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	11 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	13 days ago
Vigo	Website	1 month ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	1 month ago
Dubai	Transactions	1 month ago
London	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  jeedx.near🔺 🥷 (@MajidAs23771955) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto **** Binance! We should do an exchange run on CZ’s cabal.

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  Sulik (@always_bulish) reported 5 minutes ago

  @binance While @LunoGlobal wont bother to help with funds sent to correct address but diff chain

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  RWA Llama 🦙 (@RwaLlama) reported 6 minutes ago

  This is intermediary rebundling. Not disrupting the broker-dealer - rebuilding it. @coinbase added stocks. @binance added stocks through @AlpacaHQ. Backpack added stocks AND tokenization in one integrated stack. The exchange is becoming the full-service BD again.

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  Ms Al (@samaburhat) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BinanceUS @trader1sz What happed to Binance US always list garbage coin

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 12 minutes ago

  U is stuck under the ceiling at $1.007 — and until it reclaims that level on the 4-hour chart, this one stays on the watchlist, not in play. The setup right now is lopsided in the wrong direction. The nearest resistance overhead is just $1.007, only 0.6% away, while the nearest support sits all the way down at $0.984, a full 1.7% below. That means the room to fall is nearly three times the room to rise — a poor reward for the risk you'd be taking. Momentum on the shorter timeframes isn't helping either. Price is trading below the recent average cost basis of buyers on both the 1-hour and 15-minute charts, and the 1-hour is quietly leaking strength even as the price drifts sideways. That's the fingerprint of a market where buyers aren't showing up — they're just absent. The broader backdrop makes it worse. Bitcoin is down more than 5% on the day with momentum still pointing lower, and the US dollar is firming up. Both of those are headwinds for a coin like this; risk assets rarely fight that combination and win. What would flip the read: a clean break and 4-hour close above $1.007 while Bitcoin steadies. Short of that, or a flush down to $0.984 that actually holds and attracts buyers, there's no edge here. Patience pays — this one comes back on the radar at $1.007. — 📡 On the Radar · $U · Available on Binance

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  Ram Kumar Yadav (@rockey199623) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris Hello sir, My mistakes have destroyed me and my family. I lost some money in trading and some family health problems destroyed much more. My binance ID is 1031949911 I just need one chance to prove myself. Can you grace me with your help ? Please sir😭🙏

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  LIA Trading Journal (@LiaOfficialTJ) reported 13 minutes ago

  @binance Global market access is becoming more crypto-native. Stablecoin settlement can reduce friction, but the next challenge is market quality: liquidity, volatility, spreads, execution risk, and clear context for users before they trade.

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  krypto fantom (@fantom_kry90705) reported 14 minutes ago

  Not even the largest asset in the world can survive a binance listing. They have accomplished the impossible.

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  NiyiofWeb3🤝 (@AmNiyi10) reported 16 minutes ago

  I saw that Binance announced yesterday that it is shutting down its NFT service on the exchange on July 3rd. And they are calling it an "upgrade." They are moving everything to Binance Wallet instead. So if you have NFTs sitting on Binance Exchange right now you need to withdraw them before July 3rd or you will lose access to them entirely.

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  Stallion Mole 💎 (@stallionmole) reported 20 minutes ago

  Binance perps team be like : “I know we listed a complete scam to allow insiders to dump their 98% bundled trash on retail, but hey to protect you we can suggest you to slow down on the leverage a lil bit by reducing it from 25x to 10x. Stay Safu hehe

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  Javed_official (@Javedofficial0) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Kevihaiceth Binance is ending NFT support on its exchange gradually.

