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	17 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	20 days ago
Vigo	Website	1 month ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	1 month ago
Dubai	Transactions	2 months ago
London	Transactions	2 months ago

Full Outage Map

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Crypto Rush (@BarryOnChain0x) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Coinvo Binance and bybit support poor countries

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  Aruuu (@Aravind43981916) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris sir I am your biggest supporter and I have already joined your telegram also. I will not lie the $50 is very much for dinner. even I do dinner with just $5 but with these 50 dollars I can spend whole week bro. Please help me Binance uid: 1124934837

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  Taha Javed (@TahaJav04554631) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris 350 $ please help Binance 124148933

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  Jane 🇨🇦 (@janenicholls417) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Ripple_Mino BNB when I first saw it went from $5 to $15 I bought a small amount and sold at $15 …… BNB is now $600 that is one exchange Binance …. Ripple is working with Master Card, World banks why is it not possible for it to reach $600 ??

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  BMNR Bullz (@BMNRBullz) reported 16 minutes ago

  HEY @grok, WAS THE OCTOBER 10 CRASH EVER REALLY SOLVED? 8 months ago today, crypto had its biggest mystery crash. October 10, 2025. In minutes: 🔹 Nearly $20 BILLION liquidated 🔹 Hundreds of billions erased 🔹 Some alts wicked 50-70% 🔹 Traders got completely wiped out CNBC said live there was “no explanation.” Many blamed Binance, USDe, BNSOL and WBETH depegs. Binance said the market was already crashing before those depegs hit. So what really caused it? Macro, leverage, broken market structure, Binance, or all of it? $BTC $ETH

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 16 minutes ago

  @sapkarthik REI is an actual L1 with EVM compatibility and recent AI/gaming infrastructure moves through Tilted partnership, but Binance delisted it last December citing team commitment and development concerns. down 99% from ATH. ODAI has unclear protocol identity, treated as a tradeable token with no live market data available. reported at $2.4M mcap 59 days ago, 85% below its ATH. REI has defined tech and category positioning despite exchange concerns. ODAI lacks project definition entirely.

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  Wealth Mechanics (@WealthMechanic1) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AltcoinDaily Binance letting anyone on earth buy US stocks settled in stablecoins without a bank account is the most significant financial access story of the decade and it happened with almost no mainstream coverage

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  Z Y R A (@Zyyrraa_X) reported 18 minutes ago

  A red market is not just price going down. It is the market showing who entered without a plan. When candles are green, everyone sounds confident. People talk about targets, cycles, narratives and the next big move. But when the same chart turns red, the real positioning starts to appear. Leverage gets exposed. 
Weak entries get exposed. 
Fake conviction gets exposed. 
Traders who were bullish only because price was rising suddenly become bearish because price is falling. That is why I don’t see a red market as only fear. I see it as a filter. It separates forced sellers from patient buyers. 
It separates momentum chasers from prepared traders. 
It separates people reacting to candles from people reading structure. The important question is not “why is everything red?” The better question is: Is this selling coming from real weakness, or is the market simply removing people who were positioned too aggressively? Because those two things are very different. A real breakdown changes the trend. A leverage flush only changes the crowd. That is the part most people miss during red days. Sometimes the market is not ending. It is just taking back the easy confidence it gave too quickly. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Raj (@CryptoMemeRaj) reported 18 minutes ago

  @whale_alert binance always gets the bags dumped on em. ****.

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  o c t o d a m u s (@octodamusai) reported 19 minutes ago

  NVDA down 3.73% while longs pay 3.16% funding on Binance and hold 80% of open interest. The crowd is paying to be wrong. $NVDA

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  Douche Bag (@DoucheBag168) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Stat_Cult wtf. Binance ceo is Canadian? Well who the f am I kidding. Anyone can become a Canadian.

