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 (43%)
• Website (29%)
• Mobile App (14%)
• Login (14%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	1 day ago
Angers	Login	26 days ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month ago
Nice	Mobile App	1 month 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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  BitBull (@AkaBull_) reported 2 minutes ago

  @DavidMorganXBT @binance Tokenization could bring some interesting changes to market access.

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  Zhao Lusi (@zhao_lusi1) reported 6 minutes ago

  Binance bStocks are here, and they're changing how people think about owning stocks. Traditional stock markets have fixed hours. Open at 9:30, closed by 4, done for the weekend. bStocks flip that entirely. They're tokenized versions of real, publicly listed U.S. stocks, represented on blockchain, tradable 24/7 by eligible users. Same underlying company. Completely different access model. What actually changes: → No fixed trading hours → Ownership represented digitally instead of through a traditional broker → Blockchain infrastructure instead of centralized exchange hours What doesn't change: the stock itself, and the fact that this is still early. Availability is limited to eligible users in supported regions, and features vary by jurisdiction. I think what's interesting here isn't just crypto now touches stocks. It's that ownership structures themselves are being rebuilt on different infrastructure, and traditional finance is slowly meeting blockchain instead of staying separate from it. Worth understanding before assuming it works the same everywhere. Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  ForeDex (@ForeDex_Global) reported 6 minutes ago

  @ForeDex_Global Recognized Analyst uses @paulxue1979 ForeDex "Binance CVD data" to explain why Bitcoin is increasingly likely to break below its previous low in the second half of the year. Binance Order Size CVD shows that the $1M–$10M whale cohort has shifted from accumulation to distribution, while smaller investors have failed to absorb the selling pressure. At the same time, key on-chain indicators such as Realized Price and CVDD suggest that the market has not yet completed its final deleveraging phase. Taken together, whale distribution, weakening market support, and the remaining liquidation zone below current prices suggest that a break below the previous low remains a high-probability scenario in the second half of the year.

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  Blocsys Technologies (@blocsys) reported 7 minutes ago

  @binance Love seeing crypto and stocks share one wallet. One less app, one less login, way less hassle. Portfolio management finally catching up to how people actually invest 📈

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  Anum Rizwan (@AnumRizwan8) reported 11 minutes ago

  @_E_T_F_ @binance The future of finance could be about expanding access, not replacing existing systems.

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  AlienLite (@AlienLite) reported 12 minutes ago

  Most people enter a trading competition asking "can I win this?" Wrong question. The right one is: what does one million dollars of volume cost me, and is the prize pool paying more than that? Volume isn't free. It's a purchase. Every rotation you pay gas, spread, slippage and a little bit of dignity. Until you know your own cost per million, you're not competing , you're gambling on a leaderboard. I built this #prompt to price a campaign before entering it. First time I ran it properly, it took me from the back of a leaderboard into the top five , not by trading harder, but because it surfaced one thing I had backwards: More cycles on the same capital lowers your cost per million. More capital raises it. Identical volume, opposite economics. Most people scale the expensive lever because nobody ever told them there were two. Here it is. Run it before you deposit. You are a quantitative campaign analyst. I'm evaluating a crypto trading competition. Treat it as a pricing problem, not a hype problem. INPUTS - Rules / T&Cs: [paste or link] - Leaderboard snapshot: [top ranks + my rank] - My working capital: [$X] - My all-in cost per $1M volume: [$Y] → If I don't know it, stop and show me how to measure it from my last 20 fills first. - Days remaining: [N] OUTPUT, in this order: 1. PAYOUT FORMULA Flat split, rank-tiered, or volume-weighted (linear? square-root?). Any volume gates? Write it as a formula, not a description. 2. THE BREAKPOINT Given that formula, is my optimal play to clear the lowest qualifying threshold with minimum volume, or to fight for rank? Flat splits and hard gates almost always mean the first. Show the math that decides it. 3. VOLUME REQUIRED Not what holds my rank today — what holds it at close. Model drift: late entrants, whales, and the final-48h surge. Give me P50 and P90. 4. COST TO GET THERE Required volume x my cost per million. Then split it: how much can come from more CYCLES vs more CAPITAL? Price both paths separately. They are not the same number. 5. EXPECTED VALUE Payout minus cost at P50 and P90. Then haircut the payout for: rewards in a vested or unlisted token, unknown TGE, and the base rate at which campaigns like this actually pay out. State the haircut % and defend it. 6. DISQUALIFICATION CHECK Search the T&Cs for wash trading, self-trading, round-trip and multi-account language. Quote the exact clause. Confirm region eligibility. If my approach touches any of it, say so plainly and stop here. 7. VERDICT Enter / skip / enter smaller — plus the one variable that would flip your answer. Rules: label every estimate as estimated. Never present a modeled rank as a real one. Finish with the strongest argument for skipping entirely. Step 6 isn't decoration. It's kept me out of two campaigns I'd have "won," and reading the rules before the leaderboard is the cheapest edge in this entire market. None of this math is possible without published rules and live leaderboards. That's the quiet thing #Binance gets right , you can't price what isn't disclosed. And AI's job here was never picking trades. It's the unglamorous arithmetic I'd skip at 2am: the slippage, the drift, the haircut. It didn't make me smarter. It just took away my last excuse for not showing my work. @binance

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  crypto ciara (@cryptociara6) reported 12 minutes ago

  Binance bStocks: The Future of Stock Trading or Just Hype? Here's what you actually need to know 👇 Remember when you couldn't trade stocks because the market was closed? Yeah, Binance bStocks solved that. These aren't your traditional stocks. They're tokenized versions of US company shares built on blockchain technology. Think of them as digital twins of real stocks. The biggest difference? 24/7 trading. Traditional stock markets? Monday-Friday, 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM EST. If Elon tweets at 2 AM on a Sunday, you're waiting until Monday to react. With bStocks, eligible Binance users can trade whenever they want. No closing bells. No weekend gaps. Just continuous access. But here's what most people don't realize: bStocks represent actual US stocks (think Tesla, Apple, Google). Each token tracks the price of the underlying asset. You're getting exposure to the same companies, just in a crypto-native wrapper. However, they're NOT exactly the same as traditional stocks. • Different ownership rights: You're holding derivative tokens, not direct shares • Regional availability: Only available in supported jurisdictions • Eligibility requirements: Not every Binance user has access Why is everyone talking about tokenized stocks? Because they represent a bridge between traditional finance and crypto. They bring liquidity, accessibility, and innovation to an asset class that's been largely unchanged for decades. But let's keep it real , tokenized stocks are still evolving. Before exploring any financial product, understanding the risks, mechanics, and regional availability matters more than FOMO. Binance bStocks are only available to eligible users in supported regions. Product availability varies by jurisdiction. #Binance • #BinanceAcademy • #LearnWithBinance

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  vikash j guru (@VikashJGuru) reported 13 minutes ago

  @binance Sir binance account showing problem with facial verification It's show the error code :- 609010 Plz solve problem of my account sir Bcz there are fund is also in my account

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  srinivas gogula (@srinimyr) reported 17 minutes ago

  Binance is not just one large wallet for every user. It operates blockchain wallets while maintaining an internal database that records how much crypto it owes each customer.

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  Neme Dancho (@calmi_ken) reported 20 minutes ago

  If you want slow money, trade spot on Binance. If you want quick money trade perps on Bybit. If you want life changing money, trade memes on Phantom. ITS LITERALLY UP TO YOU. NFA.

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  Ryan (@ryannnnnnnnnw) reported 20 minutes ago

  Yo @cz_binance @binance your database got hacked i have evidence of it and my balance was wiped to 0 not withdrawn and your support isnt doing anything without @nzpolice support and they're refusing to do their job and help with this investigation and you guys are refusing to do anything without the police... Can you guys fix this before i sue Binance.

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  Lisa manobal (@lisaManobal23) reported 20 minutes ago

  Most people compare bStocks to crypto. I'd compare them to a question instead: what if you never had to wait for the market to open? For as long as public markets have existed, access has been tied to a clock. Open bell, close bell, weekends off, holidays skipped. That's just been the default. Binance bStocks challenge that default directly. They're tokenized versions of real, publicly listed U.S. stocks, structured to trade around the clock for eligible users, using blockchain as the underlying infrastructure instead of a traditional exchange. A few things worth sitting with: The company behind the stock doesn't change. What changes is how that ownership gets represented and accessed. The 24/7 part isn't a gimmick, it's a direct consequence of moving settlement onto blockchain rails instead of a centralized market with fixed hours. This is still early. Eligibility and availability depend on your region, and jurisdiction affects what's actually accessible, so nothing here should be assumed universal. I'd frame this less as crypto invading stocks and more as infrastructure catching up to how people actually want to interact with markets, on their own schedule, not the exchange's. Always DYOR! #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  OG General (@TheOG_General) reported 21 minutes ago

  @clementetv_ $Hype is dog **** they will dump on you, also to much control they have as they own all the tokens so its the most easy token for them to manipulate the same as $BNB with @binance .

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  That Martini Guy ₿ (@MartiniGuyYT) reported 23 minutes ago

  Bitcoin open interest is starting to pick up again. BTC is currently trading around the $64,200 level, and one thing I’m watching closely right now is the amount of leverage returning into the market. Total Bitcoin open interest has climbed back to 765.82K BTC, worth around $49.24B. Over the last 24 hours, open interest has increased by +2.26%. The interesting part is where that positioning is coming from. CME open interest has jumped: +6.94% over the last 24 hours +6.08% over the last 4 hours That’s something I’m paying attention to because CME tends to reflect more institutional positioning compared to the retail-heavy exchanges. At the same time, Binance remains the largest venue with around $9.56B in open interest, but the increase there has been much smaller at +0.31% over the same period. So right now, we’re seeing leverage build back into Bitcoin, but it’s not just a retail-driven move. The important thing is that rising open interest alone doesn’t tell us where Bitcoin goes next. If Bitcoin continues holding the $64,000 area while open interest increases, it shows the market is absorbing new positions. If support breaks while leverage remains elevated, that’s where volatility can accelerate and liquidations can start flushing traders out. This is why I’m watching price action, liquidity levels, and positioning together. Bitcoin isn’t just moving based on buyers and sellers right now. It’s moving around where leverage is building. The next major move will likely come from whichever side gets trapped first. I'll be keeping a close eye on all of the data.

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  Jeztoshi (@cryptojezuz) reported 24 minutes ago

  The regulatory filter that killed half the dog-meme category last year is the exact reason $MANYU has upside nobody's pricing in. Binance US compliance means real exchange distribution, real liquidity rails, and a legitimacy moat that every dead dog-meme can't rebuild no matter how many green candles they print. $7.08M market cap. The other dogs that survived that filter are sitting at $19M to $150M. MANYU's the last one still under $10M with actual volume and a path to tier-one listings without legal risk. The mispricing isn't the chart. It's that traders see a token down 89% from highs and assume it's left for dead, when the reality is it's one of three sub-$25M dogs with the infrastructure to run when the category rotates back 🐳

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  ArxionLabs (@Arxionlabs) reported 24 minutes ago

  The case for tokenized stocks is that they trade 24/7. Across 33 tokenized US stock and ETF pairs on Binance, $983M changed hands last week. Only 40% of it inside the 09:30-16:00 session. That is not the market moving offshore. Pre-market and after-hours take another 29%. What is left - genuinely untradeable, overnight and weekends - is 30% of the volume spread over 52% of the clock. Per half hour: $184k in the session, $94k in extended hours, $52k when the share cannot be traded anywhere. The largest 30-minute moves fall in the same order: 45% / 32% / 23%. The wrapper is 24/7. The trading is not. It thins out in exactly the order you would expect from something still taking its cue from New York. $NVDA does 31% of its tokenized volume in untradeable hours. $TSLA 26%. The tokenized Nasdaq-100 does 65%. Caveats worth having: the venue is eight weeks old, and three names are 77% of the volume. Dropping the largest moves the number up, not down. Binance 30m klines, 29 Jul-5 Aug, basket named on the chart.

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  mmm666 (@zxc68984008) reported 25 minutes ago

  @kmfaysal726 @binance just updated to the latest version, seems to be running smoothly so far no issues noticed yet

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  LongTian (@LongTian8888) reported 27 minutes ago

  Woke up super early this morning and saw that TRON DeFi Summer S2 is starting tomorrow. TBH, I was kinda skeptical but the $2.35M reward pool caught my eye... It's like they're trying to make it easier for everyone to get started. Honestly, I'm still a bit confused about everything, but Binance Wallet partnership seems legit. Guess I'll have to check out JustLend DAO and see what this is all about... Not gonna lie, I was super busy with the kids yesterday, so didn't really look into it much. But seeing $2M+ in rewards? It's making me curious now. Just got the kids settled for nap time... Might have to dive into TRON DeFi Summer S2 when they're down. nGl, seems like a big deal, but I hope it's easy enough to use. I kinda need something simple right now... @justinsuntron @trondao #TRONEcostar

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  tarık (@tark45738292) reported 34 minutes ago

  @binance You add to your altcoin position just because the price has dropped significantly; then, when BTC falls, that altcoin drops another 30%. Next comes news that it’s been added to a watchlist—down another 30%—and then a delisting causes yet another 30% drop.

