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 (38%)
• Website (38%)
• Mobile App (13%)
• Login (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	16 days ago
Itu	Website	23 days ago
Seattle	Website	23 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	1 month ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  Ξliézer Ndinga (@elindinga) reported 2 minutes ago

  BitMart has reportedly stopped withdrawals a few hours ago per @lookonchain. Halts of exchange withdrawals are always the canary in the coal mine. Here is why: 1/ BitMart only holds roughly $30.7m in total assets; historically they had nearly 17x that amount at $500m in the last cycle. 2/ They got hacked for nearly half of the assets back in 2021 and never recovered from this, losing customer trust. 3/ The lion's share of their total assets held on-chain is split between Tron (28%) and Binance Smart Chain (23%), followed by Ethereum (22%) and Polygon (13%). 4/ The top tokens held on those chains have very thin liquidity; names I have never heard of. The largest holding on Tron has less than $61m in market cap and $25 of reported 24-h volume per @coingecko (!!). 5/ I don’t think the wind-down of operations will have any material impact on the majors as BitMart doesn’t hold any BTC (!!) per @arkham. IMO this shows maturity (and a bottoming period in this cycle) of the asset class, where direct spot trading (onramps) will be dominated by regulated businesses, mostly banks, neobanks and broker-dealers. Exchanges such as Coinbase and Kraken will benefit from this tailwind. Binance to me is a grey zone outside the Asian markets and LatAm due to past litigations.

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  RawBooty.com | Price ≠ ΣFCFₜ/(1+r)ᵗ (@RawBooty2) reported 3 minutes ago

  @JasonEBurack The primary question i'd be asking myself if i cared is does what binance do primarily a) increase supply b) primarily increase market access. if it's mostly market access, i'm not sure i'd call it counterfeiting. i'd more inclined to classify it as a synthetic product.

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  BraveTom (@BraveTom) reported 5 minutes ago

  @binance @filipebinance This is important, let's build and support each other

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  G dog (@gdogf26) reported 5 minutes ago

  @BitMEX is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing it of running an internal trading desk that hunted its own customers’ liquidations. Maybe @binance should be investigated for October 10 2025 The post from @van00sa (July 26, 2026) accurately summarizes the core claims in a complaint filed July 23, 2026 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York by BKX Services Inc. and David Namdar. The suit was filed the same day BitMEX (operated by HDR Global Trading) announced it would permanently shut down on September 23, 2026. Main allegations in the complaint • An internal “Insider Trading Desk” (allegedly run largely by former Head of Business Development Gregory Dwyer) had “God access” to confidential customer data, including hidden orders and exact liquidation prices — information BitMEX told users was private. • Software calculated which price moves would trigger the maximum number of customer liquidations; the desk then traded to push the market there. • Positions were auto-liquidated while remaining collateral was still worth roughly twice the actual losses. Excess Bitcoin was routed into BitMEX’s insurance fund instead of being returned. • During the March 13, 2020 crash, servers froze for ~25 minutes, locking users out while ~$800 million in leveraged positions were liquidated. The internal desk allegedly continued trading through the outage. • Plaintiffs claim combined losses of 622.66 BTC (BKX ~305.81 BTC across 13 liquidations in 2018; Namdar ~316.85+ BTC across multiple liquidations 2019–2020). They seek return of the Bitcoin itself (replevin) plus compensatory and punitive damages. The proposed class covers U.S. customers who traded BitMEX Bitcoin swaps from July 23, 2018 onward. Defendants named include BitMEX/HDR entities, co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed, plus Gregory Dwyer. A nearly identical set of claims appeared in a 2020 class action that was closed in June 2025 without a ruling on the liquidation issues. BitMEX’s current CEO has called the new suit “spurious and opportunistic,” saying the exchange has successfully defended similar claims before and will do so again.

