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%)
• Mobile App (14%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Nice	Mobile App	2 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	1 month ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	1 month ago
Vigo	Website	2 months ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	2 months ago
Dubai	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Priyanshi😀 (@PriyanshiA95479) reported 6 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet What I like most is not needing multiple apps to access staking, lending, and liquidity pools. The experience is simple enough for regular users. Adding more educational content about risks would make it even more beginner-friendly. #binance

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  K.E.Ndaeyo (@KenK_fx) reported 6 minutes ago

  @binance ¹ bStocks is totally new to me. How exactly does corporate action work here? For example, if a company issues a dividend or a stock split, how is that distributed to bStock holders on the app? ² Can I trade during weekends or after US market close? ³ fees for trade #AskBinance

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  BitSwapNow (@BitSwapNow) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance Keeping a steady pace is key in crypto. Fast execution can save you when the market shifts. Don’t let slow swaps hold you back.

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  Bouhamdi San (@bouhamdi86) reported 9 minutes ago

  $BASED moved strong today Looks more like Binance Alpha money rotating back into stronger charts. Volume picked up, buyers stepped in, and $0.09 got reclaimed. My area for more accumulation is around $0.085-$0.082 if it cools down and holds. Break and hold above $0.096-$0.10, then the next leg gets more interesting. @BasedOneX Anyone else waiting for a pullback instead of chasing here? or just simply HODL

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  Bông 🍊 po (@B0ngQy) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet Biggest issue with Binance Wallet DeFi: headline APY can look attractive, but real returns are harder to judge. Net yield, fees, incentives, and sustainability should be much more transparent.

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  gazel polat 🇹🇷 (@gazo_23) reported 12 minutes ago

  @cryptovlat @SuperChad15 Fk this scum project $turtle ! Worst garbage listed on binance ever ! 8 month non stop dropping without any bounce

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  cococowi (@cocococowi) reported 14 minutes ago

  @binance Hey Binance, how does the 1:1 backing for bStocks really work? If many people convert stocks to bStocks and use them in DeFi (lending, liquidity pools, etc.), what happens to the actual shares? Any risk of fractional ownership or redemption problems #AskBinance

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 16 minutes ago

  BFUSD is a pass — it's a dollar-pegged token trading at $0.9996, and there's simply no room above it to make the trade worth taking. Every chart here, daily down to hourly, is a flat line hugging $1. The "moves" you see are fractions of a cent. That's by design — BFUSD is built to sit on the dollar, not to trend. So even in the best case where momentum turns up, price runs straight back into the $1 peg before any meaningful gain can develop. The reward side of the equation just isn't there. The backdrop makes it worse. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both drifting lower on the 4-hour, the US dollar is firming up (which historically leans on crypto), and this specific pair barely trades — only around $2 million in daily turnover. Thin liquidity plus a capped ceiling is the opposite of what a swing setup needs. None of that means the chart is "bad." It means the instrument is structurally wrong for this kind of trade. A clean-looking base only matters if there's somewhere for price to go. The one thing that would put BFUSD back on the radar: a decisive push above $1.001 on the 4-hour with real volume behind it. That would signal the peg is actually breaking, and the whole read would need to be rebuilt from scratch. Until then, there's nothing here to lean into. — 📘 Pass Note · $BFUSD · Available on Binance

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  BlockVanta (@Msagirsani) reported 16 minutes ago

  @binance How does Binance ensure bStocks remain 1:1 backed by U.S. shares via Proof of Collateral? What protections exist if BTech Holdings or the custodian faces issues, and how does the ADGM framework address past tokenized stock concerns? #AskBinance

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  𝔽𝔼ℝℤ (♞,♞) (@ferz_erz00) reported 19 minutes ago

