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	3 days ago
Angers	Login	27 days ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month ago
Nice	Mobile App	1 month ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Klaasek (@Lange_E1337) reported 3 minutes ago

  @cloudsfables @AminCad @EthereumOnARM It doesnt it makes it worse. Coinbase, binance can sell mev access so they will ALWAYS have it better so the only one ylu hurt is solo stakers

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Badger3Dx alright ser, let's feed that hunger AERO — 7/10 buy trading 81% off ATH at $0.426 but the fundamentals are strong. merged with VelodromeFi, launched on ETH mainnet july 30. number one DEX on Base by volume and TVL, coinbase's endorsed liquidity venue. Q2 saw market share recover to 56% from 42%, volume hit $45B, 83% of traders returned. veAERO hit record 1.03B locked across 47k holders, governance de-concentrating for four straight quarters. yielding 11% on USDC/USDT concentrated pools, included in Grayscale's DeFi Fund. tokenized equity pools showing USDC-wtNVDA at ~72% APR, USDC-wtSKHY at ~131%. bear case is the 28% slide over 30 days and that massive drawdown from ATH. competitive DEX landscape requires constant innovation. but Base integration with millions of Coinbase users and potential CLARITY Act tailwinds make this a solid long-term play at current discount. COOKIE — 1/10 buy down 98.66% from ATH at $0.0101. yes it pumped 21% in 24h, 32% over 7 days, riding AI/InfoFi narrative momentum. but here's the problem: platform reportedly doesn't exist anymore as of january. users can't unstake tokens that were locked up to a year. Binance slapped a Monitoring Tag on it may 22, delisting risk is real. Coinbase suspended COOKIE-PERP futures march 16. the AI narrative is legit across the market but Cookie DAO appears fundamentally broken. stakers got locked during a 35% weekly dump in january. any recent pumps are pure speculation on a corpse. you want AI exposure, there are operational projects actually delivering. this is a lottery ticket with catastrophic downside risk.

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  Lam.BNB (@Peter91201) reported 7 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk I accidentally sent funds directly from the Robinhood chain to my Binance wallet. I then realized that Binance does not currently support the Robinhood network. Could you please let me know if there is anything I can do to recover the funds? Is there any way your team can assist me with this issue? I would really appreciate your help. Thank you.

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  Jeztoshi (@cryptojezuz) reported 7 minutes ago

  Robinhood listing $CASHCAT isn't a memecoin win. It's proof the company finally understands that their own chain only has value if the native tokens can trade where their 31 million users already are. Most chains launch, issue a few memecoins, then beg Binance or Coinbase to list them so price discovery can happen off-chain. Robinhood just listed their own chain's flagship memecoin on their own exchange. That's vertical integration that actually makes sense. The user never leaves the app, the chain gets real two-sided liquidity, and CASHCAT becomes the first on-ramp for anyone who wants exposure to Robinhood Chain without knowing what Robinhood Chain is. $125M cap, up 35.3% today on $45.11M volume. The move already happened, but the real reprice comes when normies figure out they can buy the chain's blue-chip meme the same way they bought fractional $TSLA in 2021 🐳

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  Mira Sterling (@Chaemate_) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Durkhany_01 @binance @BinanceAcademy That 24/7 access is crypto's biggest advantage over stocks.

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  Walter Waraschitz (@WaraschitzW) reported 10 minutes ago

  @cassielite97606 @Binance_TH_ A huge thank you to Binance for their fantastic support! Of course, the real stars are the ones who fought and worked after the collapse to keep the coin alive! The only thing that really annoyed me was the people who kept pushing for $1, etc. The important thing is: LUNC lives!

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  0xNox (@0xNoxxx) reported 11 minutes ago

  $HFT, one of the tokens being delisted from Binance tomorrow, keeps climbing. After dropping to $0.006 post-delist news it's now at $0.03, a 5x in a short time. Sell orders are stacking up at $0.04 on the whale order book. It'll likely return to $0.006 levels by end of day but finding the exact top is nearly impossible. I'm focused on $VANRY and $VIC since Binance is among the top holders. The manipulative pump like what $HFT did hasn't happened yet. Still holding my lottery tickets. Watching closely in case something moves in the coming hours.