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  Cloud Champion (@cloud_champion) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Cryptoinsightuk faked the 4-year cycle with low oct top. faked a bear but its really midcycle correction so could get lower prices for institutions right before pass clarity+usa 250thjuly4th+midterms. binance runs the books, CZ pardoned last year, gonna run this **** back so apeshit heads explod

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 27 minutes ago

  MET is the textbook "looks oversold, isn't a gift" — we're passing until it reclaims about $0.1280 with Bitcoin steadying. The bigger picture is the problem. On the daily chart MET is roughly 45% below its long-term trend and just shed another 12% in 24 hours, and it's doing that into a market where Bitcoin and Ethereum are both down more than 6% on the day and the dollar is firming up. That's the wrong tide to swim against. Zoom in and it doesn't get better. Each bounce on the 4-hour and 1-hour charts has been weaker than the last — the kind of fading energy that says buyers are tired, not reloading. On the 15-minute chart there are two textbook bearish patterns sitting directly overhead (a double top and a descending triangle), and price keeps getting rejected at its short-term average lines. Right now MET is parked on a thin shelf near $0.1155, and there's not much structure underneath it if that gives way. Yes, it's stretched to the downside and a reflex bounce is possible — but a small bounce from oversold conditions isn't a thesis when the trend, the macro tape, and the patterns overhead are all pointing the same direction. The level that flips this: a clean reclaim and hold above roughly $0.1280 on the 1-hour while Bitcoin stops bleeding. Until then, this is a setup to learn from, not to lean into. — 📘 Pass Note · $MET · Available on Binance

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  Crypt⭕Butcher☢️ (@Cryptobutche) reported 30 minutes ago

  @binance Trading alone you blame yourself for every loss. Trading with the squad you can always blame someone else. Binance Square is basically a support group with live PnL and no therapist.

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  CRYPTO OUTLOOK (@_crypto_outlook) reported 32 minutes ago

  Binance is closing its centralized NFT service due to declining trading volumes. Users have until July 3 to transfer their NFTs to a Binance Wallet or another compatible external wallet. Otherwise, they will lose access to their assets. However, non-transferable NFTs cannot be withdrawn. To compensate for the transaction fees involved in withdrawing NFTs, Binance will send 1 USDC to 100,000 users. This amount should be sufficient for transactions on the BSC and Ethereum networks. The tokens will be credited by July 3. According to The Block, the annual NFT trading volume across all blockchains in 2025 is projected to amount to $5.5 billion, which is nine times lower than the peak of $50 billion in 2022.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 37 minutes ago

  CFG is on the radar, not in play — it needs to close back above $0.225 on the 4-hour chart with Bitcoin turning up before the picture changes. The daily chart tells the core story: price is sliding from $0.30 toward the $0.195 floor, with a ceiling at $0.225 sitting just 4% overhead. That's barely any room to the upside versus almost 6% of air down to the next real support at $0.203 — the kind of squeezed-in setup where buyers get paid very little for taking on a lot of downside. Zooming into the 4-hour chart, momentum is still pointed lower, the short-term trend lines are sloping down, and each bounce has topped out below the last. That's the shape of a market continuing lower, not one carving out a bottom. Price is also trading roughly 13% under the average level recent buyers stepped in at — meaning most short-term holders are underwater and sellers still have the upper hand. The wider tape isn't helping either. Bitcoin is down 2.5% and Ethereum down 4% on the day, and capital is rotating into Bitcoin rather than smaller names — historically a tough backdrop for a coin like this. There's a faint flicker of improvement on the 1-hour chart, but it's not nearly enough to fight the daily and 4-hour picture. Bottom line: nothing to do here yet. A 4-hour close back above $0.225 with Bitcoin turning higher is the trigger that puts CFG back in play. Until then, watching. — 📡 On the Radar · $CFG · Available on Binance

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  ESCO 🪏 (@ESCOweb3) reported 38 minutes ago

  Binance ending support for NFT’s on their CEX is peak bear market. 🙄

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  Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) reported 41 minutes ago

  ZEC trades at $272.79, down 48.4% in 24 hours According to Binance market data, ZEC is trading at $272.79, down 48.4% over the past 24 hours. CoinGlass data shows that ZEC liquidations totaled $81.91 million in the past 24 hours, including about $70.55 million in long liquidations and $11.36 million in short liquidations. Earlier, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said on X that he had sold his entire ZEC position due to the Orchard Pool exploit.

