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	22 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	25 days ago
Vigo	Website	1 month ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	2 months ago
Dubai	Transactions	2 months ago
London	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Quantum Majesty 👑 (@iamQM1111) reported 7 minutes ago

  GET OFF BINANCE. Its owned by a CHINESE FRAUD... Entire Platforms will go down. Q told us!

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  Bitcoin News (@BitcoinNewsCom) reported 9 minutes ago

  BINANCE COULD LOSE ACCESS TO THE EUROPEAN UNION Reuters reports Binance’s application for a MiCA licence in Greece is expected to be rejected, potentially preventing the world’s largest crypto exchange from offering services across the EU after June 30. Binance says it believes it has met all MiCA requirements and has received no formal indication that its application will be denied. If confirmed, the decision would mark a major setback for Binance’s European operations under the EU’s new crypto regulatory framework.

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  Rin 🚀 | Web3 & Crypto News (@RinOnChain) reported 9 minutes ago

  [1/2] [2026 JUN 16] Binance Faces EU Exit as Greek MiCA Bid Hits a Wall MiCA was sold as the shield that would finally protect European crypto users. Now, millions of people across 27 countries are realizing that "protection" might actually mean losing access to their primary gateway and liquidity in less than two weeks. Source: Bitcoin Magazine

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  David Arnal (@davidarngar) reported 10 minutes ago

  @WuBlockchain Key detail: under MiCA, the real issue isn’t Greece itself—it’s passporting rights. If Binance lacks an approved CASP license in any EU member state by the deadline, serving EU clients becomes far more difficult, not just in one market.

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  Okyuuuh (@okyuuuh) reported 14 minutes ago

  @DeItaone **** this scam exchange! **** OFF from UE !!! binance scammers !!

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  Cypher (@cypherweb31) reported 14 minutes ago

  @MaxiCalls @binance extensions usually mean something’s actually working

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  Preston Byrne (@prestonjbyrne) reported 15 minutes ago

  Binance can (probably) still service EU clients if it pivots hard and offers into most EU j/ds on a reverse solicitation basis. Putting in the relevant controls will be painful, slow them down. Own goal by Europe, which would have done well to bring Binance into the perimeter

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  Bitcoin Asset Research (@stonychambers) reported 17 minutes ago

  Here’s the reality and wake up call about digital credit. Digital credit really is the best thing we have going on in Bitcoin. There is nothing else that is as meaningful right now as the development of digital credit. The numbers do not lie. Yes, digital credit is very fiat and the AI videos aren’t everyone’s cup of tea. Yes, it is more credit and yield. Yes some building on top of it are using shipcoin rails. And yes, corporate finance and math are hard subjects to wrap one's head around. We get it. BUT - what else do we have going on? Genuinely curious. I invite anyone reading this with an opposing view to make their case. I invite others to tag those with opposing views for them to make their case. I know about Ark, Bark, Clark, Spark, and the STARKs and SNARKs. I know about Fedimints and Lightning scaling up. I know that Ocean is decentralizing template construction and its been gaining more hash. I know that more node implementations are being adopted and this is great for the network. It’s awesome that there are more solo blocks and Bitaxes running too. I see Taproot Assets and BTKN and RGB for stablecoins on Bitcoin rails. I also know that several wallets are upgrading with more privacy solutions integrated such as Silent Payments and Payjoin. I know that Square is making BTC easier for merchants. I am even aware of very niche Bitcoin projects that I am quite sure most Bitcoiners have never even heard of. A way to make the 2-of-2 lightning channels more institutionally friendly by attaching multisigs on either side of the channel. A kind of meta node implementation that codifies and separates the consensus rules from the node implementation. I know of an bitcoin elastic currency protocol that use mints and service-backed redemptions to conduct trade finance in Bitcoin. I know of a non-custodial, BTC backed lending app without margin calls or liquidations. But I do not think these are a bigger deal than digital credit. In fact, I would even assert that everything I mentioned combined are not even half as impactful as digital credit. Again, I invite anyone reading this with an opposing view to make their case. I think these aren't anywhere near digital credit because I can see the numbers and the incentives. Digital credit has brought a ton of money into Bitcoin. Bringing digital credit to more people brings all their money into Bitcoin. There are now more than a dozen Bitcoin ETFs and so far they've sold billions of dollars in Bitcoin this year. In contrast, digital credit has purchased billions of dollars in Bitcoin this year. Everyone with money who was going to buy Bitcoin has already bought it, either UTXO or ETF or IOU. Everyone on earth with a bank account living anywhere has had Binance and Bybit available to them for years. Coinbase is now worldwide. Those who don't have a bank account don't really have enough money anyway to move the needle. It sucks to say it, but it is the truth. The rest of the money out there hasn't flowed into Bitcoin because Bitcoiners haven't made it attractive enough. No amount of podcast or book or article is gonna help. Someone actually has to go and make Bitcoin attractive to those other people. And that is digital credit. It is the business model of Strategy and Strive.

