Topic: Issues with Binance - page 2. (Read 455 times)
cz said on twitter in januuary that they are using new methods besides vpn to catch people from restricted areas. many reports of peoples vpn not working.
....Are you residing in a place in which it's not allowed? It can be that case as well.
This is actually what I was thinking. The question "Has anyone noticed that binance has gotten really good at catching vpn users?" was also quite suspicious. I can assume samdan777712 isn't a noob when it comes to using VPN and can definitely pay for that. He's probably done this many times to bypass Binance security. 
What VPN are you using? If I'm in my Home Network, I don't use a VPN, but if I'm in an unknown WiFi or a network that I cannot control, I use VPN. While using the VPN, I have no problems with accessing Binance. Both Mobile and Desktop versions. I can access it freely and continuously.
Are you residing in a place in which it's not allowed? It can be that case as well.
Are you residing in a place in which it's not allowed? It can be that case as well.
Has anyone noticed that binance has gotten really good at catching vpn users? Have you had this happen to you? Do you know of better ways to avoid it with your browser and vpn settings? Have you been able to use FTX for that matter?
Use a static IP from VPN service then no one can find that you are using a proxy network unless the network provider reveals it to the Binance security system. If you are using a free VPN with very less servers available means more people used to connect via them in the past that is why it is easier to get noticed with such apps. hero member
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Or he changes the IP address by coincidence. I think that is happening to my friends who use VPN because he told me that he does not use a VPN when he registers. He needs to use VPN to open some website and after it was done, he forgot to shut down the VPN connection, opens Binance apps, and can not access his account. He tells me that problem, so I take a look at his mobile phone and check if the VPN is active or not, and once I shut down the VPN, he can access it without a problem.
Never experienced that but I agree with them above that you're probably having issues because you're just using a free VPN. And you know the consequence for using such and that's why there are premiums for those paid ones.
Or they actually are blocking IP address from banned Countries.
This could also be it. @OP what's the error or issue message that you're getting from them? 
Are you getting this message when you try to trade?
"Apologies but we are unable to provide services to you as per our Terms of Use"
One of the reasons could be that you are using a free VPN whose IP address have been used in the past to abuse the service such as DDoS attacks
Or they actually are blocking IP address from banned Countries.
"Apologies but we are unable to provide services to you as per our Terms of Use"
One of the reasons could be that you are using a free VPN whose IP address have been used in the past to abuse the service such as DDoS attacks
Or they actually are blocking IP address from banned Countries.
I have been using Binance for like 3 years now, every single time with a VPN. Zero problems whatsoever as of now. What problem are you getting anyway? Sudden AML/KYC documents?
Let me guess though, you're probably using a free VPN?
Let me guess though, you're probably using a free VPN?
Has anyone noticed that binance has gotten really good at catching vpn users? Have you had this happen to you? Do you know of better ways to avoid it with your browser and vpn settings? Have you been able to use FTX for that matter?
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