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 (71%)
• Website (14%)
• Transfer (14%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Beaucaire	Transactions	4 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	7 days ago
Vigo	Website	25 days ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	1 month ago
Dubai	Transactions	1 month ago
London	Transactions	1 month ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  RedSpaceCoin (@RedSpaceCoin) reported 3 minutes ago

  @binance Slow, deliberate infrastructure building beats short-term hype every time. @RedSpaceCoin is taking the long-term approach.

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  The Raven of Wall Street (@RavenofWallSt) reported 3 minutes ago

  4/ Binance could choose one chain, dump coins on another chain, freeze withdrawals, or even run away with customer funds like the FTX pattern. Then afterwards, they can simply say: “we were hacked.”

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  SYSTEM_ERROR (@ErrorGlitchSol) reported 6 minutes ago

  @binance GLITCH DETECTED. The hay is trying very hard to be a horse. 👾🐴

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  Karim   (@KarimY0) reported 6 minutes ago

  @xiaxiarx Withdrawals to Binance and OKX are working normally now ?

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  Zaro (@Zero_Arb) reported 7 minutes ago

  I lost $1,200 in my first 2 months of arbitrage Not because I couldnt find opportunities. Because I picked the wrong exchanges Here's what nobody tells you about exchange selection for arbitrage FEES COMPOUND FASTER THAN YOU THINK Example: $10K BTC arbitrage trade Binance (0.10% maker/taker): - Buy side: $10 fee - Sell side: $10 fee - Total: $20 in fees MEXC (0% maker / 0.05% taker): - Buy side: $0 fee (maker) - Sell side: $5 fee (taker) - Total: $5 in fees Same trade. $15 difference Over 100 trades: $1,500 saved Over 500 trades: $7,500 saved Thats not a rounding error. Thats the difference between profitable and unprofitable WITHDRAWAL FEES ARE THE SILENT KILLER I found a beautiful 0.8% spread on a smaller exchange. Executed immediately. Made $80 on the spread Then tried to withdraw: $35 BTC withdrawal fee Net profit: $45 If Id checked withdrawal fees first, I would have skipped that exchange entirely Rule: Never execute on an exchange until you know the exact withdrawal fee for that asset WITHDRAWAL SPEED MATTERS MORE THAN YOU THINK I had $5K locked on an exchange with "pending withdrawal" for 6 hours. During that time, 3 good opportunities appeared. Couldnt execute any of them Opportunity cost: ~$150 The exchange had cheap fees. But slow withdrawals meant my capital was stuck when I needed it Fast withdrawal exchanges (<10 min): - Binance - OKX - Bybit Slow withdrawal exchanges (30+ min): - Kraken - Some smaller CEXs In arbitrage, speed = money. A 30-min delay can turn a winning trade into a loss MY CURRENT SETUP (after 6 months of testing): Primary: Binance - Deepest liquidity - Most pairs - Fast withdrawals - 0.10% fees (acceptable) Secondary: MEXC - 0% maker fees (huge advantage) - 3,100+ tokens - Good for altcoin arb Tertiary: Bybit - Good API - Fast execution I used to use 8 different exchanges. More options = more opportunities, right? Wrong More exchanges = more capital fragmentation, more withdrawal fees, more complexity, more things to monitor I consolidated to 3 exchanges. My profitability went up 40% Why? Because I could: - Keep larger positions on each (better capital efficiency) - Learn each exchange's quirks - Build better filtering for those specific pairs - Reduce withdrawal fees (less moving money around) THE EXCHANGE SELECTION FRAMEWORK: For spot arbitrage: 1. Pick 2-3 exchanges with deep liquidity 2. Verify withdrawal fees for your target assets 3. Test withdrawal speed with small amounts 4. Check API rate limits if youre automating 5. Stick with them for 3 months before adding more For funding arbitrage: 1. Pick 2-3 exchanges with good perpetual markets 2. Compare funding rate differences historically 3. Check margin requirements 4. Verify liquidation engine reliability 5. Test with small positions first Dont chase obscure exchanges with "better spreads". The spread is fake if withdrawal fees eat it Dont use 10 exchanges. Master 3 The goal isnt more options. Its better execution on fewer, more reliable platforms I wish someone had told me this in month 1. Would havve saved me $1,200 and 2 months of frustration

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  APE (@TheDefiApe) reported 7 minutes ago

  All signs are pointing towards Binance listing $TROLL any day now. Lots of sus transactions of Binance and Wintermute adjacent wallets buying millions of dollars worth. The problem is, idk if this is bullish or bearish.