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  Pinkman (@pinkman_ai) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance 3 Billion users sounds like an impossible target for a single app

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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 14 minutes ago

  $Ondo Today's numbers are ugly, but I think the story underneath them is more constructive than the price suggests. ONDO has now suffered eight consecutive down sessions. More than $1.1 million of leveraged longs were liquidated over the last 24 hours, open interest has fallen from roughly $206 million to $183 million, and Binance retail positioning has collapsed from around 2.0 long-to-short to just 1.13. That is a serious washout. Futures and 12-hour spot flows remain weak, so I am not going to declare the selling finished. But both short-term futures and spot readings are beginning to turn positive, while larger-trader positioning remains tilted long and funding remains controlled. And then we had the Coin Bureau story dropped into an already terrified market. To me, the evidence currently points much more toward retail running away, leveraged longs being forcibly removed and short-term traders de-risking than toward some wholesale institutional rejection of Ondo. That distinction is critical. Price can fall because the thesis broke. Price can also fall because everybody who cannot tolerate any more pain finally sells at the same time. Right now, I think we are seeing much more of the second.

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  Yuriy Bakus (@bakovskyy95107) reported 15 minutes ago

  @WilcosX The scale is the core of the claim. According to Bloomberg, roughly $304 million flowed through RedotPay cards funded via Binance Pay before the channel was shut down.

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  Kwabena Owusu Noah Sarfo (@melnehsik) reported 17 minutes ago

  @inter_link @scott_itl It seems no one is happy here. About the slow KYC process in InterLink. Binance, OKX etc don't Stress people with KYC. InterLink have trust issues. Scanning our faces and submitting our government issued IDs is still not enough for them.

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  Gabe (@gabe_onchain) reported 21 minutes ago

  Heyyy @BinanceHelpDesk can someone please help me resolve this? > May 29 2021, sent 739.455515 USDC to my Binance deposit address > Used xDai chain by mistake, wasn't a network you supported (should've checked) > Support said: "we do not have access to an unsupported chain" > Asked for the private key to recover it myself, refused > xDai chain rebranded to Gnosis Chain in Dec 2021, same infrastructure, same chain ID > Talked to support again this week. New answer: "the @gnosis_ network specifically continues to not be supported, only the GNO token itself, via the ETH network" > Asked for the pk/json again, same reason as before > Still waiting on an answer > 739.455515 USDC, same addy, since 21' > 5 years now, in limbo

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  Alexa Nikolas (@Alexa_nikolas1) reported 22 minutes ago

  There's a version of this question I hear a lot: "who actually decides when crypto trading stops?" Nobody does. And that's the entire point. Stock exchanges are institutions. Physical or digital, they're run by one body that sets the rules, including the hours. Someone flips a switch at open, someone flips it again at close. Crypto doesn't have a switch to flip. It's not one exchange, it's a distributed network of participants trading across every time zone at once. There's no single authority whose "business hours" the whole market has to follow. So the market just keeps running, because there's no mechanism built in to stop it. Here's the nuance worth adding: nonstop access doesn't mean nonstop identical conditions. Depending on which regions are most active at a given hour, liquidity and volume shift, the market's always open, but it's not always equally busy. Honestly, once someone understands this one structural point, most of the "why does crypto act differently" questions start answering themselves. Educational only, not financial advice. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  HaMy🔸 (@hamybinance) reported 24 minutes ago

  @binance The market clock is changing. 24/7 access is becoming the new normal

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  kuro_XT🐬TermMax (@Phuc50103413) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BkCryp0786 @binance Around the clock access gives users market flexibility always.

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  Chiquita Tabi 🟧 π² (@Chiquita1129900) reported 28 minutes ago

  I don’t want to open a brokerage account just to buy $100 of NVIDIA. Think about it. You find a company you believe in. Maybe it’s NVIDIA because of AI. Maybe it’s Tesla because of innovation. Maybe it’s another global company with strong potential. You decide: “I want to invest $100.” Sounds simple, right? Not really. The traditional process looks like this: → Find a broker → Create an account → Complete KYC → Upload documents → Verify your address → Fill out tax forms → Wait for approval → Send a bank transfer → Convert currency And only after all of that… You can finally buy a small piece of the company. But here is the question: Why should owning a fraction of a global company be harder than buying Bitcoin? The financial world has changed. People are used to instant transactions. They can send crypto within seconds. They can trade markets 24/7. They can manage their assets from a single application. Yet stock investing still often feels like a process built for another era. This is where tokenization becomes interesting. Binance BStocks brings exposure to global companies directly into the Binance ecosystem. No separate brokerage journey. No switching between multiple platforms. Just a familiar interface, USDT trading, and access to tokenized versions of major companies. The biggest change? You don’t need hundreds of dollars to start. Fractional investing allows users to gain exposure with smaller amounts instead of buying a full share. The future of investing is not only about what people buy. It is about how easily they can access it. Maybe the biggest barrier was never money. Maybe it was complexity. Would you rather open another brokerage account or access stocks through the platform you already use? @binancecis #bStocksCIS

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  Mike Mercier (@MikeyMike1121) reported 29 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk Binance is a scam. My account has been locked for over 10 days with no responses from customer service. Do not use this company. Complete lack of professionalism

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  Chiquita Tabi 🟧 π² (@Chiquita1129900) reported 32 minutes ago

  If someone gave you $1,000 right now , completely free , which ONE stock would you buy? Not Bitcoin. Not Ethereum. Not a meme coin. Just one company. Would you bet on AI? Semiconductors? Space? Energy? Or maybe a company you’ve been watching for years but never actually bought? That question becomes even more interesting when you realize how many opportunities exist outside crypto. The problem is that buying traditional stocks has always felt like entering a completely different financial world - brokers, separate platforms, market hours, different accounts, and a lot of friction between “I want to buy this” and actually getting exposure. For many users from the CIS, this barrier has been even bigger. Accessing global companies often means dealing with foreign brokers, complicated registration processes, currency conversions, and limited availability of international assets. But now, global markets are becoming much closer. With #bStocksCIS , you can access stocks directly through Binance. You can choose from assets such as SpaceX, AMD, and of other assets - all within the Binance ecosystem. No need to jump between multiple platforms just to get exposure to companies shaping the future. So, back to the question: If Binance gave you $1,000 today, which ONE stock would you put it into? $NVDAB $MSFTB $AMZNB @cis_binance

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  gegege (@btcgege999) reported 36 minutes ago

  @ali_alizeh72722 You changed your id? I think you can contact online customer support on binance

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  jigger.hl (@jiggernextdoor) reported 37 minutes ago

  bookmark this this $cate ca is the only that's connected to the org that rescued Kabosu aka Doge in the past btw Binance will never list a bundled fomo scam which is exactly what poorgoat aka the farmer did w his fnf friends. their problem is that Binance sees it all ;)

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  Bullish Kid (@Bull1shkid) reported 37 minutes ago

  @enesonchain To be fair it’s literally an issue for 4 exchanges. Coinbase, Binance, Robinhood and Upbit. I don’t think any other listing even shows on a chart. But I agree - the other 3 have a lot to fix

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  ZORD CRYPT (@zordcrypt) reported 37 minutes ago

  @CazroWeb3 @binance Adoption starts gradually, then suddenly becomes impossible for markets to ignore.

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  Kyle McCollom (@kyle) reported 39 minutes ago

  In terms of what could get listed next post CASHCAT listing: - INDEX: no CEX buyers can get the stock reflections, doubt RH will spin up support there like Binance did for MarsCoin, and the % tax level is very rough for a CEX listing. - AI/NVDA: 2% fee too high, meh meme. - GME/GME: RH won't list this for obvious reasons. - FRONG: Unless Uniswap adds novelty (stock pairs, hooks), nah. - StonkBrokers: the product is too confusing for onchain people let alone CEX users. Hunting for a truly good meme<>stock pair - huge miss that there isn't one yet. It's simple to understand, can likely get listed, and drives RH's KPI of stock token volume and TVL. The below stock tokens are issued onchain would be good to play with, but there's no supply or liquidity yet.

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  Maina 🔶 (@Ma1naGm) reported 40 minutes ago

  @binance @heyibinance When money is no longer a problem or something to strive for, seeking attention becoming the new meaning of life. I'm awed!

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  DeFi_Machine (@DeFi_Machine) reported 42 minutes ago

  🚨 THE MOVIE HAS AN ENDING — $HFT JUST CRASHED 75% Told you it was a movie. Here's the final scene. → Yesterday: $HFT was the TOP GAINER on Binance → Today: it's the TOP LOSER on Binance → Down ~75% in a matter of hours And what happened right in between? → Binance settled and delisted the $HFT FUTURES But sure — it was probably retail selling, right? Retail woke up, checked their charts, and coordinated a 75% dump in a few hours on a token getting kicked off Binance. Makes total sense. Come on. You don't pump a dying coin 350% and then dump it 75% by accident. Same hands on both ends. The pump was the bait, the futures settlement was the exit, and whoever chased the green candle is the liquidity. This is the trade every single time: manufacture a move, harvest the FOMO, disappear before spot dies on Aug 17. Delisting was never the risk. The people trading it were. 12 years in these markets — this is what I do. Follow me and turn notifications on.

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  Princess (@SAPrincessShoes) reported 50 minutes ago

  Good afternoon, CT! Every new exchange claims to be "security first." But in reality, most launch with nothing more than a whitepaper, bold promises, and plenty of hype. No public code, no working demo, and no independent verification. That's where @DigiMaaya stands out. Instead of asking users to trust them blindly, they're giving people something tangible to evaluate before launch. There's already a live demo environment where both spot and futures trading are functional. Their core codebase is publicly available on GitHub for anyone to inspect, and they've completed an independent security review by FearsOff, combining both manual and automated testing throughout development. That creates a clear difference from the usual approach: 🔹 Most projects: "We'll get audited before mainnet." 🔹 DigiMaaya: Public code + third-party security review + a live demo users can test before real funds are involved. Publishing the code this early is uncommon. Many exchanges keep their core infrastructure private until well after launch if they ever open it at all. Giving the community something real to inspect shifts the conversation from "trust us" to "verify it yourself." Their roadmap follows the same philosophy. Rather than promising unrealistic launch dates, progress is shown through transparent status labels like In Execution, In Build, Planned, and Under Review. Features such as market maker activation and user growth are already in execution, while larger milestones like institutional products and global licensing remain under review—a far more realistic approach than overpromising. Of course, no pre-launch milestone guarantees long-term success. A solid demo and an audit are important, but the real test begins when the platform is handling live users, real liquidity, and real market conditions. Still, it's refreshing to see a project backing its "security first" message with visible progress instead of marketing alone. @binance

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  Chiquita Tabi 🟧 π² (@Chiquita1129900) reported 52 minutes ago

  I don’t want to open a brokerage account just to buy $100 of NVIDIA. Think about it. You find a company you believe in. Maybe it’s NVIDIA because of AI. Maybe it’s Tesla because of innovation. Maybe it’s another global company with strong potential. You decide: “I want to invest $100.” Sounds simple, right? Not really. The traditional process looks like this: → Find a broker → Create an account → Complete KYC → Upload documents → Verify your address → Fill out tax forms → Wait for approval → Send a bank transfer → Convert currency And only after all of that… You can finally buy a small piece of the company. But here is the question: Why should owning a fraction of a global company be harder than buying Bitcoin? The financial world has changed. People are used to instant transactions. They can send crypto within seconds. They can trade markets 24/7. They can manage their assets from a single application. Yet stock investing still often feels like a process built for another era. This is where tokenization becomes interesting. Binance BStocks brings exposure to global companies directly into the Binance ecosystem. No separate brokerage journey. No switching between multiple platforms. Just a familiar interface, USDT trading, and access to tokenized versions of major companies. The biggest change? You don’t need hundreds of dollars to start. Fractional investing allows users to gain exposure with smaller amounts instead of buying a full share. The future of investing is not only about what people buy. It is about how easily they can access it. Maybe the biggest barrier was never money. Maybe it was complexity. Would you rather open another brokerage account or access stocks through the platform you already use? @binancecis @cis_binance #bStocksCIS

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  merp (@0xMerp) reported 53 minutes ago

  @OttoSuwen They forsure got one of the old binance listing yakuza working over there

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  Brah 🐂🀄️ (@unnattybrah) reported 55 minutes ago

  @isellbeforeyou Yea or binance one of them sold it all at 1B then **** went to like 14b? Worse mistake of my life but hey lmfao

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  0x_ka (@kazikd89) reported 58 minutes ago

  $APARTMENT 60K 0xd79860bb68427d4d67755a94deca175a7a787777 The narrative is as follows: Apartmentcoin is a BEP-20 meme coin on the BSC. Its core story revolves around the real-life experience of Binance founder CZ (Changpeng Zhao): In 2014, CZ sold an apartment in Shanghai worth approximately $900,000 and converted all the money into Bitcoin (BTC was around $600 at the time, and he bought about 1500 coins). This decision changed his life and indirectly led to the creation of Binance and BNB. The token slogan is: "He Sold The Apartment. Bought BTC. You Just Hold." The official website and community promotion promote the following gameplay: Holding $APARTMENT will automatically purchase BTC from protocol fees, rent, auction proceeds, etc., and then airdrop them to holders, allowing you to "get BTC without selling your apartment." It also features Marke...