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.

• Website (40%)
• Transactions (20%)
• Mobile App (20%)
• Login (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	22 days ago
Angers	Login	2 months ago
Itu	Website	2 months ago
Seattle	Website	2 months ago
Nice	Mobile App	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	3 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Haia OS (@haia_os) reported 11 seconds ago

  Everyone shipped the rails this year. AWS put AgentCore Payments into general availability. Cloudflare turned the old 402 status code into a working monetization gateway. Binance opened its exchange to trading agents. Coinbase reports over 165 million x402 payments in the protocol's first year. Here is what none of those launches included. A layer that decides whether a given payment should fire before it does. A record of who authorized the agent and how far that authority extends. A way to see, after the fact, that the agent acted inside its mandate. The rails answer how an agent pays. They do not answer whether it was allowed to, what it was allowed to buy, or who carries the consequence when it gets that wrong. That layer is not a roadmap item anymore. It is the part of the stack that decides whether any of this clears a compliance review, and right now it is the emptiest part.

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  比特牛 (@_BitBull) reported 34 seconds ago

  @XSeyvion Binance announced this maintenance in advance. It is not a surprise, not a hack, not a chain issue. Routine wallet upgrades happen on every exchange.

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  Rajiv (@MemeCoinRajiv) reported 1 minute ago

  @utexocom Users with funds on Binance still have access to withdrawals, right?

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  Bull WXT (@BullWXT) reported 4 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Hello @BinanceHelpDesk @binance We need a clarification on what is happening with the trading of $NES on Binance Alpha. You are telling everyone who requests clarification that they can indeed place orders, but the unnatural thing is that they will indeed place sell orders and the sale will never be executed at all, unlike the other platforms which are working normally. Please clarify the matter for the users because this is an unnatural situation

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  Paul (@Paulxbtc) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Shurta07 Check with Binance support fast. They might help

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  SwapSpace (@SwapSpaceCo) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance 2009 -50 BTC per block 2012 Halving - 25 BTC 2016 Halving - 12.5 BTC 2020 Halving - 6.25 BTC 2024 Halving - 3.125 BTC 2028 Halving - 1.5625 BTC 2032 Halving - 0.78125 BTC ~2140 - last BTC mined

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  Cryptodialz (@cryptodialz) reported 11 minutes ago

  Why Binance may list the original $CATE on BNB Chain? • Reward long-term builders not cross-chain copycats • Binance may NOT support a Pumpfun token created by copying an established BNB Chain asset. • $CATE Built Rise of Cats and LudoWin on opBNB • Cate Supported #BNBChain through every market cycle Crypto needs standards. Listing $CATE ON BNB would show that genuine builders matter.

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  Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BiplabDeys @_RichardTeng Good to see Binance Charity actually showing up for Assam. 3.3 crore to Goonj is real help, not just a statement.

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  Johnny 💎 Buy Now (@Cryptilt) reported 12 minutes ago

  I spent the last 10 years and 1,000 coins thinking to myself "Why ******** did Binance list that, there must be some crime going on, there's like no volume on it, this is outrageous!" NOW I simply buy the viral coins on BNB and await greatness If I'm wrong, at least I sleep well every night (it's a holders game) BUT if I'm right... FREE HOUSE!

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  Junsha (@Junsha261304) reported 16 minutes ago

  924638771 my binance id plzzz help me 100 usdt @MrBeast

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  猎鹰-发哥{强得可怕}求互关 (@lieyingfage) reported 16 minutes ago