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  David Joseph (@deey_je) reported 10 minutes ago

  @kuzeyinoncusu @BitcoinXpromo Boss please help out with USDT... Any amount please Bybit UID - 377610463 Binance UID - 55579576

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  Crypto with Haris ₿ (@Crypto__Haris) reported 10 minutes ago

  I want to talk about $HYPE and why it honestly reminds me of $BNB in the early days 👀 Back then, BNB was just the token of the biggest centralized exchange. People used it for fee discounts, launches, ecosystem access, and slowly as Binance kept growing, BNB kept growing with it. Then burns started reducing supply while demand kept increasing… and we all saw what happened next. $BNB went from under $10 to over $1,000+. Now when I look at $HYPE, I see something very similar. Hyperliquid is becoming one of the fastest growing decentralized exchanges right now. Huge volume, billions locked, and the ecosystem is expanding very fast. The biggest difference? $HYPE is connected to a decentralized exchange, not a centralized one. No single owner. No shutdown button. No government can easily kill the whole system. That’s what makes it interesting to me. BNB became huge because it was the backbone token of the biggest exchange. Now $HYPE is slowly becoming the backbone token of one of the fastest growing decentralized exchanges. Feels like a very similar blueprint.

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  Winston B. (@DoDataThings) reported 10 minutes ago

  @DeItaone Offshore crypto perp volume hit $90 trillion in 2025, all of it outside the reach of US regulators. Kalshi's BTCPERP is the first onshore perp with a full CFTC approval, several rungs above the no-action letters Coinbase Derivatives leaned on. If US institutions can finally access funding-rate exposure without routing through Binance, that's a real regime shift.

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  Daxx (@DaxxTrader) reported 12 minutes ago

  If Binance didn't destroy the market on 10/10 I really don't believe crypto would be down so badly atm, BTC would be pumping with every other asset class and altcoins going beserk, because macro is finally flipping bullish signalling risk on conditions since QT ended December last year. I believe this will still happen just the move is delayed because Binance damaged the industry and market place significantly when they sent almost every altcoin down 90%+ on October 10, hegde funds went under and left the space, market makers got liquidated, exchanges had to take on all those liquidated positions 19.4 billion (probably more in real numbers lets be honest) then balance their books up, thats why so many charts bottomed after sweeping their October 10 wick lows.

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  Arjun (@Arjunchawhan001) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris Can't ask you bro, your money, your wish. Just need a help because of month end needs Binance Sol asJmqoLsLLPR4KxWtpJXk2RDLnTsdQ3yidN6MoSUZwH

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  batuucp (@batuucp) reported 12 minutes ago

  Guys, BTC is showing a very interesting structure here. For the last two days, the spot side across nearly all exchanges except Binance has remained under moderate selling pressure. Meanwhile, Binance has defended the $72K region very strongly, recording what can arguably be called its largest spot buying activity since the decline began. The key point is this: Under normal conditions, spot buying of this size on Binance should have pushed price significantly higher. However, BTC only managed to rise by roughly $1,500. Without the selling pressure from other exchanges and the ETF outflows, we would most likely have seen a strong pump today. Instead, almost all of the incoming demand was absorbed by the sell side. On the other hand, without Binance stepping in as such a strong buyer, today’s selling pressure could easily have pushed BTC aggressively below $70K . So the current picture is clear: Binance spot is buying aggressively. Other exchanges and large limit sell orders are absorbing that demand. Despite heavy long positioning, price is unable to expand upward. BTC is ending the day in a sideways structure. It is extremely difficult to determine what the market maker is trying to achieve here. This could be a defended bottom where sell pressure is being absorbed, or it could be a distribution phase where price fails to move higher despite strong buying. However, this is certainly a very interesting setup for traders holding short positions. If Binance continues defending this region, a sudden upside squeeze remains possible. If that support disappears, the downside breakdown could be sharp. $72K is now the key level in this structure. We keep watching. #BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto

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  Adryan (@adriannemec) reported 15 minutes ago

  @cas_abbe @binance The SpaceX dominance makes sense. It sits at the intersection of retail excitement and inaccessible equity. But what's structurally significant is the 65% market share capture in days, not months. That's a network effect story: liquidity concentration makes the dominant venue even more attractive to the next participant. The real risk is what happens to price discovery when 85% of OpenAI pre-IPO volume is synthetic and disconnected from actual cap table dynamics. Is this expanding access or creating a parallel market that could diverge badly at IPO?

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  PANTHER SPORTS (@PANTHERR_SPORTS) reported 17 minutes ago

  @binance I’m having withdrawal issue with my account please respond

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  死 (@xingxongli_cn) reported 20 minutes ago

  @isellbeforeyou @0xBiZzy nothing against usduc, but that **** getting a binance us listing was so ?????? **** was at $2m and got listed, like what ********? the interns ******* ***** everyone

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  Jimmy Z (@Xiaozhu9110) reported 21 minutes ago

  @binance Aggregating all that into one interface is smart UX, but centralizing on-chain access kinda defeats DeFi's permissionless ethos. Users should still understand they're trusting Binance as a gatekeeper, not just the pro...

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  Clinton🇨🇲 (@speczyclinton) reported 23 minutes ago

  Today I’m calling out @binance and I won’t stop untill my issue is sorted out. My account asks for my Face ID but I’ve tried more than 100 times and they keep rejecting it.

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  ROMY (@Romynft) reported 25 minutes ago

  @alicharts it’s literally impossible to replace binance at this point

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  Zeus Boost (@zeusboost) reported 28 minutes ago

  @saracrypto_eth Binance listing should be no problem!

