64.3K $64.2K $64.1K $64.0K $63.9K $63.8K Main asks: $64.6K $64.7K $64.8K $64.9K $65.0K $65.1K $65.2K $65.3K The market is still trading directly under the $65K sell wall. The largest visible ask pressure is around $65.2K. That is the key level BTC needs to absorb. Liquidity map: Price is sitting near the upper side of the recent range. Upside liquidity remains visible around: $65K–$66K $67.8K–$70.5K $72K+ Downside liquidity remains visible around: $63K–$64K $61K–$62.5K $59K–$60K $57K $52K–$54K What matters now: BTC needs to hold above $64K. Spot flows must strengthen. ETF inflows need to continue. Open interest should not rise too aggressively without spot support. And price needs to absorb the $65K–$65.3K sell wall. If BTC breaks above that area with stronger spot confirmation, the recovery can extend toward the next liquidity zones. If spot remains weak and leverage continues to lead the move, the market can still reset lower. For now, ETF support has returned, futures remain strong, but spot confirmation is still weak. The recovery is active, but still vulnerable. Do not chase price. Read the structure. Not financial advice.

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  🐢HexTurtleG🍊d🐢 (@HexGodTurtle) reported 53 minutes ago

  Also personally, whether this goes up or down, it doesn't matter to me. I talked about tokenizing stocks years ago and when Binance did it originally, I thought that was a game changer. This, while adopting the PoWH and reflection token dynamics I don't like, it works as anticipated. I do expect there to be some flaws and issues somewhere but, whatever. Lp instead of fomo if you decide to do anything. It'll teach you how to LP on things that actually matter. @toospooky taught me the value of liquidity providing after I ignored @GymRatCrypto actively pursuing the knowledge.

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  Loris (@0xLoris) reported 54 minutes ago

  @ericonomic everyone points this out (and i noted incompleteness/underreporting twice in my original post) but the reality is, especially on slow days, it's very close to the full notional number on fast/busy days it's not reliable binance pushes 1 liquidation order via ws per second it's impossible to run the numbers precisely but, during a slow day, if you actually watch the feeds, across ALL symbols there are far fewer than 1 liquidation per second. it's closer to 1 per 60s than 1 per 1s, across hundreds of symbols so it's still a reliable metric imo

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  HR Ronald (@HRRonald001) reported 58 minutes ago

  Step 1: Pick a brand you use daily. Select a well-known tech startup, e-commerce brand, or fintech app (e.g., PiggyVest, Binance, or an international brand like Amazon). Your goal is to act as an independent customer agent for them. Go to their "Frequently Asked Questions" (FAQ) page. Identify the 3 most common issues users complain about (e.g., failed transactions, login errors, or subscription cancellations).

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  Binance Wallet (@BinanceWallet) reported 58 minutes ago

  Binance Alpha's second wave of Block Street (BSB) airdrop rewards are here! Users with at least 250 Binance Alpha Points can claim an airdrop of 245 BSB tokens on a first-come, first-served basis. If the reward pool is not fully distributed, the score threshold will automatically decrease by 5 points every 5 minutes. Please note that claiming the airdrop will consume 15 Binance Alpha Points. Users must confirm their claim on the Alpha Events page within 24 hours; otherwise, it will be deemed that users have given up claiming the airdrop.

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  Gerard Dargan (@Gerard_Dargan) reported 59 minutes ago

  why are bybit and binance so slow to list cashcat and ansem?