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  txn (@Txn0xx) reported 17 minutes ago

  *BINANCE SET TO LOSE PERMISSION TO OFFER SERVICES TO EU CLIENTS AS LICENCE APPLICATION IN GREECE TO BE TURNED DOWN, TWO SOURCES SAY - RTRS wtf happening to the EU man

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  DUST POOL (@DustPoolfun) reported 19 minutes ago

  @binance This is driving my OCD crazy. Someone please fix it. 😵

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  Zubiqo (@zubiqo) reported 28 minutes ago

  🌍 Binance Fights For EU Survival As License Faces Rejection Binance insists it will continue serving European Union customers despite reports that its regulatory application is about to be rejected, threatening its legal status across the bloc. Reuters reports that Greece's market regulator is set to turn down Binance's license application. Under MiCA rules, crypto companies must secure a license from an individual EU country to passport their services across the entire union. A rejection from Greece means Binance will not receive the green light to operate in the EU, leaving the fate of its regional user base uncertain. Binance stated it aims to support an orderly process and will provide a further update before June 30, 2026. "Binance remains committed to its European users and will continue to operate in compliance with applicable law." — Binance Passporting was supposed to make European compliance seamless, but localized rejections turn MiCA into an operational minefield. If the largest exchange gets locked out of the bloc, regional liquidity is going to fragment fast. Source: Reuters

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  Aftabahmad (@Aftabahmad6252) reported 32 minutes ago

  @eliz883 Dear sir please help me trade for free binance 🙏🚦

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  TraderFDAX (@trader_fdax1) reported 32 minutes ago

  @DeItaone **** binance. Hope they get ******

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  PLANET (@_theonlyplanet) reported 32 minutes ago

  $BNB joined the broader market sell off after reports emerged that @binance could lose its ability to operate across Europe if Greece ultimately rejects its licensing application. The market is treating it as more than a local regulatory issue. If access to a key European jurisdiction is denied, questions naturally arise about Binance’s regulatory footing across the region and BNB is bearing the weight of that uncertainty.

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  Solid Intel 📡 (@solidintel_x) reported 32 minutes ago

  INTEL: BINANCE TO LOSE PERMISSION TO OFFER SERVICES TO EU CLIENTS AS LICENCE APPLICATION IN GREECE TO BE TURNED DOWN, TWO SOURCES SAY

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  ILYASS (@ILYASS57969646) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Jia_Lilly01 @Dmdnisar786 I need that to pay off my debt and pay bills, would help with rent as well. Binance UID : 379114519

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  Memo (@MMagician252) reported 34 minutes ago

  @MastrXYZ @binance They are just awful for EU. You wait 3 days for withdraw

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  AMNKND (@amnknd) reported 36 minutes ago

  Major exchanges Bybit, Bitget, and Binance canceled SPCX token distributions after xStocks failed to back the asset fully. Users will get refunds. This highlights risks in tokenized assets. Are such backing issues a sign of broader crypto instability? #Crypto #Tokens #Investing

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  ILYASS (@ILYASS57969646) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Jia_Lilly01 I dooooo I need that to pay off my debt and pay bills, would help with rent as well. Binance UID : 379114519

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  floki (@floki_ict) reported 46 minutes ago

  1- Sir,@Bilalbinsaqib it’s been a year since my Binance account was hacked and a significant amount was stolen (Case #145184259). Binance support has gone in circles with no resolution. I can’t even file a police FIR without being asked for a bribe. You’re leading Pakistan’s

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  Crypt🌐luti🌐ner 🥷 (@WinnerBoyProfit) reported 48 minutes ago

  @binance You should clarify the big issue with the mica appliance, july 1st is coming and we europe users are waiting for you with our nerves going off just to inform us so we can take out our assets, not so professional for the biggest exchange. You should have clarified this issue.

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  TGW Capital ⚓ (@TGWCapital_) reported 50 minutes ago

  @solidintel_x You might want to change your name to “Non-Solid Intel”. There’s no credible reporting confirming tour claim that Greece is set to turn down Binance’s application. The one outlet that does cover this today indicates Binance is likely to succeed. You cite two anonymous sources lol!

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  Uzrock Genza (@UzrockGenza) reported 52 minutes ago

  **A couple of talking points;** • Powering Polymarket Perps,& Up/Down markets. • Powering Kalshi Up/Down Markets • Revenue up and to the right. • Coinbase, Binance, TradeXYZ, Hyperliquid 24/7 Perp markets

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  hoota (@Altayeb7ota) reported 52 minutes ago

  @binance Good they did because binance is full of scam all new listing down 99% all alpha listing are bundled rugs like $lab $siren $h endless list of scan rugs **** binance you scam ***** hope they cancel your platform from the whole world

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  Lourenço VS (@lourenco_vs) reported 53 minutes ago

  @binance Go **** yourselves you bunch of crooks. Crypto cancer sponsors.

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  Tokenized Asset Coalition (@TACoalition) reported 53 minutes ago

  The most important thing that happened in tokenization last week wasn't a clean win. It was a botched allocation that proved the thesis anyway. SpaceX went public Friday. The largest IPO in history. $75B raised. A $2T+ company by the closing bell. And crypto natives didn't watch from the sidelines. Binance, Bybit, Bitget, and MEXC all opened tokenized pre-IPO allocations through their wallets. The demand was instant and enormous: tens of thousands of wallets, more than $1B in orders across platforms, $557M on Binance alone. Multiples oversubscribed in minutes. Then it fell apart. xStocks, the Kraken-owned tokenized-equity issuer those platforms were relying on to source the real shares, couldn't get them. The allocations were canceled. Everyone got refunded. Nobody got SpaceX, and nobody caught the ~19% first-day pop. A failure, yes. But look at what it revealed: - tens of thousands of wallets - more than a billion in capital primed for risk - moved in minutes for a shot at a single listing That is a distribution channel. Wall Street spends decades and fortunes building access to retail demand like this. And that demand already exists onchain from investors who are liquid, global, awake on weekends, and YOLO-ready for the public-markets cycle that's coming (not investment advice). What broke was the oldest problem in finance: sourcing enough supply to meet the demand. That's solvable. The demand is the hard part. And it showed up in minutes. A lot happens in tokenization each week. I track it so you don't have to. Join 6,000+ members of the Tokenized Asset Coalition's research hub and get the weekly read in your inbox.

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  CCG KING TRADERS (@CCG_traders) reported 56 minutes ago

  HOURLY SIGNAL 🎯BREAKING NEWS THIS IS A GAME CHANGER FOR BINANCE, COULD THAT BE WHY THE CHARTS ARE SO BEARISH???? Binance is losing its EU service permissions, which is a massive headache for liquidity, while IMF types are clutching pearls over stablecoins in Nigeria. Meanwhile, State Street is moving into tokenized money market funds and Ripple is doubling down on RLUSD. The institutions are playing the long game with infrastructure, but retail is still just praying for the next pump. Stop looking at the noise—watch the order books for volatility around these regulatory shifts. Don't be exit liquidity.

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  Krev23 (@Krev2323) reported 1 hour ago

  Let me translate what's ACTUALLY happening with Binance, and the EU. After over a decade of sucking off, and lovingly fondling the ***** of European legislators/financial regulators for a DECADE, they've decided to **** @cz_binance in the *** anyway. The lesson here? Don't comply

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  Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) reported 1 hour ago

  BREAKING: Binance Risks Losing EU Access as Greece MiCA Bid Faces Rejection Reuters reported that Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, is set to lose permission to serve EU clients within weeks as its MiCA license application in Greece is expected to be rejected. Binance said it believes it has met the relevant MiCA requirements after 18 months of constructive engagement with regulators and a full application process with Greece’s Hellenic Capital Market Commission. The Greek regulator declined to comment, citing confidentiality rules. Without a license, Binance would not be allowed to operate legally in the EU from July.

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  miya.eth 🖤 ┊ nsa.eth 🦇🔊 (@miyaspokeofthis) reported 1 hour ago

  If protecting users was a priority for Binance then they would pay out bug bounties. They had a payment auth bypass affecting every single user (and their connected bank accounts) since before 2023. That's because their payment auth is not compliant with industry standards they claim to be compliant with - they store credit card CVVs which is a huge no-go. They refused to pay out the bounty, claimed it works as intended on every single follow up - then tried to silently patch it. But they never fully fixed it, just added more pop-ups you have to close before they inevitably pass the stored CVVs in the background. That impacts every single user they have, which is like ~300M users + their bank accounts. Unauthorized access isn't flagged by users bank accounts, because Binance passes the correct CVVs they store.