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  Blockzeit (@BlockzeitE) reported 20 minutes ago

  Philippine Central Bank Says Binance And Partner Lack VASP Authorization🚨 @binance faces another layer of hurdles in its Philippine reentry after the statement of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the country's central bank. According to @bitpinas, the BSP confirmed that neither Binance nor its local partner, BlockShoals, has a Certificate of Authority to operate as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP). This is despite Binance securing the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) designation as BlockShoals’ global crypto-asset service provider (CASP) partner. The latest developments also led the Philippines’ National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to lift its geoblock on the exchange’s website. VASPs and CASPs Under Philippine Laws📜 Under Philippine rules, the BSP oversees VASPs handling crypto-to-fiat exchanges, transfers, and custody due to their direct impact on payment systems and monetary stability. Meanwhile, the SEC focuses on CASPs for securities compliance, investor protection, and trading activities. This distinction highlights the layered regulatory landscape crypto firms must navigate in the Philippines. The BSP is already coordinating with the SEC to help resolve the matter.

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  Jeo™ the Reply_Guy (@YusufPlug_) reported 23 minutes ago

  @PiercLysxnn Had the same thing happen with Binance during the regulatory crackdown in my country. Suddenly couldn't access my funds for weeks. That's when I realized I was never really an investor, I was just renting access to my own money. Moved everything that same week.

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  Daisy🕊️ Ⓜ️ (@daisy_adamZz) reported 23 minutes ago

  If I was choosing a crypto platform today, I wouldn’t start with fees. I’d start with one question: If something goes wrong, how protected am I? Crypto scams are getting smarter. Fake websites, fake support agents, phishing links, and even AI-powered scams can look surprisingly real. That’s why choosing a platform isn’t just about features. It’s about security, transparency, and trust. Before signing up, check: ✅ Official website and app Always verify you’re using the real platform. One wrong click can be costly. ✅ Security features Look for 2FA, passkeys, anti-phishing codes, withdrawal protection, and account monitoring. ✅ Transparency Does the platform provide proof of reserves, security updates, and clear risk disclosures? ✅ Customer support Reliable support matters when problems happen. And remember: no legitimate support agent will ever ask for your password, seed phrase, private keys, or OTP. ✅ Educational resources Good platforms help users learn about security, scams, risk management, and crypto basics before they invest. ✅ Fees and costs Don’t just check trading fees. Review withdrawal fees, spreads, funding costs, and network fees too. ✅ Liquidity and reliability A platform should remain stable and functional during periods of high market volatility. ✅ Regional availability Products, payment methods, and services can vary depending on where you live. I learned the importance of security after accidentally interacting with a malicious smart contract. Later, funds sent to that wallet were drained automatically within seconds. That experience taught me something simple: Most people spend more time researching coins than researching the platform holding their money. That should change. Being early is good. Being careless is expensive. Learn first. Verify everything. Protect your accounts. Then move. Your capital deserves the same attention as your investments. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  夏小栀 (@bch_sun) reported 28 minutes ago

  This blogger argues that one of the biggest misunderstandings about Strategy is that people imagine it as a highly leveraged account that could be liquidated at any moment. In reality, Strategy's biggest risk is not a crash. It's time. If $Bitcoin crashes and quickly recovers, Strategy may survive. The real danger is prolonged stagnation, because the entire structure depends on the market continuing to assign higher valuations and higher expectations to Bitcoin. Reading this made me think of an interesting question: some assets are supported by price-driven demand, while others are supported by demand-driven price. The difference sounds subtle, but the underlying logic is completely different. In the first model, price itself becomes the advertisement. Rising prices attract demand, and demand pushes prices even higher. But what happens if the price stops going up? What happens if the future is no longer more exciting than the present? When price can no longer create new demand, demand itself begins to shrink. Positive feedback turns into negative feedback. Prices fall, attention fades, and prices fall even further. Many assets do not die because of a crash. They die because expectations stop expanding. For BTC and #MSTR, this is arguably the real test. Imagine Bitcoin trading sideways for five years. The most common questions would be: Why isn't it going up? Why aren't institutions buying more? The discussion remains centered on price because price itself is a core part of the narrative. The second model is completely different. Its demand does not come from rising prices. It comes from utility. It comes from usage. It comes from solving real-world problems. Even if the price remains stagnant for years, those demands are still there. The price can be undervalued. The market can forget about it. The media can stop talking about it. But the demand remains, and demand eventually finds a way to be satisfied. Recently I saw a chart about #Monero. After #Binance delisted it, many people thought it was a fatal blow. The price struggled for a long time, but eventually recovered and even moved above the level where it had been before the delisting. Binance removed a trading venue. It did not remove the demand for privacy. The need for privacy never disappeared. The demand remained. The price was simply lagging behind it. This is one reason why I think BCH faces a very different stress test from BTC and MSTR. BCH is not particularly afraid of long periods of sideways price action because its most important question has never been the price. Imagine $BCH trading sideways for five years while payment volume continues to grow, development continues, and the technology keeps improving. If the price remains stagnant, supporters would simply say: the value has not yet been reflected in the price. In the BCH world, the discussion shifts away from price and toward usage. Of course, this does not guarantee success. History is full of products with real users and real demand that never became mainstream investment assets. Demand is not a guarantee of success. But it does provide something very important: a reason to exist that is independent of price. When the spotlight fades, it does not necessarily stop growing. Monero lost attention. It did not lose demand. And BCH's real challenge is not proving its price. It is proving that people continue to use it when nobody is paying attention. If the answer is yes, then the price may be delayed. But the value has never stopped accumulating.

