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	5 days ago
Angers	Login	30 days ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month 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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  Joe Swanson (@Joe_Swanson057) reported 3 seconds ago

  @Spectre_BTC @BinanceAcademy What if binance server stops?

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  RadarX (@RadarX_Crypto) reported 53 seconds ago

  @binance Buried in Binance’s own article: an estimated 6 million BTC already have exposed public keys from past transactions. Most can still move to new addresses before quantum computers get strong enough. But about 2.3 million BTC may end up impossible to protect in time.

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  Yasuhiro (@YasuhiroXZ) reported 2 minutes ago

  $KERNEL has been trending down for almost 4 months, nobody seems to care about it anymore, and price is now sitting around the $0.03–$0.036 area. This is usually where I start paying attention, not after everyone suddenly discovers the coin because it pumped 100%. I’m not expecting a straight line up. Let it build a base, shake people out, move sideways… I don’t mind waiting. But if this really turns into a bottom, $0.08–$0.10 is the area I’ll be watching. From this base, that’s almost a 3x. Maybe I’m early. Let’s see. $KERNEL #Crypto #Altcoins #Binance

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  Hoodroids (@hoodroids) reported 3 minutes ago

  @binance Location matters less when financial access is built for a global market

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  AliMuhammad12 (@alimuhamm007) reported 3 minutes ago

  @binance 📈 Trading Prompt: “Analyze [COIN/USDT] using trend, market structure, volume, support/resistance & liquidity. Give entry, SL, TP, R:R, invalidation and bullish/bearish scenarios. If the setup isn’t strong, say NO TRADE. Prioritize risk management.” #BuildWithYou

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  DALAT VENTURES (@Dalat_Ventures) reported 4 minutes ago

  🧭 THE "MAP" METAPHOR HERE IS DOING MORE WORK THAN IT LOOKS LIKE DeFi yield paths too complex? You need a clear map! Multiple customized yield schemes, no credit limit, no lock-up, long-term stable yields. 💭 My Take: The Real Problem This Is Solving Isn't "Yield" — It's "Choice Paralysis" I actually think the "map" framing is more honest than typical yield marketing. Most DeFi yield problems today aren't "there's no yield available" — it's the opposite: there are too many overlapping options (Pendle, JustLend, Gate DEX, Binance Wallet Strategy, and more, based on what USDD has rolled out recently), and figuring out which one actually fits your risk tolerance and timeline becomes its own research project. 🧠 Here's my honest reasoning: a "map" isn't really a new yield mechanism — it's a navigation and decision-making aid layered on top of yield options that already exist. That's actually a different kind of value proposition than most DeFi campaigns offer, which tend to just add one more yield option to an already crowded list rather than helping you choose between existing ones. 🎯 My honest take: if this genuinely simplifies decision-making rather than just being another program to evaluate, that's a more useful product than the yield percentage itself. Worth checking whether the "map" actually compares options side by side, or if it's really just pointing you toward one specific product with map-themed branding. @justinsuntron @usddio #TRONEcoStar

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  KngZg (@king11139) reported 7 minutes ago

  @worldlibertyfi @binance wtf? scam project

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  Rosemary (@Rosemary390693) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ADIChain_ @binance Always support

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  SalsaTekila (@SalsaTekila) reported 12 minutes ago

  @BittexXBT once you flex a +pnl people assume it’s the norm but when the tide turned and I lost 70% after paying 53% taxes in 2022 after the 2021 bull people think I wasn’t poor so that’s why I shilled rollbit okx bybit binance bitmex etc perfect windown to MILK ******** out of NOOBS

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  泰坦链 | DeFi (@TiTan_Web3_) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AhMeDI1001 Binance Wallet access is the actual headline

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  HappilyNorth (@happilynorth) reported 15 minutes ago

  @chadmasterxbt @Motoswap @binance Did you and Danny see my dm, Chad? Could use your help on this.