  0x4154b19017a63d054ad1888bbde1e188253a7777 First, let me explain how I’m currently interpreting this account. On August 25, I first noticed that He Yi had followed Randy’s account. At the time, though, I thought there was still a fairly high chance that it could be a LARP. For example, someone could have acquired an account that He Yi was already following and then changed the username, name, and profile. Because of that possibility, I briefly took a position but ended up cutting it. However, the situation has now become a little more interesting. At around 3 PM on August 26, the official Binance account also followed Randy. If you look at Randy’s profile, it says: “Global Affiliates at Binance” At first glance, the obvious conclusion would be: “He’s probably just someone working in global partnerships or marketing at Binance, so he likely has nothing to do with the AI model.” But there are a few details that I find unusual. Randy’s account itself was only created in August 2026. If this were simply an ordinary partnerships or marketing employee, why would He Yi follow a brand-new account almost immediately after it was created, followed by the official Binance account just one day later? There’s another interesting detail. Looking through Randy’s activity on X, the only activity that really stands out right now is a retweet of a Binance video featuring its AI Agent model. There are barely any original posts related to the kind of marketing, partnerships, or affiliate work you would normally expect from someone with that role. So this is the part I find most suspicious: If Randy is simply a regular partnerships or marketing employee, why did both He Yi and the official Binance account follow an account created just this month, only one day apart? And the fact that one of the account’s only notable activities happens to be related to Binance’s AI Agent content makes it even more interesting. Because of this, I’m keeping one possibility open. What if Randy isn’t simply an employee account, but actually a new AI model or AI character that Binance is preparing to introduce, with the role “Global Affiliates at Binance” assigned to it so that the character can be used for real marketing, partnerships, and promotional activities? If Binance is planning to develop an AI model into an actual character and marketing vehicle, similar to Summer, then I think this could potentially become a very significant narrative. Of course, for now, this is nothing more than my own speculation based on connecting several circumstantial clues. Randy could absolutely still be a real person. So rather than taking what I’ve written at face value, I think everyone should check the account, the follow relationships, and its activity history for themselves, think it through carefully, and make their own judgment.

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  Handbag popoff 🦄🩵 (@yatovite) reported 18 minutes ago

  IMO there is no better NFT value buy than @neiro. Free mint, 9 months of consolidation. We are about to enter a serious bull szn. Let's just put it like this. If there is a memecoin listed on binance with a nft collection with a market cap lower than 1% of the coin you APE that ****. This is where you buy the ones you really like before they become our of reach. With that said most of them are already off the market. Go ham when nobody is paying attention.

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  ap (@apcryptoreal) reported 18 minutes ago

  @binance bull ****

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  Peggy (@0xPeggy_) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Shurta07 Check the transaction status on Etherscan and contact Binance support immediately for recovery guidance and potential freeze action

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  Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported 22 minutes ago

  @WazzCrypto Getting blocked as an EU user is a licensing issue, not Binance deciding you’re a europoor. MiCA made a lot of venues tighten access.

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  M (@BrunJ3353) reported 25 minutes ago

  @dangambardello The whole market is now being suppressed and held down by binance wintermute and Jane Street. They pump and dump until they are regulated. The market is a joke until regulations. No regulation is because of the greedy clowns behind the scenes holding it back to pack there bags.

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  BlackFace (@blackfacexyz) reported 26 minutes ago

  @eth_taco @binance @BinanceArg **** off, loser.

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  FreedomChaser (@4FreedomChaser) reported 29 minutes ago

  @CryptoMichNL Worth noting $89K held as resistance in the last two tests this week per Binance data - a clean break needs volume confirmation, not just a wick. If it flips to support, $82,700 retest thesis makes sense before the next altcoin leg. NFA. bitcoin:native #BitcoinRecovery

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 30 minutes ago

  MUBARAK isn't ready yet — it's stuck under a ceiling near $0.0197 with the nearest real floor all the way down at $0.0170, and that's the wrong shape to lean into. A clean 4-hour close back above $0.0197 on strong volume is what would put it back in play. Zoom out and the bigger picture is actually fine. On the daily chart MUBARAK is still trending up and trading comfortably above its longer-term average price — the trend hasn't broken. The problem is the shorter-term setup underneath it. On the 4-hour chart the coin is stuck in the middle of its range. There's roughly 2% of room up before price runs into that $0.0197 ceiling, and more than 12% of room down before it finds the last area where buyers actually stepped in and defended. That's a lopsided trade — a small win available and a much larger drop possible — and it's the core reason this one stays on the watchlist, not the front page. Momentum backs that up. On the 4-hour chart the push behind price is still fading rather than turning back up. The 1-hour chart is weakening right underneath the same $0.0195–$0.0197 zone. And the little bounce on the 15-minute chart is running straight into that resistance, not breaking away from it — the kind of move that usually gets sold. Two things would change the read. A flush down to around $0.0170, where buyers have defended before, would give the setup a real floor to work off. Or a decisive 4-hour close back above $0.0197 on strong volume would prove the ceiling is broken and bring this one back into focus. Until one of those happens, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $MUBARAK · Available on Binance