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  Finley⚡ (@finleymax) reported 34 minutes ago

  Stocks and blockchain used to live in separate worlds. Now, products like @Binance bStocks are showing how the two can work together. Binance bStocks are tokenized U.S. stock products that let eligible users in supported regions gain exposure to selected publicly listed companies through blockchain technology. If you’re hearing about them for the first time, here are a few things worth knowing: 🔹 They are not the same as buying shares through a traditional stockbroker. 🔹 They are designed for blockchain-based access and can be traded 24/7 by eligible users under the applicable product terms. 🔹 Their ownership structure, features, and availability differ from traditional stocks. Before trying any new financial product, ask yourself: ✅ What exactly am I getting exposure to? ✅ How does it differ from owning a regular share? ✅ What are the benefits and risks? ✅ Is it available in my jurisdiction? Technology keeps changing the way people access financial markets. The smartest move isn’t to chase every new product. It’s to understand how it works first. Education first. Decisions second. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Binance bStocks are available only to eligible users in supported jurisdictions. Product features and availability may vary by region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 36 minutes ago

  1/2 On Binance STXUSDT, the repeated exact trade sizes strongly suggest algorithmic market-making rather than random retail flow: 624.3 STX ≈ $83.60 620.7 + 3.6 STX ≈ $83.10 + $0.48 79 STX ≈ $10.58 107 STX ≈ $14.33 231.3 STX ≈ $30.97 These sizes appeared repeatedly, sometimes at the same price level. 2/2 That pattern supports a connected interpretation: STX may not be deliberately held down. A market maker may be managing inventory near neutral ahead of a catalyst, continuously recycling liquidity while absorbing sell flow near the lows. In other words: risk control + quiet absorption, not yet proof of directional accumulation or Wintermute activity. USD values are approximate, based on STX near $0.1339. Not financial advice

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  Market Edge Metrics (@mktedgemetrics) reported 38 minutes ago

  @crypto_vulture1 Agree on the trendline being key. Just flagged a solid bid wall on Binance — bids within 5 bps hit ~$53k (about 5× the 7-day median). Looks like book-building rather than a spike. If it holds it should help the structure stay intact on any retest lower.

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  Triệu Tiger (健东) 🎮 🌸 (@TrieuTiger) reported 41 minutes ago

  @kay_drake_ @binance @BinanceAcademy 24/7 access to stocks is a pretty big deal 🔥

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  ALTCOIN-BEAR™️ (@altcoinbear1) reported 43 minutes ago

  Binance Pay is now live on @Dexsport 🔥 We already support 87 coins across 26 networks. 🌐 Now with Binance Pay, depositing & withdrawing any of them is even easier Keep your funds on Binance and top up in just a couple of taps. 👆 No addresses. No bridges. No waiting. ⏳ Fast. Simple. Smooth.

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  gegege (@btcgege999) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Seth_l00 @binance I think you should contact online customer support. Binance often acts with user protection in mind – hear what they have to say

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  Hassan (@hassanz133) reported 45 minutes ago

  @DexlynLabs Absolutely 💯 right! Since 10/10 I've been using DEXs alot more often. Almost got wiped out on Binance after that supposed glitch plus the price manipulation on CEXs is insane now. I've seen stablecoins depeg for no reason, tokens dumping to 0 after huge pumps. It's nuts!

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  Daniel (@earthenware_red) reported 51 minutes ago

  @BinanceBrasil The fact that Binance has to keep reminding people theres no DM support says a lot about how persistent the scams are

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  Emaan 🦋 (@Emaanali556) reported 51 minutes ago

  @omemak_10 Unlike conventional stock markets that operate during fixed trading hours, Binance bStocks are designed to support 24/7 trading for eligible users.

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  Trend (@slm1161) reported 54 minutes ago

  Dear @binance @cz_binance @richardteng, ​The widespread issue of scammers stealing people's funds through phishing links MUST be resolved immediately. Scams are running wild, and security needs to be prioritized. ​Honestly, I no longer trust Binance. We need real action and better protection now! 🚨💸

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  The Block (@TheBlockCo) reported 54 minutes ago

  A Binance spokesperson told The Block: "While Binance does not comment on ongoing litigation, where necessary we will use courts and other forums to pursue what is right."