  On June 12, 2026, SpaceX went public on Nasdaq at $135 per share. Over $1 billion in customer orders placed through Binance, Bybit, and Bitget never received a single share. This isn't a story about tokenization failing. It's a story about what tokenization still can't control, and what it has to become next. Weeks before the IPO, the pitch was everywhere. Bybit launched "IPO Express" on June 7th, letting users subscribe to SpaceX allocations using crypto. Binance ran its own SPCXx campaign. Bitget opened subscriptions with a $10 minimum. All three were routing demand through xStocks, a tokenized equity platform owned by Kraken's parent company Payward. The mechanics looked clean. Users would submit non-binding indications of interest, receive SPCXx tokens representing one SpaceX share held by a regulated custodian, and gain exposure to the most anticipated IPO in a decade. Binance alone pulled $557 million in USDC deposits from nearly 28,000 wallet addresses. Then June 12 arrived, and the chain broke. xStocks couldn't deliver the underlying assets. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, the IPO's lead underwriters, controlled retail allocation. SpaceX had aimed for 30% retail access. Bloomberg reported retail orders exceeded $100 billion. Before pricing, CNBC reported the retail portion was cut to the low-20% range. The crypto platforms' slice was effectively nothing. Bybit refunded everyone and added a 10% APR compensation on locked funds. Binance refunded all USDC and announced a $1 million distribution of its own bStocks SpaceX tokens as consolation. Bitget refunded with gas vouchers and future campaign access. SpaceX shares closed their first day up 19%. The people who had their capital locked in subscription queues missed all of it. The reflex reaction was to call this a tokenization failure. It wasn't. As one person familiar with the matter told CoinDesk, the issue was never the technology. The blockchain worked. xStocks could mint. Fluxion's RFQ infrastructure was live. Merchant Moe had liquidity incentives ready to go. Every layer of the on-chain stack was operational. The failure happened one layer upstream, at the point where a Wall Street underwriter decided who gets shares and who doesn't. That decision has nothing to do with blockchains, smart contracts, or tokenization protocols. It's a relationship business that's been running the same way since the 1980s. As one industry observer put it plainly: if the underlying stock cannot be sourced, allocated, and held within the necessary regulatory framework, there is ultimately no asset to tokenize. This is where Mantle's story becomes interesting, because Mantle has been articulating exactly this problem since before the SpaceX episode made it impossible to ignore. Mantle's stated thesis isn't that it's an L2 competing on throughput. It's that it's a distribution layer for real-world assets. That framing matters now in a way it didn't before June 12. The Q1 2026 ecosystem report published the week before the IPO showed RWA TVL up 27.4% quarter-over-quarter to $247.5M. Maple Finance's syrupUSDT through Aave reached $90.1M, bringing institutional lending yield on-chain. xStocks launched ten digitally issued US equities on Mantle, including TSLAx, NVDAx, and AAPLx, making Mantle's RWA stack one of the broadest on any single L2. The $2.4B Mantle Treasury, the largest DAO treasury globally, gives institutional issuers the credibility signal they need when choosing where to deploy. Eric Manoukian at Messari described it directly: most L2s are competing on throughput or developer tooling. Mantle is competing on asset distribution. But the SpaceX episode draws a hard line around what "asset distribution" can mean at this stage.

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  ProfitableMan (@ProfitableMan1) reported 19 minutes ago

  On June 1, 2026, Binance introduced US equities trading for eligible users outside the United States. This is not Binance issuing its own shares. It is access to over 7,000 existing stocks and ETFs already listed on US exchanges. Apple, Tesla, Nvidia and thousands of others. Key details confirmed in the official announcement: Zero commission on trades. Fractional shares from as little as $5. Trading is available 24 hours a day, five days a week for select equities. Funding via USDC, USDT, BNB and other supported stablecoins. All of this sits inside your existing Binance account.

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  Crypto Update IO 🚀 (@cryptoupdate_io) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Fadil_bawa1 @Fadil_bawa1 You missed the bigger play—$Wojak’s 24h volume on Binance US spiked 400% the day after the listing, but only 12% of traders held it for >6hrs. Most sold into the hype. We track this daily—breaking down why in our latest report. Follow...

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  P.Sach. (@Sachcryptos) reported 21 minutes ago

  @binance Will bStocks eventually support 24/7 trading and instant settlement like crypto markets? #AskBinance

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  Ares (@ArxsTV) reported 23 minutes ago

  @asdfeafeef @x256xx ye so you short eth with 10m at the top and buy it spot and keep it on binance. and now ur up millions on the short on hl, but down millions on the spot on binance. welcome to delta neutral trading

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  Peterb (@PeterBourg30061) reported 29 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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  Kiarie Kariuki (@KKIARIEKARIUKI) reported 31 minutes ago

  @usehawala Hello, it is not working on my end. I have tried adding funds to the card & purchase crypto on Binance but the card is rejected. Not supported by Apple Pay and google pay too. I also can’t send the funds using Wise/Remitly. My ACH will receive this months pay but I can’t wthdrw

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  Kashif Zaib (@KashifZaib1995) reported 33 minutes ago

  @binance **** you binance scammers

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  Ankush (@Ankushk63616898) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Coco_Airdrop Binance customer support me iski complaint kar de.

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  Rosenberg (@MikeRosenb) reported 41 minutes ago

  @binance Before yes but not now, binance system is too slow and too risky, not my wallet not my money, i lost too many, in the same moment i was on other platform which i get gains without manipulations. Sick

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  Byte Drift (@byte_drift1) reported 44 minutes ago

  Something shifted in how people are learning about money. It didn't happen in a classroom. It happened on a phone screen. A few years ago if you wanted to understand investing, budgeting, or crypto you either knew someone in finance or you figured it out the hard way. Now that information is everywhere. 1 in 3 Gen Z adults now use social media as their primary source of financial education. That number was almost unthinkable a decade ago. Almost 40% of younger adults use social platforms to research financial products and services before making any decisions. That's a whole generation learning from feeds, not textbooks. And honestly it makes sense. A 60 second video explaining how compound interest works reaches more people than any school curriculum ever did. A simple post breaking down a confusing market term gets seen by thousands of people who never took an economics class. Accessibility changed everything. But here's where it gets important. Not everything you read online is accurate. Not every creator explaining finance actually understands it. Some are sharing opinions dressed up as facts. Some are sharing information that applies to their situation but not yours. Poor financial literacy cost Americans alone more than $246 billion in 2025. A significant portion of that came from acting on incomplete or misleading information. So the skill isn't just finding financial content on social media. The skill is knowing how to verify what you find. Cross reference what you learn. Check official sources. Understand that context matters and what applies in one market or region may not apply in yours. Social media made financial education more accessible than ever before. That's genuinely a good thing. Just make sure what you're consuming is actually education and not just noise dressed up to look like it. Stay curious. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Serena (@Serena_offical_) reported 44 minutes ago

  @binance @binance Since bStocks are Certificates over the underlying share (not direct stock ownership) under ADGM rules; if BTech Holdings ever needed to wind down a bStock, what’s the actual redemption path back to the real share or cash for holders outside ADGM? #AskBinance

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  hydra (@HydraRare) reported 45 minutes ago

  @binance if this was a real binance phone the chart would be going down

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  SonofWeirdo (@sonof_weirdo) reported 46 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet But I still face some issues. Sometimes it is hard to know if a project is safe or risky. Many new users may connect to a dApp without understanding the risks. It would be nice if Binance added stronger risk warnings, scam detection, and a simple safety score before users approve

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  Ziopat (@PatriceinMilano) reported 46 minutes ago

  Bitcoin has broken lower to $62,975. Funding rates are still mixed. Binance shows +0.0060% while Bybit sits negative. Open interest has edged down to 98,900 BTC. The move below $64,000 is notable. It comes after several weeks of range-bound action. This suggests the market is no longer willing to defend higher levels without fresh catalysts. Macro conditions and ETF flows remain the dominant drivers. Neither has turned convincingly supportive yet. The structure is now testing lower support. Let's recap: - Price: $62,975 - Funding: mixed - OI: slightly lower - Recent action: breakdown from range How much further can price correct before we see meaningful dip buying return?

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  Henry (@LordOfAlts) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Draxen_Web3 @binance Bullish on unified access to global assets

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  Crypto (@spiderman0647) reported 49 minutes ago

  We closed three accounts belonging to our family. We conducted two billion dollars worth of transactions in seven years. Damn that commission, may it go down your throats, die, you scoundrels! #Binance

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  lasherdoekmark1bh (@lasherdoekmark1) reported 54 minutes ago

  bStocks now live on Lista, the first BNB Chain lending protocol supporting 1:1 backed US securities from Binance. Borrow, earn, and access assets like Nvidia, Tesla, SpaceX, and more 24/7 on-chain. Will this boost crypto-backed securities? #Crypto #DeFi #BNB

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  jed (@WorstSinnerxyz) reported 56 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet After trying the Binance Wallet Extension, the feature that stood out most to me is not just the wallet itself, but the idea of putting decision support directly inside the browser. The Sports AI Assistant feels useful because it doesn’t force me to jump between tabs. I like that the widget stays beside the match page and gives probabilities, match context, market data, xG, likely scores, and impact factors in one place. That makes the experience feel more like “research while browsing” instead of “open wallet, open another site, open another tracker.” My main suggestion: add a “Why did this probability change?” timeline. For example: • 35’ — injury news added • 42’ — market odds moved • 58’ — current score changed • Win probability: 44% → 39% • Main reason: time remaining + defensive adjustment This would make the AI feel more trustworthy because users can see the logic behind the movement, not just the final number. For the Wallet Extension itself, I’d also like a clearer “session safety panel” before interacting with dApps: connected site, active wallet, current network, permissions, risk level, and last activity. Browser wallets are powerful, but users need quick context before signing anything. Overall, this feels like Binance is moving the wallet from a simple transaction tool into a real-time decision layer. The next step is explainability: show not only what the AI thinks, but why it changed its mind.

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  0xbobaa (@0xbobaaa) reported 60 minutes ago

  30% apr funding arb. nets 12% after costs. one slow exit and it's red where the other 18% goes: long spot, short perp, collect funding every 8h. 0.015% a period reads like ~19% a year then the costs. taker fees round trip, 4-10 bps a leg, both legs, in and out. and funding doesn't hold. the rate slides toward zero in two days, so you bank $18 against $10-15 in fees and the "risk-free" trade sits flat or under what nobody sizes for: only enter once a delta's held 5-7 days. one print isn't an edge cross-exchange is the same trap. hyperliquid vs binance run 6-11% apr, prints have touched 48%. arbitrage should close that gap and it just doesn't. the capital that would close it is off chasing price the yield is real. just thinner and slower than it looks

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  Official (@official6bcqcj) reported 1 hour ago

  @binance Binance App is now Down