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  Killa (@KillaXBT) reported 6 minutes ago

  Everyone’s out here suddenly preaching that CEXes are dead and DEXes are the future. Just cause @BitMEX & @BitMartExchange are shutting operations. Just remember what actually went down on @HyperliquidX during the 10/10 cascade. Roughly $16 billion got liquidated across the whole market that day. About $9 billion of it was on Hyperliquid alone. Hyperliquid isn’t bigger than Bybit or Binance. Yet it produced liquidations roughly double the size of both of them combined. Binance had around $1B liquidated. Hyperliquid? $9.2B. Price wicked hard into levels that had never even been tested on other platforms. $BTC literally de-pegged then re-pegged so quickly that nobody could react/notice. All they knew was that they were liquidated. Positions got auto-deleveraged left and right so the platform itself didn’t eat the losses and go under. The traders did. So much for decentralisation & protecting the users. People got wiped out on levels that, in any normal liquid market, never should have been tested. And the people who shilled hyperliquid? Dead silence. Almost zero discussion on the topic, like the whole thing never happened. These DEXes don’t just facilitate trades. A big chunk of the business model is the liquidation engine itself, extracting value the second people get forced out. So spare me the cult narrative that DEXes are the inevitable next big thing. Cause I can assure you, there’s not a chance in hell I’ll ever trade on a platform like that. I’d rather trade on a CEX with deep order books and strong liquidity than risk dealing with failures when volatility hits.

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  c1acege (@c1acege) reported 11 minutes ago

  @MrsTanju @BinanceWallet same man wtf with binance?!?!? @BinanceWallet

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  ODYS (@odysx2) reported 11 minutes ago

  this guy also in the scum coin . they ripped off the owners on sol when they said buy either is rhe same @cz_binance . I hope binance dont collaborate with these con artists . even yesterday I was reassured all good . today sol mefai holding went to 120% plus down ... #mefai

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  Eric (@ericgudboy) reported 12 minutes ago

  $AEON - @AEON_Community goes live on Binance Alpha today (~10:00 AM UTC). After nearly a month without a new Alpha listing, this one has my attention. Strong narrative, backed by YZi Labs, and some products are already live. Expecting plenty of snipers at launch, so volatility could be high. My plan: claim the Alpha airdrop first, take a small entry, then wait for things to cool down before adding more. 0x277add739c6e0477616948357af9e79fe1ec9b80 Not financial advice. DYOR.

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  donnie (@blackhack33) reported 19 minutes ago

  @GoGalaGames @GoGalaGames will soon hit number 200 on Binance it’s a dead token to many issues with founders sueing each other token crashes on a daily to much selling pressure don’t waste money on this scam

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  Cihan (@CihunSol) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AdriansCryptoo @BitMartExchange @binance yeah it’s a slow grind not a sudden crash

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 32 minutes ago

  $ESPORTS — Wild volatility, and the wallets tell the real story 📊 Price down -50.85% today at $0.029688, whipsawing hard between crashes and sharp recovery pumps. Chart shows a clean descending structure, lower highs into resistance near 0.043, but higher lows forming underneath, a classic compression before a decisive move. On-chain flows explain a lot of this chop. One address (0x10334A7F90405c788A377b59F94b55579136A3C1) has been repeatedly routing large ESPORT transfers straight into Kraken, one recent transfer alone moved 1M ESPORT (~$48.7K). This isn't isolated either, multiple wallets are funneling 800K-1M+ tokens into Kraken within hours of each other, a pattern consistent with repeated dumping pressure hitting the exchange. This kind of repeated sell flow lines up with the crash-and-pump cycle we're seeing on the chart, sharp dumps into Kraken, brief relief pumps, then more selling. Watch the wallets here more than the candles. DYOR. NFA. #ESPORTS #Binance

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  Sunny (@rahmatullha399) reported 33 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet I have 255 point but facing error during claim already 30 days has passed nothing received from binance shame on this useless system

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  klos (@klos) reported 35 minutes ago

  @duonine Yeah, but if their main market is in Europe where they couldn't secure the license (even Binance failed to do it), then it may be a wise decision to shut it down while withdrawals are still possible.

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  KINGZ DEE (@KINGZ_DEEE) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Monothiez Only Binance and coinbase Others can shut down tomorrow

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  nicologqbroadesk (@nicologqbroade1) reported 37 minutes ago

  Binance UK has halted its crypto convert feature, now only allowing trading. Traders await Binance's UK and EU licenses to restore full services. Will licensing help rebuild user trust? 🚀 #Crypto #Binance #Regulation

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  Limitless Network (@Limitless_LNT) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Blockchainwork5 As a Developer and close ties to Binance I can 100% positively say this is false and Binance is not shutting down. Binance and the BNB blockchain will be alive and thriving for Many years to come with no sign of ever shutting down. Sincerely: Limitlessly Network Dev (Eric)

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  Toufik Alahi (@M_A_Toufik) reported 43 minutes ago

  @alamin87950 I'm also facing same problems Sove reward revoked @binance @BinanceHelpDesk

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  Bitcoin Believer (@wocaijiemeng) reported 44 minutes ago

  @cz_binance In November 2023, CZ stepped down as CEO of Binance. He said: “I made mistakes, and I must take responsibility. This is best for our community, for Binance, and for myself.” He also made one crucial point clear: The resolutions do not allege that Binance misappropriated any user funds, and do not allege market manipulation. Funds are SAFU. This moment actually proves Bitcoin’s real value: Even the strongest centralized platforms can face regulatory pressure. But Bitcoin itself depends on no founder, no company, and no exchange. It is truly decentralized — no single person can control it, and no single person can destroy it. #Bitcoin #Crypto

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  ʇɹɥɐW uıɯƎ ⚡Nuri.com (@em) reported 45 minutes ago

  @phantom decided to introduce their own "CASH" token running on @solana and people sending that on-mass to @binance to "cash out" which ends up in a permanent loss of their cash. Worse, previously it was just USDC or USDT on some chain, now CASH is on Solana, but it is not any of that, its just their own shitcoin, completely making it impossible for users to leave their ecosystem or transact p2p with other wallets except of phantom. It is all a big scam. Be careful out there. Stack Bitcoin.

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  cryptomega (@CryptomegaNews) reported 47 minutes ago

  Here's your latest crypto rundown: Crypto markets navigate regulatory shifts, security breaches, and macro uncertainty. * CLARITY hopes dim as BitMEX shuts amidst looming lawsuit. * South Korea's trading giant pilots onchain receivables tokenization with LG CNS. * WEMIX reports an attacker moved $724,000 following a contract breach. * Triple-A hot wallet losses now exceed $11.8 million from ongoing sweeps. * Fed rate decision looms, with 104 economists split against a 36% hike bet. * Binance Research notes $BTC is down 32% in 6 months, analyzing its next move. These developments highlight ongoing security challenges, institutional adoption efforts, and the persistent influence of macroeconomics on digital assets. #CryptoNews #MarketUpdate

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  FREEDOM of MONEY coin - $FREE since 2018 (@THE_FREE_COIN) reported 47 minutes ago

  @cz_binance @trustwallet @binance Hi CZ, no orderly wind down at all by BitMart... Look at the Financial reserves of BitMart as published on Coinmarketcap Since several weeks their financial reserves published includes 0 BTC, 0 USDT, 0 ETH, 0 BNB, 0 SOL, ... Their complete financial reserves exists of unknown altcoins, mainly traded on BitMart ... 81% of their financial reserve is SISC, an altcoin with only 10 K holders, only traded on Bitmart, LBank, Pionex, Picol exchanges SISC only has 5800 followers on X, and 140 followers on Telegram This can not be considered an orderly wind down, most traders will be forced to withdraw their funds in SISC (instead of in USDT, BTC, ETH, BNB, ...) which will be without value after trading on BitMart ends Over the last month, Coinmarketcap reported BitMart in the TOP30 of exchanges, with daily trading volumes up to 2 billion USDT ? Really, does that look as reliable information published by Coinmarketcap ? Certainly because the financial reserves of BitMart published on Coinmarketcap already indicated a comple absence of BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, USDT, ... Coinmarketcap is owned by the Binance group, but its reputation of reliable source of crypto information is impacted by this ...

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  Red.eth🐂🀄 (@0xRomel) reported 47 minutes ago

  Legacy oracles are Napster. @PythNetwork is Spotify. Here's what that means: Old oracles use "reporter nodes" that scrape data from public APIs data they don't own, creating legal risk, delays, and accuracy issues. It's the Napster model. Pyth uses first-party publishers Binance, Jane Street, Cboe, and 90+ institutions publish their own proprietary data directly. They own it. They get paid for it. No middlemen. No scraping. That's the Spotify model. And it's why Pyth can scale to 2,850+ feeds across 100+ chains without choking on middleman costs. ​ But here's the real kicker: The global financial data market is $50 billion+, dominated by Bloomberg and Refinitiv. Closed. Expensive. Permissioned. Pyth is building the open, on-chain alternative. Same institutional-grade data. Transparent aggregation. Available to any smart contract, anywhere. DeFi was phase one. Global finance is phase two. 650+ apps already integrated. $100B+ in volume. The price layer for the world's markets is being rebuilt on-chain.

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  Kingcodes (@vibelancer) reported 48 minutes ago

  BINANCE IS NOT JUST A CEX ANYMORE. $10B+ yield paid since 2019 and now BTCY prints weekly BTC via covered calls on your stack super-app pivot is payments not just spot + perps volume june stress: ~55% CEX reserves whales cut BTC inflows ~44% retail still louder by size BSC already at 450ms blocks ~5.2k TPS after H1 - H2 wants another throughput double next: a new L1 for AI agents + HFT aiming 100k+ TPS testnet end-2026, mainnet early 2027 POL hard fork support Jul 29 quietly keeps the rails warm cex drama elsewhere - $BNB ecosystem is still shipping infra while everyone doomscrolls exits $BNB $BTC $POL #Binance #BNBChain #DeFi

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  Trireme (@triremetrading) reported 49 minutes ago

  CEX Spot Volume Is Decreasing! @artemis data shows monthly spot volume across Binance, Bybit, OKX, Coinbase, Upbit, Cryptocom, Gateio, and Kraken falling from a peak near $16B to roughly $4B by mid-2026, a 74% decline since August 2025. What's actually driving it • Institutions are holding rather than rotating. Less active positioning means less spot turnover, independent of price. • Perpetuals keep absorbing trading activity that used to route through spot order books. • Liquidity is concentrating into fewer assets and fewer venues, not spreading across the market the way it did in past cycles. • Retail speculation is still well below prior-cycle levels. The volume that speculative retail used to generate hasn't come back. Why this matters beyond the chart Thin spot markets widen spreads, amplify price swings, and degrade price discovery. For projects, it means the buyers needed to absorb supply are harder to find, which makes liquidity strategy a bigger lever than it was two years ago, not a smaller one. It also explains what's happening at the exchange level. When core spot revenue is down 74%, platforms without a second engine, TradFi products, institutional flow, tokenized assets, run out of room first. That's the same pressure behind recent mid-tier exchange wind-downs.

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  William Kilgore (@Mojorising1970) reported 50 minutes ago

  @ChadSteingraber So Binance went down??

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  Abhi | AP Collective (@0xAbhiP) reported 51 minutes ago

  A few CEXs have shut down this week. That shouldn’t be surprising. The cost of running an exchange is absurd. Rough monthly operating spend looks something like this: • Coinbase 350-450M • Binance 120-200M • OKX / Kraken / Crypto com 60-120M • Bybit 50-90M • Bitget 35-70M • KuCoin / Gate / HTX 25-60M • MEXC 20-45M • Most tier 2 exchanges 15-40M • Most tier 3 exchanges 5-20M People don’t see the hundreds of employees, market makers, compliance teams, infrastructure, security, listings, sponsorships, and everything else that has to be paid for every month. When the market slows down, those costs don’t.

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  DelCrxpto (@DelCrxpto) reported 54 minutes ago

  @cryptophila13 @EddyDarko4 @binance They will never be as big by design, they will limit the number of users to 10% of those platforms users or less & provide these privileged traders with a white glove service experience.

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 54 minutes ago

  $BEAT has broken out of the ascending triangle, reclaimed the $3.00 breakout level, and is holding above it on the daily. Re-accumulation base built, higher lows stacking cleanly since. Currently at $4.122, up +17.37% today. Measured move from this breakout projects toward the same $10.00 target flagged three weeks ago, +143% from current levels alone. T1: $6.00-7.00 T2: $8.00 T3 (Max): $10.00 Structure still checks out. If breakout zone holds as support, this move continues. SPOT ONLY. Futures = your own risk, not mine. DYOR. NFA. #BEAT #Binance

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  Ricefarmer🍚 (@RiceFarmerNFT) reported 58 minutes ago

  @vortex_zinn Would it change everything if it was a different exchange shutting down instead of Binance? 🤔

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  Holamide (@Holamide002) reported 58 minutes ago

  When will Binance shut down @cz_binance