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  Mario Salamanca (@MarioEnRedes) reported 41 minutes ago

  The wall between crypto and the stock market just came down. For years, crypto investors faced an invisible tax: if you wanted exposure to Apple, NVIDIA, or the S&P 500, you had to cash out, wire funds to a brokerage, wait days for settlement, and manage two completely separate financial lives. That friction wasn't just inconvenient. It was capital trapped in the wrong place at the wrong time. Binance just eliminated it. 7,000+ U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs. Zero commission. Starting from $5. Paid directly with crypto. No brokerage account. No wire transfers. No waiting. This isn't a feature update, this is the completion of something much bigger. Think about what's actually happening here: there are hundreds of billions in crypto-native capital held by people who understand risk, who move fast, who already live on-chain. Until now, getting that capital into U.S. equities meant leaving the ecosystem entirely. Now it means opening a tab. - What this means for investors: The portfolio of the future isn't crypto OR stocks. It's BTC, ETH, NVIDIA, and an S&P ETF — managed from one app, in one interface, with one pool of capital. Diversification just became frictionless. - What this means for markets: Crypto-native capital now has a direct, low-barrier path into U.S. equities. When sentiment shifts — when a SpaceX IPO moves markets, when the Fed speaks, when AI stocks run — that capital can rotate instantly. The speed of crypto meets the depth of TradFi. - What this means for the world: Someone in a country with no access to a U.S. brokerage account can now buy Apple stock from $5 using USDT. That's not a product feature. That's financial inclusion at a scale no fintech has achieved before. The Super App vision always needed this final piece. Not payments. Not derivatives. Not a debit card. The ability to hold BTC and buy NVIDIA in the same breath, without friction, without intermediaries, without borders. That piece is now in place. 🚀

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  maximel101.base.eth (@MaximeL101) reported 43 minutes ago

  @JoestarCrypto No I don't, no application needs (or even can capture) such a speed either, which is kind of very proven since they are all getting out of the ecosystem. This always was a narrative, nothing more. I'm very use to arbitrage / marketmaking. (It's part of my job). Markets update based on oracles (CEX prices), so no matter what kind of application you’re building, you’ll always have dependencies on that infrastructure. And from a technical standpoint, it takes time for prices to be broadcast and for them to propagate from one location to another. It’s always a mix of different prices (Binance, Coinbase, Bybit) that are geographically far apart. Real-time blockchain technology doesn’t solve this problem at all. But I mean believe what you want to believe, if such a infra was useful people would use it, turns out they do not. I think people bought a technology they don't really have the basic knowledge to understand (no offense meant)

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  0XGIWA (@0xgiwa) reported 46 minutes ago

  Everyone keeps saying stocks are coming onchain. But most people still don't understand the difference between owning a stock and owning something that tracks a stock. That's where the conversation gets interesting. When you buy Apple through a traditional broker, you own a real share. When you buy many "tokenized stocks" in crypto, you're often buying a representation of exposure. Depending on the platform, that can mean synthetic exposure, wrapped exposure, CFDs, or structures that sit behind multiple layers of counterparties. The experience looks similar on the surface. The underlying asset ownership often isn't. @MEXC's RealStocks launch is interesting because it tries to solve a different problem than most crypto stock products. Instead of asking stock investors to learn banking rails, brokerage accounts, FX conversions, settlement procedures, and regional restrictions, it starts with what crypto users already have: 𝐔𝐒𝐃𝐓. That sounds simple, but it's a bigger shift than most people realize. For years, crypto users had two choices: > Option 1: Leave crypto entirely and move into a traditional brokerage ecosystem. > Option 2: Stay onchain and accept synthetic exposure. MEXC is trying to create a third path. Real US stocks Real dividends USDT funding Zero trading fees during launch. Compared to Binance, the catalog is smaller. Compared to Ondo, the focus is different. Compared to many tokenized stock products, the distinction is that the goal isn't simply price exposure but access to actual shares and the economic rights attached to them. That matters because dividends, corporate actions, and ownership rights are what separate investing from speculation. The bigger trend here isn't "crypto stocks." It's the gradual collapse of the wall between traditional capital markets and digital asset infrastructure. People spent years saying everything would eventually become tokenized. The more interesting question today is whether tokenization is even necessary when the user experience becomes this simple. If someone can go from USDT to owning a real US stock in minutes, without the usual friction, we're already much closer to that future than most people think.