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  SfenX (@sfenXyz) reported 29 minutes ago

  @xpsyk0w @SuiNetwork A few days ago, someone from the Noodles team shared a screenshot showing that one or more validators had unstaken their $Sui and sent it to Binance. Then yesterday, they reported a 20% drop in the $Sui stablecoin price. Today, the market is crashing and the Sui network is down. Whatever is being done is being done against the interests of informed and retail investors. They are preventing people ( retail )from taking risk-off.

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  Maharaj (@Gnostos333) reported 29 minutes ago

  @CryptoBankerSHX In traditional crypto terms, a Tier 1 exchange listing usually means getting listed on top-tier centralized exchanges (CEXs) with high liquidity, volume, and credibility (e.g., Binance, Coinbase, Kraken). These can drive massive price/visibility pumps. @Dogegecko suggested the SHX team is hinting at something more ambitious — perhaps a major DeFi protocol integration, a huge institutional or multinational partnership (“listing not exchange”), or a non-CEX platform that dwarfs traditional exchanges in scale. Community replies echo ideas like a massive DEX or operational utility plays rather than just a spot listing. This is speculative (common in crypto communities), but it frames “Tier 1” as strategic growth beyond simple exchange access.

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  Omobola Oduntan (@0mobola0duntan) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance Why Binance: Because binance always support Binance

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  BO (@OrganicNugget) reported 33 minutes ago

  @dominator__9 @browardboyxrp @UpholdInc Yeah, bitrue was created to "Support" XRP-Ledger and is a weird Exchange. You need, Like in every Exchange to File for a Listing but they need Just Tokens. Binance and every other First class Exchange will for Sure $, and not just for the Liquidity to operate... believe me. I was against it every time, If we build on Chain, leave it on Chain. People don't understand how much important those Tokens are because they are liquidity for XRP to interact. The Problem is that If you give them Tokens or Money or both, you will never See it again. You wanna bet there will be no Central Exchanges in 10 years?

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  🪷🐬TermMax (@Coo9o99) reported 35 minutes ago

  @NexusLabs I think the most foolish ones are us. We shouldn't have replied to his post and given this bastard any attention. We should have just let him die on his own. If we have any questions, we should have sought help from his Binance Alpha backer.

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  SafyraaX (@SafyraaX) reported 38 minutes ago

  @binance Started with crypto out of curiosity back in 2021 with zero knowledge, just trying to understand why people believed in it. My first months were full of mistakes, chasing hype, buying tops, and learning lessons the hard way. But every mistake pushed me to learn more about blockchain, security, and the real purpose behind crypto. Slowly it changed from “trying to make quick money” into being part of a global community where people share ideas, build, and support each other. Crypto taught me patience, discipline, and that small steps matter. Still learning, still building. 🚀 #HumansOfBinance

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  Blitz Wallet (@BlitzWalletApp) reported 44 minutes ago

  @milessuter @cointastical @CashApp You might be running into the same issue as Binance. Spark wallets embed Spark addresses in the Lightning invoice, making the invoice length longer. When sending from Binance the have a fixed invoice length limit, which prevents payments from going through.

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  Colonel Burr (@Colonel_Burr) reported 45 minutes ago

  @AltcoinDaily Send that Binance slop to zero. Just like they sent the entire space to zero on October 10th, 2025. **** BNB

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  Dan Bryda (@DanBryda) reported 50 minutes ago

  @TheBTCTherapist Binance glitch

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  Alex Boge (@alexboge) reported 50 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto It’s not JS, it’s BINANCE doing legal wash trading. Once we make that illegal/stop it, things can resume. Til then, down we go… I stopped buying a year ago, making 5x-12x in stocks

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  Async CMO ✨ (@asyndefi) reported 53 minutes ago

  Let's talk about what actually went down with $SLX at launch, and where things stand now. The token debut was messy, no sugarcoating it. ICO participants dumped their full allocation on day one. Binance Alpha recipients got their share unlocked immediately and a big chunk of that hit the order books right away. Meanwhile, Xeet rewards, Tonso rewards, and Ambassador allocations got slapped with a 41-day vest that nobody saw coming. Communication from the team left a lot to be desired. All of this piled on at once and created brutal sell pressure from the jump. FDV got cut in half, bleeding from roughly $300M down to around $150M. Now zoom out and look at what's actually happening. $SLX is trading at $0.2165 with FDV recovering back above $216M. The 7-day and 30-day performance are both sitting at +63.45%, which is notable given the token has only been live for about 3 days. BTC is red. ETH is red. Most of the market is getting crushed right now. Yet SLX is holding above $0.21 and climbing off its lows while everything else bleeds. That's worth noting. The 24-hour volume clocked in at $219.52M against a $53.22M market cap. A volume-to-mcap ratio north of 4x is eyebrow-raising. Whether that's market maker activity, genuine buying pressure, or a mix of both, the price is not breaking down under that volume. It's finding a floor. Circulating supply is 242.85M out of 1 billion total. That means 75% is still locked, with more unlocks ahead from the vesting schedules. Supply overhang is real and ongoing. I'm still in, holding $USX and $eUSX in YieldVault and participating in @solsticefi Season 2. Ref code: JxeE7iMzNm if you want in. Do your own research. Check on-chain. NFA. This is a paid partnership!