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  Alizeh Ali ✨ (@ali_alizeh72722) reported 16 minutes ago

  @SaniaWahee56344 Binance bStocks introduce a blockchain-powered approach, giving eligible users in supported regions access to tokenized U.S. stock products with 24/7 trading availability

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  Ferenc Erdős (@ErdosFerencc) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Jace_RecoupTeam @telegram The only problem I have with this is that I connected to the dApp through Trust Wallet's own app. How can it be that Trust Wallet doesn't check what other apps can be opened through its app? I'm obviously not going to argue with the Binance subsidiary, but this is beyond me.

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  hamza22 (@hamzasdiqque788) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @ansari_ali76454 @binance Already submit appeal and live chat but my appeal reject and not solve my issue

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  Shacrypto (@Shaco_xbt) reported 20 minutes ago

  Theres too much demand on binance Spot to be Not listing Marscoin The wicks will be 50m up and down weekly

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  Fida Ali (@alifida786) reported 21 minutes ago

  This $0.15 Coin Made Millionaires 🪂 What If You Bought BNB at the ICO? 📅 Binance ICO • ICO Price: $0.15 per $BNB • ICO Ended: July 3, 2017 • Funds Raised: $15 Million • Binance Exchange Launched: July 14, 2017 The crazy part? Someone who invested $1,000 in the ICO would have received roughly: 6,666 BNB At BNB's all-time high (around $790+), that investment would have been worth over $5.2 million. Fast forward to today... @binance processes billions of dollars in trading volume. BNB powers one of the largest blockchain ecosystems in the world: ✅ BNB Chain gas fees ✅ Launchpool & Launchpad access ✅ Staking & DeFi ✅ Payments across thousands of apps 2017 - Changpeng Zhao CEO (@cz_binance)

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  Rado | τsc (@RadoTsc) reported 21 minutes ago

  A live chain split just happened on Bitcoin. I spent 4 hours studying BIP-110 It changed how I see this network after 10+ years of holding. Long post. Worth it. 👇 My position first: Bitcoin is a monetary network. I hate spam. Ordinals and arbitrary data have no business in blocks. I still don't think this is a winnable fight, and I don't think the people promoting it are honest about who pays for it. THE PROBLEM IS REAL Core nodes permit arbitrary data in transactions. JPEGs, inscriptions, non-monetary payloads. Fake outputs used as storage sit in the UTXO set permanently. Every node holds that in memory forever. Higher hardware requirements mean fewer people running nodes, which means centralization. That concern is legitimate. WHAT HAPPENED AT BLOCK 961,632 BIP-110 nodes began rejecting any block that doesn't signal version bit 4. Not the contents. The vote flag. The actual data limits don't activate until block 965,664. The first non-signaling block arrived. They rejected it. Split. WHY THIS IS UGLY 2.6% of hashpower signals bit 4. So BIP-110 nodes now reject roughly 97% of blocks produced. They're building on a chain backed by 2.6% of hashpower. 10 minutes ÷ 0.026 = one block every ~6.5 hours. That chain doesn't merge back. Every block hashes its parent, so once the histories diverge they stay diverged. WHO ACTUALLY PAYS A miner signaling bit 4 still earns 3.125 BTC per block. On a chain no exchange lists. They cannot send it to Binance. They cannot convert it to dollars. The power bill arrives anyway. The loudest advocates run nodes. If this fails they change one config line and resync. Cost: an afternoon. The people with nothing at stake set the deadline. The people with power bills absorb it. THE PART THAT CHANGED MY MIND Retail node count was never leverage. 20,000 basement nodes carry less weight than one Binance node, because Binance is where BTC becomes dollars. 2017 worked because the exchanges themselves refused SegWit2x. Miners faced unsellable coins and folded in days. In 2026 every major exchange runs Core. The threat has no financial edge. WHAT I NOW BELIEVE Hashpower follows dollars. Dollars flow through exchanges. Exchanges run Core. So the nodes that actually set Bitcoin's rules are a handful of exchange nodes, not the thousands of us running one at home. Not a conspiracy. Just where the money is. I wanted node sovereignty to be real leverage. After 10 years I don't think it is. More on this as to how it ties to Bittensor $TAO maybe tomorrow 1/2 Happy to be proven wrong. @mattkratter @LukeDashjr @GrassFedBitcoin $BTC

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  0xInvariant (@0xinvariant) reported 22 minutes ago

  Someone says Binance is the biggest competitor of Hyperliquid. I don't think so. As @cz_binance himself put it, Hyperliquid occupies a market niche that Binance simply cannot compete in. A CEX is a CEX — it will never truly become a DEX, at least not under the current regulatory and business constraints. Binance remains the clear No.1 platform for retail traders. Hyperliquid, on the other hand, has established itself as the leading venue for on-chain traders and institutional capital that prioritizes self-custody, transparency, and permissionless access. They serve different segments of the market. Treating them as direct competitors misses the structural distinction. Maybe the true answer is that Hyperliquid has no competitor. @ZKSgu

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  𝐇𝐞𝐧𝐫𝐲𝐂𝐫𝐲𝐩𝐭 || (❖,❖) (@Henryisthyname) reported 25 minutes ago

  @RobertSagurton @binance @slx_fi calling it now, DFBA becomes the standard fix for CEX lag across every DEX

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  Vyacheslav Ops (@SlavaOPs) reported 35 minutes ago

  Every settlement mechanism has exactly one moment it trusts completely. On Polymarket's 5-minute crypto contracts, that moment was one second wide. The oracle wasn't broken. Chainlink reported the real price, accurately, every time. The vulnerability wasn't in what the oracle measured. It was in when. A single snapshot at the exact close of a 5-minute window means there's exactly one price in the universe that decides your payout — and if that price is cheap enough to move for five seconds, someone will. Here's the mechanism a Stanford and Singapore Management University study found running for months: Accumulate a position on Polymarket's up/down market before it closes. In the final seconds, push a large order through on Binance — the venue the oracle reads from — hard enough to move the tick the oracle captures. The snapshot lands on the pushed price. The contract settles in your favor. Reverse the trade immediately after. The market snaps back the moment the pressure lifts, because the move was never a real price discovery event. 821 accounts did some version of this. $8.2 million in profit, 93% of it pulled from retail traders holding the other side. One line from the researchers says it plainly: a bet the market treated as near-certain was overturned one time in three. The fix Polymarket shipped this week is almost boring: stop trusting one tick. Five-minute markets now settle against a 30-second average, fifteen-minute and four-hour markets against 60 seconds. Moving a 30-second average costs real capital held for real time — the cheap five-second push stops being profitable because it stops being decisive. I've spent enough time thinking about monitoring systems to recognize this instantly: a single measurement is not a measurement, it's a coin flip that happens to look precise. Any system that settles, liquidates, or pays out based on one point-in-time read — a price feed, a health check, a log line — has exactly the same shape of hole, whether it's a prediction market or a lending protocol's liquidation oracle. If you're building anything that acts on a price feed: the question worth asking this week isn't "is my oracle accurate." It's "how many seconds of manipulation does it take to fool the version of accurate my contract actually reads."

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  flocka (@optimist1237653) reported 36 minutes ago

  bnb summer, dyor nfa, think this might be the wagmi play forsurely ai influencer created by binance to help educate ppl about finance yi he spoke about having her likeness recreated by ai to do her job as an influencer has yet to be posted by any notable binance affiliates being posted on binance square weekly teasers coming from @binancezh account and big rollout expected this week - the play feels too obvious/too easy and that's usually when i get ***** viciously but it feels like there are almost no english traders in this coin, feels really overlooked which i like i think people will be completely blindsided by this coin just like palu

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  yak (@0xYAK) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Shilllin @a16z The algo definitely doesn’t help at all, I’m actually a little more tuned into the Binance content because I follow people like you. I try to stay in the loop but I can concede that I may have missed a few things because “CZ” doesn’t pop up often for me if that make sense.