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  老葫芦 (@ZhangJiuSheng2) reported 49 minutes ago

  @binance Hello, my Alpha account has been suspended, and my appeal did not resolve the issue. None of the solutions suggested by the automated support system worked either.

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  PaPaBLaZe (@DixitS87053) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris I will pray for you and your family for a whole month without missing a day, brother. I got a lot of bills, this will definitely help. Binance UID: 134041827

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  Lunar (@LunarResearcher) reported 51 minutes ago

  I tested a one-condition strategy on a real BTC 5-minute Polymarket market. The setup was deliberately simple: Buy DOWN when Time Remaining hits 40% or less. Exit when UP trades above 0.72. Cut at Max Loss 30%. No ML. No alpha signal. No cross-exchange feed. Just one question: Does a late-market fade work once you add real execution to it? 4 trades. 50% win rate. 2W - 2L. Sounds like noise. It was not. Total PNL: +91.81. That is +62.55% return on the position. A 50% win rate does not produce +62.55% by accident. It happens when your winners run and your losers get cut. Asymmetric exits. Best trade +135.65. Worst -43.84. Avg trade +45.91. Then I cross-referenced entries against Binance BTC/USDT spot order book depth at the same timestamps. The trades that entered when Binance bid-side depth was dominant: higher win rate. The trades that entered against Binance flow: lower win rate. Same Polymarket signal. Same entry condition. Different Binance context. One data layer most bots ignore. And slippage told the same story from the other side. First entry filled at 0.5871 vs price 0.5800. Slip: 0.007120. Second entry filled at 0.4474 vs price 0.4400. Slip: 0.007400. The edge did not disappear because the signal was wrong. It disappeared or survived based on whether execution cost more than the signal was worth. But here is what the price chart does not show you. The max drawdown hit -125.00 - that is 85.2% of position - before the strategy recovered to +91.81. A -1000%+ hole in the middle of a winning strategy. Most people turn it off at -50 and move on. Not because the strategy failed. Because the discomfort did. You cannot see that on a price chart. You see it on the book replay. Fill by fill. Entry by entry. Tick by tick. With Binance depth as a filter layer on top. A strategy that looks clean on price history feels very different once you add spread, depth, real fill quality, and a cross-market confirmation. If it still works after all of that - you might actually have something. That is what I used @PolyHistorical for. Polymarket order book replay + Binance Spot depth. Now in Pro.

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  Princess 👑 (@princess_nft) reported 52 minutes ago

  Looking to connect with devs who have built & deployed crypto trading bots (real exchange integrations, not just side projects). Experience with grid bots, DCA bots or order execution on Binance / Bybit / OKX? I'm working on a project and looking to get something built. Drop a reply or slide into my DMs 👇

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  B (@web3barinua) reported 56 minutes ago

  Just imagine this much got recovered on binance alone! $8.2B+ Just imagined how much is being lost onchain and on other exchanges! When I told people I have single handedly help users recovered over $400k ! You'll understand that this is just a fraction of what is lost onchain

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  pedro 🎠 (@febrocasPT) reported 57 minutes ago

  @iambroots Binance issues my bots went down as well 🤝 Back up again

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  doremifab7 (@doremifab7) reported 59 minutes ago

  @cryptaxpt @binance @MEXC Binance support says "Yes we intend on completing the migration before by the 30th of june" Let's see

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  tomxbt (@thisstom1) reported 60 minutes ago

  @rohitdotsui binance alpha is never shutting down it brings too much money in for the BNB ecosystem

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  J@Crypto (Hiring) (@j_crypto_2015) reported 1 hour ago

  Had some confusion with recent binance NFT details Really glad @BinanceHelpDesk had replied on this issue Binance is upgrading their @BinanceWallet to access NFTs That’s why binance is the top exchange, its customer service is top notch.