TLDR
- Binance Wallet and Trust Wallet are experiencing display issues following the market crash, affecting balance visibility and user access to assets.
- Binance Wallet users report transaction delays as network congestion causes lag in wallet data display.
- Trust Wallet resolves market data sync errors but some users still face balance visibility problems.
- Binance Wallet attributes display issues to pricing abnormalities and heavy market volatility.
- Trust Wallet confirms all assets remained safe despite temporary display glitches.
Binance Wallet and Trust Wallet experienced significant display issues following Friday’s market crash, which persisted into Monday. Both self-custody platforms reported glitches related to balance visibility and data synchronization. Users experienced delays in seeing their wallet balances, raising concerns about the stability of the platforms.
Binance Wallet Suffers Display Delays Amid Market Volatility
Binance Wallet experienced technical difficulties, as users were unable to view specific wallet data due to network congestion. The platform acknowledged the issue on X, stating that some information required additional time to buffer. “We are actively working on resolving this issue,” Binance Wallet said.
Users reported being unable to interact with their assets due to these delays. One user stated,
“I’ve incurred a loss of over $130 due to a 3.5% drop in BNB, and I couldn’t sell because of issues with your platform.”
This complaint highlights concerns about the platform’s performance during market stress.
The platform also linked these problems to pricing abnormalities affecting altcoins on its trading platform. Binance did not confirm whether wallet transactions were impacted, but some users claimed that their assets were inaccessible. Despite the issues, Binance continues to address the display glitches.
Trust Wallet Faces Similar Issues Following Market Crash
Trust Wallet also encountered balance display problems on Sunday, following a market data sync error. The platform took to X to announce that some users were unable to view their balances. Trust Wallet confirmed that the issue was resolved within four hours; however, some users continued to report inaccurate information.
We’re aware some users are not seeing their balances in their Trust Wallet due to a market data sync issue.
Please rest assured your assets are safe.
Our team is actively working on a fix and expects this to be resolved within the next few hours.
— Trust Wallet (@TrustWallet) October 12, 2025
Dami Odufuwa, Trust Wallet’s head of communications, confirmed that the platform’s display issues were resolved by Monday afternoon.
“The issue only affected the visibility of fiat balances due to a temporary market data sync error,” Odufuwa stated.
Despite the issue, users were still able to swap, stake, and transfer their crypto assets.
The wallet continues to maintain its security, with all assets remaining safe throughout the display glitch. Trust Wallet serves at least 17 million monthly active users and has had 210 million app installs. However, some users still questioned the platform’s reliability during this period of volatility.
Impact of Market Stress on Pricing and Oracle Systems
The market crash on Friday caused significant stress on pricing oracles, affecting both Binance Wallet and Trust Wallet. Trezor analyst Lucien Bourdon explained that the display issues likely resulted from record liquidations. “You can check balances via a blockchain explorer if a wallet UI looks wrong,” Bourdon advised.
Binance Wallet and Trust Wallet users were advised to verify balances through blockchain explorers during periods of congestion. The platforms have faced similar issues, but no other major wallets have reported such problems. While the glitches were frustrating, they were attributed to infrastructure challenges, rather than a risk to users’ assets.