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  Sultan (@sultan5568) reported 39 minutes ago

  @BitMart_SA My USDT-TRC20 withdrawals to Binance are automatically refunded. I tried 98.5 USDT and then 100 USDT. Both were refunded within about 30 seconds and neither generated a TXID. I tried to contact customer service but since 3 days no response

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  CryptoPulse (@CryptoPulseGLBL) reported 43 minutes ago

  🔔#Today's Headlines 1. The Bitcoin BIP-110 proposal has triggered a node fork; supporters have split from the mainnet and are currently 20 blocks behind the main chain. 2. Fractal will burn over 4.1 million FB tokens during its first halving and move forward with proposals such as FIP-102. 3. Berkshire Hathaway’s second-quarter net profit surged, while cash reserves declined slightly 4. The EU plans to revise the MiCA framework, focusing on access rules for non-EU stablecoin issuers 5. @circle confirmed the renewal of its USDC partnership agreement with Coinbase and ruled out a quarterly dividend plan 6. AI fund Situational Awareness has informed investors that it is not accepting new capital for the time being 7. @Bitwise CIO: Institutions May Inject Trillions of Dollars into Bitcoin Over the Next Decade 8. A suspected Bitcoin miner has deposited 2,802 Bitcoin into Binance over the past two days, worth $182 million 9. A whale shorting $102 million worth of Bitcoin was partially liquidated; the liquidation price for the remaining position is approximately $65,300 10. Robinhood Wallet has lowered the minimum amount for gas sponsorship from $5 to $0.50

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  gobullish.ai (@Gobullish_ai) reported 49 minutes ago

  📰 Market headlines • FPIs pump in ₹12,290 crore in first week of August, equities lead the charge • Eveready Industries Q1 profit rises over 22% to ₹37 crore, revenue grows 9% • US Treasury yields fall as jobs report dashes hike bets • BEML Q1 loss narrows to ₹27 crore • Binance vs Redotpay lawsuit: Alleged fraud, customer diversion to rival product, claim over $470 million loss—10 points

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  Ceylon Crypto Community (@CeylonCryptoC) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Coco_Airdrop Ask the bank about what payment has The issue , get the date find what is the order for that time , Appeal the order Give CS order id I had to go to the CID for several times because of binance p2p But binance helped me

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  Crypto Liam (@CryptoLiam__) reported 50 minutes ago

  @binance 😴I dreamed that Cz’s Aster had broken even. I checked Binance and saw it’s still at $0.60. @cz_binance Aren't you in a hurry to break even?

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  jan (@january0715) reported 55 minutes ago

  daily meme bsc $Bcard: trend of binance kols posting bcard with the common content: “one binance account, you can trade 24/7 with 7,000+ stocks, why bother running east and west?" everyone expects Yihe to post a bcard like last time. sol $Jimothy: x2 after elon post grok video abt raccoon $STONK: first launchpad allow launch token pair with stock/token, raydium had a post mentioned “People are launching memes and pairing them with stocks?” $Frohorse: Horse created a fomo account, cented created a coin and sent him 65% of the supply. Horse was like “ohhh what is this, how to claim the fee, someone help me figure it out.” after he found out, he sold $32k worth of the coin. rh: they’re currently busy with launchpad civil war, so nothing special today. also uniswap is learning to join meme cult

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  Alizeh Ali ✨ (@ali_alizeh72722) reported 55 minutes ago

  @ansari_ali76454 @binance @BinanceHelpDesk plz solve this issue

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  Coin Coach Signals (@CoinCoachSignal) reported 57 minutes ago

  Nobody warns you that the hardest part of crypto isn't buying. It's selling. Years back I watched my $BTC run up nicely and told myself "just a little more." Then watched it round-trip all the way back down while I froze, waiting for a top that had already passed. The lesson cost me more than once before it stuck: you don't have to sell everything, but sell something. Take a little off when you're up. Let the rest ride. Green on a screen isn't yours until you realize it. Now I set targets before I buy, not after. Even with $BTC the one everyone says to just hold forever I decide "if it hits this, I trim a bit." Boring. Unemotional. It saves me from myself. You'll never catch the exact top, and $BTC has humbled better traders than me. But you can walk away with more than you started with and that's the whole game. What's a lesson the market taught you the expensive way? #Bitcoin #Crypto #Binance