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 (50%)
• Website (30%)
• Mobile App (10%)
• Login (10%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	23 hours ago
Itu	Website	7 days ago
Seattle	Website	8 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	17 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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  HamoQuantum (@HamoQuantum) reported 24 seconds ago

  @TCryptochicks @binance The first block solved trust. The rest is just time

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  CRYPTOBBS (@CRYPTOBBS_) reported 27 seconds ago

  @binance @BinancePk Binance is a good place to work, of course, but due to the restrictions in some countries it is impossible to pass the registration

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  Meme 💚 Green (@meme__green) reported 1 minute ago

  @fibonacki It was created and ran by industry insiders who had great connections. Basically the original founders of CMC, after they sold the site to Binance. But still maintained some valuable connections with CEX exchanges and other marketing agencies, backing to make dog slop fly.

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  Money Decentra 🐳 (@moneydecentra) reported 4 minutes ago

  Hello, I transferred 0.28 ETH from my Robinhood Wallet to my Binance Wallet. At the time of the transfer, I was informed that Binance did not support the Robinhood network, so I was unable to access my funds. @BinanceHelpDesk

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  Scott 🇳🇿 (@cozacs) reported 4 minutes ago

  So who is the scammer here 🤔 Hara pretty much gave up on Jasmy after he fell out with this Market Maker, his posts similar, we know it wasn't him posting on MGT, both MGT accounts went down at the same time and now back, with blue tick at same time... @binance is involved IMO

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  sdm (@lordsambrah) reported 5 minutes ago

  @WhiteWhaleLabs @openglobe8 @Aster_DEX I think we’re talking past each other. My original response wasn’t about your finances, referral links or whether you’re paid to hold a particular opinion. I never questioned your character, and I’ve consistently said I think you’re one of the more principled voices in this space. My point was about the framing. A lot of this reads as though it begins with your broader view of CZ, Binance and everything adjacent to that ecosystem, with Aster catching strays along the way. That’s a different discussion than whether hidden orders are good market structure. You also didn’t really engage with my actual counter. My point was that Aster doesn’t operate a traditional dark pool. Hidden limit orders exist within the same shared order book, execution is publicly reported, and every participant has access to the same functionality. That’s fundamentally different from the institutional dark pools you’re describing. The tradeoff is reduced pre-trade transparency in exchange for better execution. That’s a perfectly legitimate debate. Where I disagree is when you move from “there is less visibility” to “this is a deeply disturbing product built for apex predators.” That’s a conclusion that doesn’t necessarily follow. A visible order book isn’t inherently honest either. Spoofing, layering and cancelled liquidity create an illusion of transparency while misleading participants. Hidden orders remove some information, but they also remove the ability to weaponize displayed intent. So I don’t think Aster’s implementation is predatory. I think it’s execution infrastructure. Like leverage or any other market tool, it can be used well or used poorly. We’re actually aligned on more than we’re not. I just think your energy here is being directed at the wrong target.

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  Cas Abbé (@cas_abbe) reported 14 minutes ago

  It’s been a while since I’ve been into stocks And, I noticed accessing them was never a problem but the friction around them. By friction I mean capital being shattered around many accounts, specific trading hours, and obviously the positions that remain idle after the purchase. I looked into a few tokenized stock products, and my observation on them has changed quite a lot after having them in practice Bringing stocks on-chain was not a competition anymore. They’re competing on what happens after you buy the asset. @bitget 's APPROACH: I looked at Bitget’s rTokens. On paper, they look similar. In practice, I noticed a few differences. How the product actually works once you start using it. At first glance, it’s what you’d expect: you get exposure to U.S. stocks like Apple, Tesla, or Nvidia through rAAPL, rTSLA, and rNVDA, with each token backed 1:1 by a real share held through a regulated broker. But the real edge is how efficient the capital becomes once you’re in. Instead of simply holding tokenized stocks in my portfolio, I could use eligible rTokens as collateral across supported Bitget products while still maintaining my exposure. That changes the experience from simply owning an asset to actually putting it to work. Execution also felt better than I expected. The corporate actions are also handled cleanly. Things like stock splits are automatically reflected, and dividends are distributed separately in USDT instead of being embedded into the token price. cash dividend in USDT? As far as I know, rToken is the only tokenized stock among CEXs with this offering. I also like the pricing model! I expected wider spreads from a tokenized RWA product, but that wasn’t my experience at all. Because liquidity is connected directly to traditional markets, the pricing stays closely aligned during U.S. market hours, even while trading continues seamlessly inside the crypto ecosystem. When I actually went to test it, the execution felt incredibly smooth. The efficiency was exactly what I was looking for. Another part that gave me a lot more confidence was the data. Instead of just reading 1:1 backed in marketing materials and relying on trust, they have a publicly verifiable proof-of-assets dashboard. Being able to verify backing yourself is always a stronger signal than taking someone’s word for it. This is where tokenized stocks start to offer genuine hope and new opportunities. It's not just about purchasing a tokenized asset; it's about the potential for those investments to actually grow and become productive inside crypto. BINANCE APPROACH: bStocks Binance’s approach with bStocks, because the contrast here is where things actually get interesting. If Bitget is focusing on keeping your capital active inside their exchange ecosystem, Binance is going all-in on absolute accessibility and crypto-native freedom. The focus here is on making stock exposure feel familiar for existing Binance users. At its core, you can buy U.S. equities like Apple, Tesla, or Nvidia as tokenized assets, with every bStock backed 1:1 by a real share held through a regulated custodian. Binance is also transparent that these are tokenized securities, not direct ownership of the underlying shares. What I appreciated most was how little I had to adapt. I’ve been trading on Binance for years, so when bStocks launched, everything already felt native. There wasn’t a separate brokerage account to open, no additional interface to figure out, and no extra onboarding before getting exposure to U.S. stocks. The crypto-native design is where things get more interesting. Because bStocks are issued as BEP-20 assets, you’re not limited to keeping them on the exchange. This means you can literally withdraw them to your own external wallet, maintain self-custody, and freely interact with the wider BNB Chain ecosystem.

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  Emre Arda (@emre_arda8390) reported 18 minutes ago

  @CryptoHzr @TOSAinuBNB Nobody can make money from altcoins anymore Investors have abandoned the market because they're constantly losing money. Cryptocurrencies have turned into garbage; even Bitcoin and Ethereum have lost their former popularity. Binance have officially destroyed cryptocurrencies.

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  sir rise (@KeithHe32247527) reported 18 minutes ago

  @berich7777 @LEVEL087 @HARA_JasmyCFO Wake up . If binance thought it was **** they would delist it. Simple there keeping it there for benefits

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  Alan Hovorka (@7MOG4) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Meditati2Trance Sorry you’re experiencing this. If you received the payment from Binance but your Trust Wallet balance still shows 0, it may be a temporary balance sync or display issue.

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  Towqeer Gilkar (@towqeerdxb) reported 19 minutes ago

  Everyone thinks Kraken's new AI trade advisor is about making retail smarter. Wrong. It's about keeping you on the platform longer. Kraken just announced they're rebuilding their entire app around an AI assistant that'll "recommend trades" and "tailor investing tools" to your goals. Sounds helpful until you realize what problem this actually solves — for them, not you. The real game: exchanges are bleeding active users to Telegram trading bots and on-chain tools. Unibot did 46k ETH in fees last cycle. Banana Gun processed 2.1 billion in volume in six months. Retail doesn't need another centralized interface — they're already gone. So now every CEX is pivoting to "AI advisor" theatre. Coinbase rolled out similar stuff in March. Binance has had "strategy bots" for two years. None of it beat simply holding SOL from the 2023 bottom or rotating into AI tokens when the Nvidia earnings started printing in May. The ***** truth about AI trade recommendations: they're optimized for platform engagement metrics, not your P&L. More trades means more fees. Tailored tools means longer session times means better numbers for the Series Whatever pitch deck. Compare that to what actually works in Dubai — I've watched three separate groups tokenize buildings in Business Bay and JLT this year. Real contracts, real rental yield, real exit liquidity through secondary markets. No AI needed to tell you that 8 percent annual return in USDC beats timing altcoin pumps on 10x leverage. Kraken's CEO probably believes this helps users... but the incentive structure doesn't lie. You want alpha? Build systems that don't need you checking prices sixteen times a day. Am I being too cynical or is this exactly the UX trap it looks like?

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  IFreqs (@0xifreqs) reported 19 minutes ago

  @jargon_sol trying to call binance support is not a legit method

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  IMAD (@MeedssSayres) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BankXRP People in Europe are withdrawing their crypto from @binance @cz_binance since they didn't meet the EU regulations and aren't able to use the exchange anymore. Binance fix this please. There is no exchange in Europe that even can be compared to Binance and this is sad. Thanks

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  DB_Cooper (@DB_Cooper_OG) reported 21 minutes ago

  @binance I was using it until you shut it down in my part of the world.

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  Henry (@LordOfAlts) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Shillprofessor_ @binance Binance dominance is becoming impossible to ignore

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  Kent (@kent4jmj) reported 27 minutes ago

  @TheDebriefing17 @Vivek4real_ What ******** is he talking about? Grok “The poster claims Bitcoin was never truly anonymous because law enforcement has been mapping its entire transaction history since the 2013 Silk Road bust, using server data and later seizures to trace coins across wallets, mixers, and exchanges. He argues the 2017 Bitcoin forks (creating BCH etc.) duplicated transaction records, making it easier for investigators to cluster and follow illicit funds, turning those splits into a forensic advantage rather than just tech drama. Overall, he's weaving recent 2025 events—like big BTC seizures from Southeast Asian "pig butchering" scams, NZ/Caribbean arrests, and the Binance/CZ pardon—into a narrative of a coordinated global crackdown ("Global Purge") that's finally closing the loopholes on crypto crime networks.”

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 27 minutes ago

  TRX is on the radar, not in play — it's stuck under a ceiling near $0.3296 with the next real floor all the way down at $0.3188, so there's pennies of upside and a real drop if it slips. Zoom out to the daily and you can see why buyers are hesitating: price is grinding out lower highs while the underlying momentum quietly tells a different story. That kind of mismatch — chart drifting one way, energy drifting the other — is usually what shows up right before a pullback rather than a fresh leg up. It's not broken, but it's tired. Drop to the 4-hour and the picture is still soft. The trend is pointed down, buyers haven't shown up with any real size, and TRX has spent the day drifting under the $0.3302 lid without ever reclaiming it. On the 15-minute chart there's a small flicker that looks like a bounce, but it's happening below the short-term average price — so at this stage it reads more like a twitch than an actual turn. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin itself is drifting lower on its 4-hour chart, money is rotating out of smaller coins and back into BTC, and the dollar is firming up — three headwinds pushing the same direction. Under conditions like these, the reward on offer here doesn't match the risk of that gap down to $0.3188. What flips this back into a real conversation: TRX reclaiming $0.3302 on a 4-hour close with visible buying behind it. Above that level, the setup earns another look. Until then, it's watchlist only. — 📡 On the Radar · $TRX · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  X MUCAN ON BINANCE 🔸 (@x_mucan) reported 27 minutes ago

  @LearnToEarn_K I have 137K followers and this is the same problem I am facing but Francis explained something to me and it is working and also, we need to give Binance Square time, I Believe things will get better

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  Emirhan (@DirectorEmirhan) reported 28 minutes ago

  @hamybinance @BinanceHelpDesk @binance I still haven't received a response, that's really awful.

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  Meme The Whale (@Memethewhale) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Superp_xyz This week, the token super pupu is still down 100x from its ATH. Compared to its movement, it seems not to be able to hold 1 x up. 2.5% of the total supply unlocks every month. The team just perform selling, not buybacks. Definitely next delist from Binance.

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  Underdog (@UnderdogEth_) reported 31 minutes ago

  @XNXX_EN This ongoing support really shows Binance is committed to USD1

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  GzDeFi ⚔️ (@gzdefiboy) reported 33 minutes ago

  @AddyyyOnChain binance is even kinda slow to use ngl

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  Blockchain Daily News (@blckchaindaily) reported 35 minutes ago

  🚨 STRATEGY $MSTR PREFERRED STOCK $STRC LISTED ON BINANCE, GIVING 300M+ USERS ACCESS TO BITCOIN-BACKED DIGITAL CREDIT $BTC

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 36 minutes ago

  @chickletsfuture $VEX on robinhood chain - the infrastructure play for autonomous agents that can hold capital catalysts stacking: integrated virtuals protocol, 400k to 10m mcap in hours, now on bitget/okx/binance wallets, desktop app just dropped for one-click agent creation, onchain prediction system live robinhood chain itself doing numbers - tvl 0 to 300m in 8 days, fee velocity 4x hyperliquid, uniswap hit 220k daily traders there obstacles are real though: robinhood chain seeing siphoning token scams (funds drained on legit contract purchases), heavy competition from naven/aeon/others in agent infra space, and you're deploying in a market where usdc supply just dropped 6.5b security concerns on the base layer could become a trust issue

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  Lasse R (@ingetkvar) reported 42 minutes ago

  @BleapApp @binance I need to talk to support. How?

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  Betufin 🐂 🀄️ (@Betubfin) reported 49 minutes ago

  Robinhood Chain just launched, and naturally that's creating a lot of FOMO Worth remembering: Robinhood Chain is built and operated by a publicly traded company, one that has to answer to shareholders and regulators. - Some relevant history. In January 2021, during the GameStop frenzy, Robinhood restricted buying on GME and other meme stocks overnight, citing clearinghouse deposit requirements. Millions of users were affected, and it led to lawsuits and a Congressional hearing. - In June 2023, Robinhood delisted $SOL, $ADA, and $MATIC from its platform after the SEC named them in lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase. Users holding those tokens through Robinhood lost the ability to trade them overnight. (Robinhood relisted SOL in 2025, so it's not a permanent stance, but the point stands: the platform can restrict access when it decides the regulatory risk calls for it.) - That's the structural difference. A centralized platform can restrict access to protect itself, that's just how compliance works for a public company. Solana as a protocol has no single operator who can make that call. That structural distinction is worth keeping in mind.

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  icheckchart💹 (@icheckchart) reported 50 minutes ago

  @binance What is this ****

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  Adil.g (@Adil_G__) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Abrlien @cz_binance @cis_binance Real utility in action. Love seeing Binance scaling payments with government support.

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  Emre Arda (@emre_arda8390) reported 54 minutes ago

  @CryptoHzr @TOSAinuBNB Nobody can make money from altcoins anymore Investors have abandoned the market because they're constantly losing money. Cryptocurrencies have turned into garbage; even Bitcoin and Ethereum have lost their former popularity. Binance have officially destroyed cryptocurrencies.

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  MT (@MuflehTalouzi) reported 57 minutes ago

  @agentx402 You can copy the wallet from the website, check it with solscan, check which wallet funded it and which one funded that one, a wallet named binance2, huge balance, it must belong to binance themselves