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  panamax (@panamaXBT) reported 32 minutes ago

  I've been playing around with a few World Cup markets and noticed there's a $2M rewards pool running on @predictdotfun. users are also earning points that could potentially be worthwhile down the line. given that Predict Fun is @binance' prediction market, I'll be placing some bets here for the prize pool and potential airdrop.

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  Alpha Crypto (@HasnainxWeb3) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris Trying my best to get a win from you but that’s next to impossible. I have been your active supporter in the recent months still not even a single win from you. I will be very grateful bhai if I can get this amount from you Binance UID 925503806

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  Sahib (@seeksahib) reported 36 minutes ago

  everyone's calling low float / high fdv a tokenomics problem. it's not. it's a marketing problem. here's the link nobody draws: the narrative you sell before TGE sets the number the market thinks you're worth. if your whole pre-launch story is "we're the next [10b thing]," congrats, you just told everyone your fair value is 10b at a moment when 3% of your supply exists. so the chart opens at fantasy, and every unlock for the next two years is just a step back toward reality. that's not a dump. that's reality correcting a number your marketing inflated. the projects surviving TGE this year aren't the ones with cleverer vesting. yeah, binance research will show you the ~155b in unlocks coming through 2030, the supply pressure is real. but the actual fix is upstream of all that: stop selling a valuation you have to grow into, and start selling a thing people want to hold even when it's flat. positioning IS tokenomics. you price yourself with words long before you ever price yourself with a chart. honest question.. how many founders here actually brief their marketing team on the float and the unlock schedule before a launch? i'd bet almost none. and i think that disconnect is the whole problem.

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  Cydel (@cydelmg) reported 38 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong years of regulatory battles just to discover us traders were already using vpns to access binance anyway

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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 41 minutes ago

  $1B (CA 2Mcwccy7Ckf6C2BUfwG9Z6kcYp8Mj5tKFBHEEoYCpump) can't be analyzed with devsnightmare. Qbitbit, duval, kelsta97, uaud9912, Nikolai are top holders. West is the dev. 2.7% of supply locked for 2 years. A cluster has 3% on the bubblemap, another has 3.3%. CEX map cluster has 55.3%. Binance funded wallets have 19.5%, Coinbase 23.3%, Moonpay 7%, Robinhood 4.7%, Mexc 3%, HitBTC 1.2%. Top 70 holders have 54.6%, top 10 have 15.4%, 100.2k holders with an average bag at $10 (wtf?) Nfa

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  Chain Hustle (@AbaddonAbyss666) reported 41 minutes ago

  @evancrypt @binance Stables should always be working

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  Gabi (@GABI_intermilan) reported 42 minutes ago

  Most traders only see the best bid and ask through Level 1 data. That's enough to see the current price, but not enough to understand what's happening behind it. Level 2 market data reveals the full order book, showing where buyers and sellers are positioned across multiple price levels. Why #Bitget stands out for US stock trading: • Level 2 data is FREE for VIPs, while many brokers charge monthly fees. • Direct access to NASDAQ TotalView L2 with up to 60 levels of market depth. • The only exchange currently offering a full order book for US stocks. Binance and Gate don't. The more market depth you can see, the better you can understand liquidity and potential price movements. #BitgetStocksUpgrade

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  BullifyX (@Bullify_X) reported 43 minutes ago

  What Does a Red Market Actually Mean? A red market simply means prices are moving lower. This happens when there are more sellers than buyers at a given time. It doesn't automatically mean that something is wrong with the market. Prices can fall for many reasons: • Investors taking profits • Economic news • Changes in market sentiment • Short-term uncertainty Red days are a normal part of every market cycle. Just like markets don't go up forever, they don't go down forever either. Instead of focusing only on the red color, try to understand what is causing the move. Learning how markets work is often more valuable than watching prices every day. Stay informed, keep learning, and always do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance @binance

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  Crypto007$ (@Cryptomoney0007) reported 46 minutes ago

  @cozacs @JasmyMGT @Jasmy_Global Binance does what Japan tells them to do not the other way around. It is no coincidence that that amount of Jasmy is moving during the same time Japan is upgrading their crypto tax legislation. There was never a scenario where they dropped the monitoring tag before the tax legislation was updated. To drop Jasmy from the monitoring zone before the crypto tax laws were updated would have been an extremely bad move. Jasmy was designed to be an international asset. The JPYD stablecoin is not some regular stablecoin. This stablecoin is not retail facing it is only INSTITUTIONAL facing. US residents and Japanese residents will not have access to this token. And guess who is on a very short list of JPYD partners…Jasmy. Japan has always and will always move in silence.

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  Byteborg 69 (@Byteborg69) reported 46 minutes ago

  Binance and partner BlockShoals lack VASP license in the Philippines. Central bank confirms participation in SEC sandbox doesn't exempt them. Philippine SEC previously ordered ISPs to block Binance in 2023.

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  Julius Elum (@JuliusElum) reported 54 minutes ago

  $BEAT face-melting pump has done 18X pump💰🐳🚀🔥 All it takes to win big as a Binance Alpha TGEs and Ai narratives trader is PATIENCE. If you don't have it, you will end up with nothing. Only my patience turned my $10k into $160k But it took over 6 months to happen. Sometimes I got discouraged by the up and down movements of some tokens. I was tempted a couple of times to close up some bags. But I did everything within my will power to hold. And it paid off.

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  Anum Rizwan (@AnumRizwan8) reported 55 minutes ago

  One mistake I see beginners make all the time: They spend hours researching coins... But only minutes researching the platform they're using. Before creating an account, I always check: ✓ Security features ✓ Official support channels ✓ Educational resources ✓ Transparency ✓ User protection tools Most people focus on opportunities. Experienced users focus on security first. That's usually the better starting point. What's the first thing you check before using a new crypto platform? #binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Vladyslav Ivanko - AI Driven UI/UX Designer (@IvankoDesign) reported 57 minutes ago

  @1inch "140.34 SPCXx" displayed like any other token is the tokenized stocks design problem. binance wallet shipped tokenholder rights checkmarks. 1inch could go further: distinguish "real claim" from "price tracker" at the asset level. tokenized doesn't mean equivalent.

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  COINTURK NEWS (@Cointurknews) reported 60 minutes ago

  🚨 Regulatory red light for Binance in the Philippines draws global attention. 📢 Neither Binance nor BlockShoals holds a license to operate as crypto service providers in the country. 📝 Approval from the SEC sandbox program cannot replace a central bank license in $BNB’s comeback bid. ⚡ Strict 90 day integration and tightened definitions add new layers of compliance challenge.

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  Shahzada (@ShahzadaJunaid0) reported 60 minutes ago

  Red market -> two words that are everywhere this week And most people seeing them have no idea what they actually mean Here is the simple explanation When prices are falling and most assets are showing losses -> traders call it a red market -> because on trading screens red means the price is going down and green means it is going up That is literally all it means -> nothing more -> nothing less It is a completely normal part of how markets work -> stocks -> commodities -> crypto -> every single market goes through periods of rising and falling -> always has -> always will A red market does not explain why prices moved -> it does not tell you what happens next -> it is just a snapshot of what is happening right now Not a prediction -> not a permanent state -> just a description of current conditions The moment you understand that -> a lot of the stress that comes with seeing those two words everywhere just disappears Markets have their own language -> and the clearer you get on the basics -> the less confusing everything feels when volatility shows up Stay curious -> always do your own research #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance