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	12 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	14 days ago
Vigo	Website	1 month ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	1 month ago
Dubai	Transactions	1 month ago
London	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  Cas Abbé (@cas_abbe) reported 53 seconds ago

  THE BIGGEST SHIFT IN PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 Not in Banks but it’s happening online And, guess what? Pakistan is not suddenly interested in digital finance because it is trendy. It is happening because the old money system is too slow for how people live now. Across Pakistan and MENA, people are already using modern financial tools every day without even calling them that. Raast transfers, mobile wallets, online payments, freelancing income, remittances from Saudi and UAE, digital banking, stablecoins, crypto exchanges, investment apps. This is not future talk anymore. This is daily life. The real shift is that Pakistan is finally trying to bring this activity into a proper regulated framework. SBP recently allowed banks to open accounts for licensed virtual asset service providers after the Virtual Assets Act 2026, replacing the old 2018 restriction. Well! That means crypto-related businesses are no longer just being pushed into the grey zone. They are being moved toward licensing, compliance, AML checks, and formal banking rails. That is a big deal Not because everyone should go buy random coins. NO. Because it shows digital finance is becoming too important to ignore. At the same time, Raast is making instant digital payments normal in Pakistan. Overseas Pakistanis are sending billions home every year, with Saudi Arabia and UAE still among the biggest remittance sources. Freelancers are earning online. Small businesses are accepting digital payments. Young people are trying to understand crypto, stablecoins, fintech, and investing because money itself is changing. This is the shift: You don’t need to become an expert overnight. But you do need to understand the basics before the world moves without you. 1- Learn how digital payments work 2- Learn what virtual assets are 3- Learn why regulation matters 4- Learn how modern financial tools are changing real life, not just markets. The old system is not disappearing tomorrow. But the new one is already being built. Learn first and move smarter ☝🏼 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #learnWithBinance

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  wale.moca (@MocaWale23337) reported 3 minutes ago

  Not even the largest asset in the world can survive a binance listing. They have accomplished the impossible.

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  Professor Mike (@Professor_Mike1) reported 4 minutes ago

  $SOL Can't Catch a Break... Liquidity Looking Tasty Down Below. Short Entry: 66.00 – 66.30 SL: 69.10 TP1: 64.25 TP2: 61.50 TP3: 58.35 $SOL is still respecting the bearish structure, and every bounce is getting sold into before bulls can build momentum. Price is hovering above support, but the reaction remains weak and lacks any real buying pressure. A breakdown from this zone could trigger a liquidity grab toward the lower targets, while the 68–69 region continues acting as a ceiling. Right now, this chart screams "dead cat bounce" more than trend reversal. #binance #CryptoAlert

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  Elena Meier (@Elenadaydreams) reported 4 minutes ago

  @binance If I try to model market hype with differential equations... do I get a weekend pump or just emotional exhaustion? Asking for someone who does too many problem sets.

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  Peter Gikonyo (@Peter_n_Gikonyo) reported 7 minutes ago

  4/ 🪙 BNB: $579.10 | -1.5% 24h. Relative outperformer. Funding at exactly 0.0000% , perfectly neutral positioning. OI at $332.47M. BNB's tighter drawdown vs the rest of the basket suggests Binance-native liquidity is providing some support.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 8 minutes ago

  ROSE isn't on the radar for entry yet — it's a watch-and-wait until price reclaims about $0.00715 on the 1-hour chart and Bitcoin steadies. Zoom out and the daily chart looks broken: ROSE is trading roughly 50% below its long-term average price, and the only meaningful floor below current price sits around $0.00623. The 4-hour chart is the one bright spot — the coin looks washed out and is trying to carve a base, which is genuinely encouraging. But that progress isn't holding up on shorter timeframes. On the 1-hour, momentum is quietly fading under a ceiling near $0.00847, and the 15-minute just printed a small double-top right at $0.00670 — a classic short-term rejection where buyers tried twice at the same price and got turned away both times. Worse, ROSE is sitting below the average price recent buyers paid, so anyone who bought the last bounce is underwater and likely to dump into any rally. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both weak, money is rotating out of altcoins back into Bitcoin, and a rising dollar is pulling liquidity out of risk assets. With only around $2M of daily volume, getting in or out cleanly is its own problem. The read flips if ROSE reclaims roughly $0.00715 on the 1-hour and Bitcoin stops bleeding. Until then, this one stays on the watchlist, not in the basket. — 📡 On the Radar · $ROSE · Available on Binance

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 11 minutes ago

  $1.2b in bitcoin put open interest stacked at the $60k strike on deribit. market makers who sold those puts have to delta hedge by selling spot as price approaches. that's mechanical selling pressure with zero regard for sentiment. BTC at $62k is 3.4% from triggering it. $10.4b in open interest destroyed in 48 hours, $4.4b in ETF outflows over 13 straight days, coinbase premium negative since february. the signal to watch right now: if binance open interest keeps declining while price falls, that's liquidations feeding more liquidations. if OI holds steady or rises on the next leg down, those are new shorts opening and that's squeeze fuel. when the music stops, you're ******. but if you're watching the right dashboard you'll know which song is playing.

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  fatima tariq (@fatimabebo1034) reported 15 minutes ago

  One thing I've learned watching projects succeed or fail: real growth isn't hype. It's connection. Binance Alpha Booster Program just showed exactly what that looks like at scale. 19 projects launched through the program. 86.4M audience reached. 2.45M verified users actually engaged. Some projects saw TVL acceleration up to 788%. Those aren't vanity metrics. That's infrastructure working. What's interesting is the formula here. Projects get connected with a real community instead of fishing for random retail. The community gets early access to projects that might actually matter. Binance gets to identify which builders are serious. Everyone wins. If you're watching Web3 projects, this program is honestly a good filter. If a project made it through Booster, there's validation built in. @BinanceWallet

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  MISHU (@mishuweb3) reported 16 minutes ago

  > be Jeff Yan (Hyperliquid) > part -02 > wins a Gold Medal at the International Physics Olympiad > studies Math and Computer Science at Harvard > joins Hudson River Trading > learns how billion-dollar markets operate > notices a problem: > centralized exchanges are fast > decentralized exchanges are transparent > nobody has both > decides to build it > 2022 : > co-founds Hyperliquid > mission: > build Binance-level performance > while staying fully on-chain > no VC funding > no private sale > no insider allocation > no insider allocation > just builders > and a vision > 2023 : > Hyperliquid launches > traders notice immediately > low latency > low fees > deep liquidity > volume grows rapidly > no marketing > no influencers > just product > 2024: > becomes the leading perpetual futures DEX > billions flow through the platform > November 29 > HYPE launches > 31% of supply goes to the community > one of the largest airdrops in crypto history > no VC unlocks > no insider dumps > crypto Twitter explodes > HYPE becomes a case study for fair launches > 2025: > Hyperliquid launches HyperEVM > expands from exchange to ecosystem > trading volume reaches trillions > protocol revenue reaches industry-leading levels > institutions begin paying attention > Wall Street begins paying attention > 2026 : > HYPE becomes one of crypto's largest assets > Hyperliquid competes with traditional exchanges > not just DeFi protocols > the philosophy: > users don't care if it's decentralized > users care if it's better > build the best product > everything else follows > competitors raised capital > Hyperliquid built product > competitors bought attention > Hyperliquid earned loyalty > one Harvard mathematician > one small team > zero VC allocation > zero private sale > one airdrop that changed crypto > now building > "the blockchain to house all finance

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  YAN WA NOPE (@Yannickbiz10) reported 16 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @binance Binance doesn't accept that someone has hacked when you have facts and decided to suspend user I think this issues was taken in real ways if that was final and no further assistance it okay

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  NNova | DeFi (@NNovaDefi) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BitcoinIsaiah The question is why is BNB Market Val 2x bigger than SOL? Who ******** uses Binance Chain?

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  Zayn (@Zaynnode) reported 22 minutes ago

  I wonder how this guy can analyze the market with 99% accuracy. In just a few days, he bought $NEAR +80%, $ALLO +300%. He even predicted the crash of $ZEC and $HYPE when everyone was FOMO. Everyone knows this guy is an insider working at Binance and holds a lot of confidential information. I wonder if this @Ryker_Crypto guy knows too many secrets.

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  ChainDesk Africa (@Dollarsign81) reported 23 minutes ago

  June is TGE season. $STRATO, $HOME, $TEA, $GRVT, $ARX all dropping this month. Most will be down 80% in 90 days. But one won't be. That's the game. Do your own research. [tag @Binance @BinanceLabs

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  Auritrack - AI-powered expense tracker (@auritrack) reported 25 minutes ago

  FTX collapsed in November 2022, it was the second-largest crypto exchange on the planet. SBF was on magazine covers, he testified to Congress. Today he’s serving for 25 years and here's a quick timeline of how it actually happened. November 2, 2022. CoinDesk publishes a leaked balance sheet of Alameda Research (SBF’s trading firm). It shows $5.8 billion in FTT, FTX’s own token. Translation: Alameda’s “assets” were mostly fake collateral printed by the affiliated exchange. November 6. Changpeng Zhao, CEO of Binance, tweets that Binance will sell its FTT holdings. The price of FTT starts collapsing. November 8, FTX customers try to withdraw, withdrawals freeze and then SBF tweets “assets are fine.” They are not fine. By November 11, FTX files for bankruptcy, about 130 affiliated companies go with it, approximately one million customers can’t get their money out. It turns out FTX had been quietly lending customer deposits to Alameda, about $8 billion of customer funds had been used to plug Alameda’s trading losses. The fraud wasn’t sophisticated, it was just a slush fund. SBF was convicted on all seven counts in November 2023 and sentenced to 25 years in March 2024, he’ll be out around 2044 with good behavior. The brutal lesson: “not your keys, not your coins” wasn’t a meme. It was a balance sheet, centralized exchanges with affiliated trading desks have a structural conflict of interest. The next collapse will have a different name and the same mechanism. Follow @auritrack for the parts of finance schools skip.

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  Wait And see game (@Waitncgame) reported 27 minutes ago

  $NEAR Upcoming Major Catalyst: Amidst this short-term price chaos, Binance has officially confirmed support for NEAR's Dynamic Resharding Mainnet Hard Fork on June 10th. The network is literally hours away from deploying its largest infinite scaling technology upgrade in history.

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  San Andreas (@SanAndr345) reported 29 minutes ago

  @binance It's unfortunate that users from Indonesia are not eligible to access this trading feature. May I ask what factors are preventing its availability in Indonesia?

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 31 minutes ago

  OPN stays on the watchlist, not the action list — it needs a clean 4-hour close above $0.2457 on real volume to come back into play. Zoom out and the coin is drifting in a wide no-man's-land on the daily chart, roughly between a $0.16 floor and a $0.32 ceiling, with no decisive reaction off either edge. On the 4-hour there's a faint hint that buyers are trying to step in from the lows, but the bounce has already covered a lot of ground relative to the last two weeks of range — the easy part of the move is largely behind us. The bigger issue is right overhead. On the shorter 1-hour and 15-minute views, price is pinned just under $0.2457, a level that has turned sellers loose again and again. The nearest real floor sits far below, down near $0.187. That's an unfavourable shape: much more room to fall than to rise, and the bounce itself is coming on light participation rather than committed buying. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both losing ground on the 4-hour, capital is rotating out of altcoins back into Bitcoin, and the US dollar is pushing higher — a textbook risk-off mix that punishes mid-cap alts first. Bottom line: interesting chart, wrong moment. A clean 4-hour close above $0.2457 with stronger volume would mean the ceiling has finally cracked, and OPN moves back onto the active list. Until then, it's one to watch, not chase. — 📡 On the Radar · $OPN · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Baki (@bakii0094) reported 31 minutes ago

  And today, Binance finally delisted $MBOX. TBH, $MBOX was one of the greatest Gaming Launchpool coins. Today, MBOX dropped to a $4M market cap. Feeling very bad for the holders — I was one of them. I held $MBOX in Trust Wallet for more than 2 years, waiting for the alt season, and ended up down almost 100%. Not giving up though. There are still plenty of opportunities in the future. Building bigger, learning day by day, and moving forward. meanwhile Exchanges keep draining money from retail investors..

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  Patt is taking a nap (@pattisme_) reported 37 minutes ago

  SOL remains the weakest beta. Price ~64.3, 1D/4H bear trend, below EMA20/50/200; 4H support 61.48, resistance 66.83 then 69.1/70.6. The prior map still holds: SOL only becomes a bounce trade if it reclaims 66.83 first. Funding is negative across Binance/Bybit/Hyperliquid and premium is weak, yet long accounts are extremely crowded. That mix can squeeze both ways, but if 61.5 breaks, SOL can flush faster than BTC/ETH.

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  BillyGoat🐐 (@Ude_Harrison) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Gren_chad @binance @Rexhooks How is Rexhooks marketplace right now, are audited modules actually live for deployment or still early access only?

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  CoinRadar · AI Scanner (@coinradar2026) reported 38 minutes ago

  Token breakdown 🪙 BABY $0.018 (+39.48%) 🚀 — Last green standing. EPIC flipped red. All attention on this meme coin in max fear. ETH $1,575 (-11.26%) — Dipping back toward $1,570. ETH/BTC at historic lows. No support in sight. CHZ $0.024 (-14.7%) — Dropping further. Fan token getting crushed with the rest. Worst: OP -17.86%, DASH -13.27%, ONDO -12.68% ZEC still -35.39% Articles: ZEC bug, Binance delisting D, BTC liquidity

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  HAYALET_W (@nirvana114277) reported 40 minutes ago

  @binance Cryptocurrency is a scam site with no virtual cost; absolutely stay away. The value of something is determined by its cost, but these have no cost. Being zero doesn't mean you lose anything.

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  Chemist 🧪 (@ChemistDeFi) reported 41 minutes ago

  US stocks are suddenly becoming a CEX narrative but the important part is not “who launched it” it’s understanding what you’re actually buying Because these products look similar on the surface, but under the hood they can be very different A simple way to map them: 1. Broker-backed real stock access This is the model used by MEXC, Binance and Gate You’re getting exposure through broker infrastructure, closer to the traditional stock access model 2. Tokenized stock exposure This is more like Ondo You hold an on-chain token that tracks the stock price, not the actual share itself 3. Issuer-based RWA exposure This is closer to Bitget Reality The structure depends more on the issuer and the product design Why does this matter? Because “stock exposure” is not always the same thing as holding a real stock The differences can show up in custody, dividends, corporate actions, fees and regional availability On fees, I ran a simple $1,000 NVDA buy comparison: MEXC RealStocks: $0.00 Binance Stocks: $1.00 Gate Stocks: $1.00 IBKR: $0.35–$1.00 Moomoo: $0.99 Futu / Tiger: ~$1.99 So in this comparison, MEXC is currently the only one at $0 buy-side platform fee That makes it one of the cleanest entries for users who want real US stock access from a CEX environment The key lesson: Don’t just ask can I buy stocks here? Ask: what am I holding who provides the access what fees apply and what rights or limitations come with it Buy-side platform fees only. FX, taxes, regulatory fees and other pass-through costs excluded Not financial advice. Availability varies by region

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  bungajamban (@bungajamba40673) reported 43 minutes ago

  @DeepBookonSui at least spot listing on binance will help price recovery

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  XorZero (@XorZer0) reported 43 minutes ago

  decred:native This year: - Kraken is good - Mexc is ok lah - Binance is not the force it was Before that basically blacklisted or "withdrawal issues" worldwide ..

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  SSuman raj (@yamadharma235) reported 44 minutes ago

  @RADLkj95KAkERE1 @sinbadnetwork Hi bro, please help me with this.. Bep 20 adress meens, Binance address or usdt binance adress?

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 51 minutes ago

  OKX BTC perp funding hit -453% annualized. shorts bleeding 1.3% per day in funding alone. binance funding on the same pairs is -0.05% to -0.15%. that's a 10x divergence across venues on the same asset. 473% annualized arb sitting there uncollected. when free money isn't getting picked up, it means the market doesn't trust the floor it's standing on. someone on OKX opened massive shorts and is choosing to hemorrhage funding rather than close. that's not conviction, that's being trapped. this resolves in 48-72 hours one way or another. either those shorts capitulate and you get a liquidation cascade, or longs give up and funding normalizes on the way down. the funding rate tells you the powder keg is built. it does not tell you which direction the fuse runs.

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  Betpanda.io (@betpanda_casino) reported 52 minutes ago

  @binance $BTC down, Binance buttoned up.

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  🚨BDN NEWS WIRE🚨 (@BCDNewsBot) reported 59 minutes ago

  BINANCE TO SUPPORT NEAR PROTOCOL NETWORK UPGRADE AND HARD FORK $NEAR

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  CoinGirl (@btcMoongirl) reported 60 minutes ago

  @SAEIDOSMAN32019 @shiyam_owner @binance The biggest problem with Binance isn’t the marketing—it’s the growing number of users questioning its transparency, support, and accountability.