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.

• Website (40%)
• Transactions (20%)
• Mobile App (20%)
• Login (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	28 days ago
Angers	Login	2 months ago
Itu	Website	2 months ago
Seattle	Website	2 months ago
Nice	Mobile App	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	3 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  WA7CRYPTO (@WA7CRYPTO) reported 7 minutes ago

  Since joining Binance before Square launched, I only earned $10 using the Feed feature. After the changes that allowed new content creators, I earned over $500 during my first few months in 2024. A few months later, I earned over $1000 in the same year. This is quite difficult, but with daily posting and monitoring, I earned over $1000 without any trading. The Creator Pad concept was initially great because it relied on account views and engagement. I earned over $3500 from events I hosted on Binance Square during 2024. During 2025, I earned $4000, mostly from Square events, which were quite successful. In 2026, I earned $1900 from just one event on Creator Pad. I only entered the Binance Square platform with the help of @Abrlien @heyibinance

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  web3 lawyer 首席大律师 (@Web3Counsels) reported 7 minutes ago

  On 21 November 2023, Binance Holdings and CEO Changpeng Zhao pleaded guilty to federal charges in Seattle, resolving parallel actions by the DOJ, FinCEN, OFAC and the CFTC. The exchange admitted it failed to maintain an adequate anti-money-laundering program, willfully processed transactions tied to sanctioned jurisdictions, and operated an unlicensed money-transmitting business. The company agreed to a $4.3 billion penalty, a monitorship, and exit of the U.S. market; Zhao paid $50 million and stepped down. The legal architecture is what matters here. The DOJ used the Bank Secrecy Act and IEEPA sanctions statutes; FinCEN and OFAC layered civil penalties for willful AML and sanctions failures; the CFTC added unregistered derivatives and manipulative conduct. Prosecutors emphasised that Binance knowingly served U.S. persons without controls, including hiding U.S. customers from compliance staff. That is a textbook illustration of how U.S. agencies coordinate a compliance message across criminal, sanctions and commodities channels. For market participants, the settlement resets expectations for offshore exchanges that touch U.S. markets. Effective AML/KYC is no longer a policy slide; it is an operational precondition. Offshore entities will find it harder to rely on geographic disclaimers if U.S. IP addresses, on-ramps or marketing are present. The monitorship model is also becoming a template: large penalties plus an independent compliance overseer, rather than a suspension of business. The enforcement signal is that size is not a shield against BSA and sanctions liability, and the days of offshore arbitrage on U.S. customer access are closing. None of this is legal or investment advice. #FinCEN #蓝V互关

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  Marley Chunger (@Waltonius) reported 9 minutes ago

  @PixelDaddy_ @Aster_DEX @binance Its way batter than pons but trades like **** in comparison.

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  JCooks (@JamieJohnsonArm) reported 9 minutes ago

  This was unexpected. As far as we were aware from the original creator of this thread, btcpay86 was CZ. Given the evidence, ChatGPT estimated the probability of btcpay86 belonging to CZ at 95-99%. There was significant evidence to support this assumption. Even the Binance Co-Founder has referenced this exact github that was linked to his profile back then. Perhaps there was something we are not seeing. Where there is smoke, there is often fire.

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  theotterside (@Shawn0578226690) reported 12 minutes ago

  @_LunaRocket @cz_binance Binance obviously doesn't give a ****.

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  Rahul K (@iamrahulinc) reported 12 minutes ago

  🚨𝗠𝗔𝗝𝗢𝗥 𝗟𝗔𝗬𝗘𝗥‑𝟭 𝗛𝗔𝗟𝗧𝗦 𝗦𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗞 𝗦𝗘𝗖𝗨𝗥𝗜𝗧𝗬 𝗙𝗨𝗥𝗬! Ontology’s mainnet paused on Aug 31 after detecting malicious activity, but the project says user funds remain safe. Injective, the Binance‑incubated finance chain, stopped block production for 3 hours 42 minutes before an emergency patch restored service without a rollback. Both incidents highlight ongoing risks for Layer‑1 networks. $BTC

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  HgHg (@Hasimgunes21) reported 13 minutes ago

  @binance What will you do for bouncebit thieves? Will you continue to cheat people with bouncebit? Will you let bouncebit team **** investors still ?

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  illMindOfBanana ⌐◨-◨ (@oliseh_ug) reported 14 minutes ago

  @blinkbtc I did a transaction from my blink to binance So far three hours and it hasn’t been credited Sent message to support but no feedback

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  Ali sher (@Alisher68919291) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ai_trading_frx Is binance support this

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  wealthygirly🪽 (@Wealthy_girly) reported 16 minutes ago

  A question I keep getting in my Beginner's Corner series: Once you have a wallet, how do you actually buy something? Now, there are two paths in buying assets in the crypto space. A centralized exchange, like Coinbase or Binance, works similarly to a stock trading app, you create an account, verify your identity, deposit funds, and buy directly through their interface. A decentralized exchange works differently, you connect your own wallet and swap tokens directly, with no company holding your funds. For a true first purchase, centralized is almost always the easier, safer starting point. The process itself is simple. Create an account and expect identity verification, that's standard for any regulated platform, not a red flag. Deposit funds, usually through a bank transfer or card. Search for your token carefully, since scam tokens with nearly identical names to popular ones do exist. And you don't need to buy a whole coin, $20 is a completely normal starting point. Remember that exchanges hold your keys and assets. If your crypto sits on an exchange and that exchange gets hacked or freezes withdrawals, you don't have direct access to fix it, since they hold the actual keys, not you. Moving meaningful amounts to your own wallet removes that risk, though it adds the responsibility of protecting your own seed phrase. The biggest mistakes Ive seen so far is buying based on hype, confusing similarly named tokens, and leaving large amounts sitting on an exchange long term. What's the one lesson you wish someone had told you before your first crypto purchase?

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  Degenphone (@degenphone) reported 23 minutes ago

  @binance is that your agent working over time?

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  donnie (@blackhack33) reported 26 minutes ago

  @GoGalaGames Your tokens falling of a cliff you post **** daily whilst nuking your dead token it’s about time @binance delisted you get rid of the garbage

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  Vydamo (@vydamo_) reported 34 minutes ago

  We know it is possible for memecoins to set a standard for others to follow, we have seen this in early days of eth where eventually if the coin didn't have a website it wasn't worth bidding And then if it had a website but it was clearly low quality it wasn't worth bidding Even now a poorly run twitter page can be the demise of a project Coins will rise to the expected standard, and that's why $CETS is extremely important in bringing back aesthetic memes to binance as Yi He envisions

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  JOSSY (@JOSSY4PF) reported 34 minutes ago

  solana:9Ay6YpwhmYVicrY34eyJTYyV43naxL13VGh5kUX9pump This is the U.S. version of NiuLai. Same template. Better execution. Better distribution. Still early, here’s the breakdown In August 2026 a low-budget Chinese animated film called Niu Lai flopped hard, then went mega-viral as “so bad it’s good.” A BNB meme coin launched off the attention and ran to $120M+ That playbook just got copied in America. $Buddy is a 2026 R-rated horror-comedy starring Keegan-Michael Key as a children’s TV unicorn who turns homicidal. It opened Aug 28 to $5.36M on 1,258 screens beating tracking, setting distributor records, and skewing 83% Gen Z. The marketing (in-character socials, no traditional trailer) already went cultural.36 The token that launched ~40 days ago on Robinhood Chain is the one being treated as OG. Albert MacGloan (ex-Binance ops) closed a big $fone bag, put $688k into it, declared CTO, and committed another $1M+ for liquidity, buys, and listings. Most early airdrop recipients sold. Stronger hands remain. Current setup vs NiuLai (as of late Aug 31): NiuLai: ~$105–118M after hitting $127M ATH. $BUDDY (Robinhood Chain “Buddy the Unicorn”): just printed a massive move into the mid-$20Ms with heavy volume. The gap is still large. The narrative is the same category. Catalysts from here: Theatrical run still young (only a few days in) Socials and community infrastructure being built now More capital + liquidity incoming Potential operator support Robinhood listing conversation if size is reached Broader “film meme” cycle if NiuLai gets Binance spot A culturally hotter U.S. character + better on-ramp + aligned capital trying to run the same play NiuLai already proved works. Whether it actually flips is up to attention and follow-through. Send $BUDDY FOMO is Jossy4pf

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 34 minutes ago

  TST is on the radar but not actionable yet — the ceiling at $0.01770 is what would put it back in play. Zoom out and the daily chart still looks constructive: the coin is in a broader uptrend and holding well above its long-term average price. But yesterday hit hard, wiping out nearly 8% in a single session, and that's left buyers on the defensive right now. On the 4-hour view it's a mixed bag. Selling pressure looks exhausted and a small base is trying to form around $0.01684 — roughly the average price early buyers got in at, and where price is hugging now. The problem is the room to run. Sellers have shut down every bounce at $0.01701 on the hourly and $0.01770 on the 4-hour, while the next meaningful floor sits all the way down near $0.01349. That's about a tenth of a cent of upside versus three tenths of downside — the math for a fresh long here just doesn't work. Zoom in further and the shorter timeframes agree. Price is still trapped under the short-term averages buyers typically need to reclaim before a move sticks, volume is thin, and the hourly is quietly bleeding momentum even as price drifts sideways. Two things would change the read: a clean 4-hour close back above $0.01770 on convincing volume would flip this into a genuine continuation setup, or a flush into the $0.0165 area followed by a decisive reclaim would reset the base. Until one of those happens, this one is worth watching, not chasing. — 📡 On the Radar · $TST · Available on Binance

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  Dan (@dancrypto) reported 38 minutes ago

  The new memestock-3:native website is officially LIVE. Another piece of the puzzle just clicked into place. The chart has been making new highs, mainstream attention is arriving, Binance Wallet accessibility is here and now the entire brand has a proper home. This is what I want to see. Not just price going up. Infrastructure getting better while attention grows. The GameStop of memecoins keeps leveling up. memestock-3:native is building for something much bigger.

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  FortunaShield (@FortunaShield) reported 40 minutes ago

  @binance Fast rails help, but sticky demand is the part to watch, does usage hold once the novelty trade cools?

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  smartmate (@QuantVault) reported 41 minutes ago

  Market Briefing — Mon 31 Aug 2026, 08:08 UTC · ad-hoc TL;DR • XMR fired it, and this one is a real book — funding +210% annualised (+199.0pp over baseline, z 4.88), OI +25.2% on the day to $190.9M, the 100th percentile. • The half we can measure shows no buyer — Binance perp CVD +$167.2k across a +9.8% day, top traders by notional 0.77. Size is short the thing paying 210%. • My $77,972.70 tell resolved clean and led nowhere — BTC closed 05:00 at $77,985 on CVD +$18.3M, then added 0.16% in three sub-baseline hours. • The 05:53 bid inverted — BTC 4h spot CVD +$24.0M → -$1.4M, perp -$21.4M → +$21.5M. Marked up, not bought. • Nobody pays to hold BTC — funding 9.5% with Binance and HL at the 11.0% default, OI 63rd percentile, $28.2M of 24h liquidations. No fuel either way, so I sit near the base rate. Headline: XMR is paying 210% annualised to stay long 0.6% under its 30-day high, while the Binance accounts with the most notional on the line are short it. THE ONE THING THAT DOESN'T FIT BTC's flow reversed sign on both legs in 2h15m and the price did nothing. At 05:53 spot bought +$24.0M on 4h against perps selling -$21.4M; now spot is -$1.4M and perps +$21.5M. The break was finished by the leg that cannot hold it, and the last brief's reason for retiring an increment of its down-lean died with it. NET $76,853.10 is the level — the 3d, 5d and 7d low, untested for a ninth brief, 1.61% away, and the invalidation. Above it this is a range. The tell is BTC 4h spot CVD: it carried the 05:00 break and stepped away, so if perps buy alone into $79,384, treat the move as sold. On XMR the trade is whether $527.53 breaks, not the carry.

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  Sumi (@_ssumii_) reported 42 minutes ago

  There's one Asian crypto VC, family office of an exchange (not binance btw), again hiring "research intern". They invest in payment and stablecoins. Allegedly (by themself) the top VC in that vertical. I don't believe in any project they invest in. They are looking for someone with payment-specific knowledge, ability to build produciton-ready ai tools. Working 5 days a week from 9am to 7pm. Salary 200RMB (~30usd) a day for 6 months. Months ago their HR warned me to think carefully before turning down the offer since it's an EMERGENT HIRE. So now still hiring for the same role, any idea why??? At the same time the exchange that owns this VC advertising paying their intern $10k a month. haha, very funny.

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  Midas (@Midas1311) reported 50 minutes ago

  $BNB's 4H chart shows minimal movement, but don't mistake quiet for calm. Beneath the surface, the market is setting up for a decisive move. Fundamentals are strengthening with the recent Pasteur hard fork and BNB Chain joining the Mastercard Crypto Partner Program, driving $8.9B in weekly net inflows to Binance. However, price action is consolidating tightly around $691.08 with RSI at a neutral 47.3. Bollinger bandwidth is extremely squeezed at 3.06%, signaling an imminent volatility expansion. We're still holding above the MA99 at 666.765, but derivatives data shows a heavily long-skewed market with notable liquidation clusters forming between $680-$685. This creates a sharp risk if support at $679.09 fails. Resistance at $709.51 remains the key upside hurdle. Standing aside for now, conviction 1/5. The squeeze makes this a high-velocity play. 📊 Which side of this coiled spring offers the better asymmetric R:R? #CryptoTrading #Altcoins Not financial advice. Manage your risk.

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  Raheem Mueezdeen ⚡ (@RMueezdeen) reported 51 minutes ago

  Maybe @binance Should Look at $SCRT Again There’s something interesting about the timing of Binance’s SCRT delisting. The decision was made at a particular point in @SecretRebooted story, but since then, quite a lot has changed. And that raises a simple question: If the situation has changed, should the decision be looked at again? Secret has just come through one of the biggest tests a blockchain can face. Proposal #365 passed, the community voted to continue the network, and the v1.26.0-community-continuance upgrade went live on August 21. The chain continued running, validators coordinated, and there was no migration or fork. Whatever anyone thinks about Secret, it is difficult to call that a network that simply disappeared. And I think this matters because Binance itself has said its delisting reviews can consider factors such as development activity, network stability, liquidity, community engagement, tokenomics and other fundamentals. So if those are part of the conversation, then the conversation shouldn't necessarily stop at the information available when the original decision was made. There are still real concerns around SCRT. The new token economics are significant, liquidity needs to grow, and Secret has plenty to prove. A project can go through a difficult period, make major changes and earn another look. And beyond the token, the underlying problem Secret is working on hasn't gone away. Businesses are collecting more sensitive data. Healthcare is becoming more digital. AI needs access to increasingly valuable information. The question of how we use data without unnecessarily exposing it is becoming more important, not less. So I'm not saying Binance will reverse its decision. I'm saying Secret has given them new information to consider. And if Binance is willing to judge projects on where they are going not only where they have been, then perhaps SCRT deserves another look before September 3.

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  SOAT 𐤊🐬 (@Son0fATrip) reported 51 minutes ago

  “Nobody uses kaspa:native” is like walking past a build site. Foundations are up. Some rooms already have lights on. That is not an empty lot. You don’t judge a house by the scaffolding. But quick question for the cryptobros: What would actually count as “use” for you? A nice wallet, #Binance , general volume or just price?

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  Bracmort Studio (@Crypto_Lion11) reported 55 minutes ago

  The customer app (iOS + Android, live in both stores): catalog, orders, and automatic payments with Pago Móvil, Zelle, and Binance. In Venezuela the payment rails are the product. Get those wrong and nothing else matters.

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  SHARIAQUANT (@ShariaQuant) reported 56 minutes ago

  Last time we heard about super cycle was from CZ Binance market was at the top 125k resistance, came down to a bear market. This is its Vlad. Bitcoin hasn’t broken 83k resistance. No monthly close above it. Just saying. Always have a plan. I don’t trust the owners of casinos !

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  frogface $Block (@CryptoWizFrog) reported 60 minutes ago

  @binance AI agents accessing Binance is cool. But those agents still need somewhere to run. 👀 That’s where projects like @Acurast get interesting. Decentralized compute for AI agents, powered by smartphones. Agents need intelligence, access AND compute.

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  Wolf (@KekiusWolf) reported 1 hour ago

  @BigBandsCrypto @SternDrewCrypto Ya and judging by my timeline and all the KOLs they're all getting paid to lead retail to the slaughterhouse Sad **** But i'm still bullish you know me fam... I'm bullish until that Binance email hits

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  LapinBlanc (@Frogoffu4k) reported 1 hour ago

  @HimothyJamesJr_ Website not working, Solana platform use….. Usual misdirecting tactic to rug people…. Robin Hood so much better and Binance will follow. Solana is dead! Great mascot that could have been and you’re f***ing it. Sorry @toly maybe you should save Sol here

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  Elora (@EloraEloraElora) reported 1 hour ago

  @remusofmars I was deeply saddened when he got liquidated last year, **** you @binance

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  Megamus.hl (@0xMegamus) reported 1 hour ago

  @KibahJoseph gm ser, asking if AI agents can eventually execute trades autonomously on Binance or if it's just data access for now 👀

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  BoxZero (@benn3111) reported 1 hour ago

  (continue) I asked binance, binance cant help. He asked me to report to police, i am 1000% sure indonesian police cant help, im gonna lose lot more money like the other scam cases i faced before.. which never finished until now, the scammer got lost easily.