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  Revo (@Revolution_x_x) reported 32 minutes ago

  @JakeGagain @binance wendy the coyote needs help

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  Interlink Network Viet Nam Community (@interlinklabsvn) reported 33 minutes ago

  Listing Agreement Between a Project and a Crypto Exchange (Summary) A Listing Agreement is a contract between a project and an exchange. It typically includes multiple components, not just a single listing fee: 1. Listing Fee: Ranges from $0 to several million USD depending on the exchange tier. Smaller Tier-3 exchanges may charge around $15,000–$30,000, while Tier-1 exchanges such as Binance and OKX may involve total first-year costs of approximately $500,000–$5,000,000. Some exchanges accept project tokens instead of cash, which may then be used to support the listing campaign. 2. Deposit / Security Deposit: Particularly for Binance, a substantial deposit may be required. There have been reports of deposits reaching millions of USD, potentially in BNB, which may only be returned after a “clean” delisting. 3. Token Allocation to the Exchange: Tokens may be allocated for airdrops, marketing, or reserves. The project should clearly negotiate lock-up periods, usage limits, return conditions, and transparency/reporting requirements. 4. Market Maker Commitment: This is almost mandatory for Tier-1 and Tier-2 exchanges, and the project generally needs to arrange it before approval. Key points include who controls the inventory, which trading pairs are covered, and how performance is reported. 5. Ecosystem / Marketing Fund Contribution: This is typically negotiated separately from the core listing fee. Process The overall process may take approximately 6–12 months: Application & screening (1–2 months) → technical evaluation/audit (1–2 months) → compliance/AML-KYC review (2–4 months) → commercial negotiations (1–2 months) → technical integration (1–2 months) → announcement & launch (2–4 weeks). Legal Considerations The U.S. SEC has previously taken the position that certain listing-fee structures—particularly arrangements involving token payments and financial benefits—could potentially be viewed as involving unregistered securities. Coinbase is an exception in that it has stated that it does not charge listing fees and evaluates assets based on their merits, although preparation costs such as audits, legal work, and market making can still reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. Negotiation Principle Projects should not negotiate only the listing fee. A full-package agreement should cover token terms (lock-ups, usage limits, and returns), market making (control rights and reporting), and all associated marketing commitments. This is a common industry model based on third-party analysis and is not an official disclosure from Binance, OKX, or Coinbase. #Interlink #ITLG #ITL

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  Crypto Diva (@Anita1Diva) reported 38 minutes ago

  @abstaina_eth GM 👀 At this point, a Binance shutdown doesn’t even sound impossible. With all the controversies piling up, the bigger question is how long they can keep everything running before something finally breaks. $BTC

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  TOMIWA (@tmxcrypt) reported 39 minutes ago

  @sixsevenapp @binance Wtf are you guys doing?

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  MLG Wiktor 🎮 (@MLGWiktor) reported 41 minutes ago

  $SUE on @Sue_BSC is building and getting more eyes even by Binance. Looks like the Bnb one is the one that CZ will support.

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  FortunaShield (@FortunaShield) reported 42 minutes ago

  @binance 24/7 access to NVDA in three wrappers is basically giving degens a menu and a live grenade.

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  Cryptocrat (@Cryptocratico) reported 48 minutes ago

  BINANCE RECORDS ITS LARGEST USDC NET INFLOW IN NEARLY SIX MONTHS CryptoQuant data show Binance received more than $470M in net USDC inflows on August 24—its strongest positive daily USDC netflow since March 3. This materially increases deployable exchange liquidity, but it does not confirm that $470M was used to buy crypto. The funds may also support derivatives collateral, market-making, OTC activity or internal liquidity management. The signal becomes decisively constructive if the inflows persist and are followed by measurable spot demand.

