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Binance Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Binance users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Binance, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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Binance is a Chinese digital asset exchange currently sitting in the top 20 exchanges by volume. The exchange has particularly strong volume in pairs like NEO/BTC, GAS/BTC, ETH/BTC, and BNB/BTC.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Beaucaire, Occitanie 2
Stafford, England 1
Nakuru, Nakuru 1
Kiambu, Kiambu 1
Vigo, Galicia 1
Mont-Saint-Martin, ACAL 1
Dubai, Dubai 1
Barranquilla, Atlántico 1
London, England 1
Sardauna, Taraba 1
Akure, Ondo 1
Hinguli, Chittagong 1
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Community Discussion

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Inomsxbt
    Inoms (@Inomsxbt) reported

    Ethereum exchange withdrawals have just reached their lowest level since June 2024. Fewer ETH is leaving exchanges, which shows that buyers are hesitant at the moment. Binance continues to lead with over 7 million ETH withdrawn while the overall market remains in a wait and see stance. Is ETH cooling down or getting ready for a jump?

  • Pnsigreen
    PNSI (@Pnsigreen) reported

    @BinanceVIP @binance Vip means U have money, can u guys donate me cause of Debt and also building app i need laptop as well am working but all mony goes to debt nothing left. I need u binance. #AskBinanceVIP

  • NeiroWoof
    NEIRO (@NeiroWoof) reported

    Just a reminder that @neiro is only on Binance because @Bilalbinsaqib did a deal with HTX and Binance to get listed at $12m mc, then HTX and Binance got a license to operate in Pakistan a year later. No other exchanges got this access. Then Bilal deleted all his promotion.

  • RamNaik1133286
    Ram Naik (@RamNaik1133286) reported

    We sincerely hope the Binance team will consider this request and look forward to a positive response. Thank you for your time and support

  • MilionRod
    ERod (@MilionRod) reported

    @injective **** binance, you don’t need them. They need you

  • max_olufemi
    Femax (@max_olufemi) reported

    Latest Bitcoin fell to $73,403 over the last 24 hours, down sharply from its recent high near $84,000, triggering nearly $1 billion in crypto market liquidations. According to viral reports, Binance recorded the largest share of liquidations at $403.9 million, followed by Hyperliquid with $147.9 million and Bybit with $137.6 million, as volatility swept across the market.

  • zahidofficial22
    Mr. Zahid | Alpha (@zahidofficial22) reported

    I believe the recent Alpha competition formats introduced by Binance need serious reconsideration, especially the use of the “multiplier system” (e.g., 4× on day one, 3.5× on day two, and so on over several days). At the beginning of these competitions, token prices often surge. This initial price increase encourages users to trade more aggressively to secure a higher rank. Naturally, participants end up spending more capital early on, assuming the momentum will continue. However, towards the later stages of the competition, the same tokens tend to drop significantly in price. As a result, users who actively participated and spent substantial amounts end up facing losses. In many cases, the rewards they receive are worth far less than what they initially spent—sometimes losing more than half of their capital. This pattern has been consistently observed across multiple competitions. It creates an environment where users are unintentionally exposed to high risk, making the system feel unfair and discouraging. Binance should take this issue seriously. The multiplier-based structure, in its current form, appears to benefit short-term hype rather than fair participation. Removing or redesigning this system would help create a more balanced and user-friendly competition experience. To give a clearer example, let’s look at tokens like BSB, BILL, OPG, ST, PRL, IRYS, B2 and more.... At the beginning of these competitions, their prices were typically in the range of $45–$80. During this phase, users actively traded and spent around $40–$70+ in fees to stay competitive and secure higher rankings. In many cases, the trading fees alone were higher than the expected rewards, meaning users had to take on extra cost just to have a chance at winning. However, as the competition progressed toward the final days, the prices of these tokens dropped significantly—often falling to less than half of their initial value. This sharp decline directly impacted participants, reducing the actual value of their rewards and, in many cases, turning their efforts into a net loss. This pattern has been repeated across multiple competitions, leaving many users feeling disappointed and discouraged. It creates a situation where participants are not only competing, but also bearing the risk of heavy price depreciation, which ultimately makes the experience frustrating rather than rewarding. @binance @BinanceWallet

  • bestnftseen
    Felix ☂️ (@bestnftseen) reported

    What is cz binance doing about this security issues coming to BNB

  • octoprime13007
    Octopus-Prime (@octoprime13007) reported

    @MstfHH @kimmyboy2 2/Tether has (partially) resolved the issue by creating EURt, a variant of USDT but backed by the €. If Binance backs USTC with €/$ reserves, there will be no problem in the EU, algorithm or not🙏

  • CryptoStruct8
    Volga | Structured Crypto (@CryptoStruct8) reported

    @CryptoJelleNL agree the bleed probably isn't done, trend's clearly down but the thing that decides whether 72k holds is sitting right under it maartunn flagged a stacked bid wall 70-72.5k on binance futures this morning if that absorbs, your higher low prints, if it's spoof and pulls, we wash straight through with the 9b options expiry today and ETFs red six days, i lean your way, but that wall is the actual line in the sand #BTC #crypto

  • PANTHERR_SPORTS
    PANTHER SPORTS (@PANTHERR_SPORTS) reported

    @binance @milabinance I can’t withdraw money from my account please help out please anyone

  • AnilKum32708308
    Otterio (@AnilKum32708308) reported

    @BinanceVIP @binance #AskBinanceVIP I've been trading small amounts on balance for the past four years, but I haven't found any good trades. Will Finance Exchange ever be able to help me figure out how to make a good and large trade using their platform? I have a question.

  • speczyclinton
    Clinton🇨🇲 (@speczyclinton) reported

    Today I’m calling out @binance and I won’t stop untill my issue is sorted out. My account asks for my Face ID but I’ve tried more than 100 times and they keep rejecting it.

  • _GustavEliasson
    Gustav (@_GustavEliasson) reported

    Jeff Yan went through Binance Labs' first incubator in 2018, building a prediction market called Deaux with his co-founder Brian Wong — both out of Hudson River Trading. The idea: off-chain matching, on-chain settlement. Fast markets without giving up decentralization, back when Ethereum was way too slow to run a real exchange on. It got 100 users and died in the bear market. Then he built Hyperliquid.

  • hotte67
    Mario Beuster (@hotte67) reported

    @Crypto_peet People are frustrated with Binance because they feel the platform keeps avoiding accountability while users continue raising concerns about scams, compliance issues, and market manipulation.

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