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  Vincent Sun (@vincent_sun_bro) reported 50 minutes ago

  @binance Tool access is cheap; the production moat is a side-effect ledger that records every wallet action, retries safely after a connector dies, and hands control to a human before funds move twice. Agent economies earn trust at the recovery boundary.

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  Professor on chain (@Proxonchain) reported 52 minutes ago

  $ONG just ripped +27% and broke $0.12, but the real story is the leverage. Open Interest just printed a vertical god candle, hitting $40.9M in an hour (mostly Binance & Bybit). A ton of leverage just piled in and squeezed the shorts out of their positions. Price sliced right through $0.11 and $0.12 resistance. The catalyst? The V3.1.2 EVM upgrade is live, pushing the $ONG utility narrative hard. If bulls hold $0.120 as support, it sends higher. If not, get ready for a violent leverage flush. Manage your risk.

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  Kawaii Nguyen 🥷🏼🔶🦅 (@haonguyen6868) reported 54 minutes ago

  🚨 Overnight Crypto Market Update Bitcoin stayed range-bound between $92,800 and $94,200, closing near $93,680 as buyers defended support without forcing a breakout. The real strength came from smart-contract platforms. ETH gained 3.8% to $3,478, clearing $3,450 resistance as ETH/BTC climbed to 0.0379. SOL outperformed with a 5.1% move to $149.20, backed by whale accumulation and a 12% spike in meme-coin volume across Solana DEXes. XRP added 2.9%, TON rose 3.2%, while BNB, DOGE and ADA posted smaller gains. Total market cap increased 1.4% to $2.87T as Bitcoin dominance slipped from 52.8% to 52.4%, confirming modest rotation into altcoins. A record $1.1B in stablecoin inflows and a patient Fed tone supported risk appetite. No major hacks or outages were reported, though Binance and OKX saw brief liquidity hiccups. BTC remains the anchor, but ETH and SOL are clearly leading the overnight bid. 👀

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  BitBull (@AkaBull_) reported 59 minutes ago

  One thing Gen Z has changed about investing is the belief that you need a lot of money before you can start learning. Previous generations often viewed investing as something for later in life after building a career, earning more and saving enough to enter the market properly. Today, that barrier is much lower. A young person can study an asset and begin with a small amount directly from a phone. Platforms like @binance provide access to digital assets, while Binance Academy helps beginners understand important concepts before participating. Starting small can make investing feel real. Volatility is no longer just a definition. Fees become clearer when you see their effect on a transaction, and market cycles make more sense after experiencing both excitement and uncertainty. But a small investment does not automatically mean small risk. Someone can invest a small amount in a highly volatile asset, use leverage without understanding it or buy something simply because it is trending. The amount may be small, but the decision can still be poorly informed. Social media makes this more difficult. The same phone that provides financial education also delivers profit screenshots, predictions and viral tokens. A beginner can move from hearing about an asset to buying it within minutes. That speed is convenient, but it can remove the pause that responsible decisions often require. Before buying, I think it helps to ask: Do I understand what I am buying? Am I interested because I researched it, or because everyone is discussing it? How much could I afford to lose? Would that loss affect money needed for daily life? Gen Z is also comfortable exploring stocks, Bitcoin, stablecoins and tokenized assets through digital platforms. More choice creates opportunity, but every product works differently. Owning a spot asset is not the same as using leverage. Holding a stablecoin is not the same as keeping money in a bank account. An earning product does not guarantee profit. Understanding these differences matters more than simply having more options. Investing should not replace budgeting, emergency savings or responsible debt management. Money needed for rent, education, bills or medical expenses should not depend on whether the market rises next week. The real advantage Gen Z has is not getting rich faster. It is having more time to learn, recover from small mistakes and develop better financial habits. The strongest young investors may not be those who find the next trending token first. They may be the ones who verify information, control their risk and remain patient when the market becomes emotional. Technology has placed financial markets inside our pockets. The phone provides access, but knowledge and discipline still come from the person holding it. How do you think Gen Z is changing investing? Educational content only. NFA. DYOR. Availability may vary by region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance