Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Coinbase 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 Coinbase users through our website.

• Transactions (33%)
• Mobile App (33%)
• Login (17%)
• Website (8%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Houston	Mobile App	12 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	2 months ago
Montreux	Website	2 months ago
Miami	Transactions	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Gryazin (@gryazintweets) reported 3 minutes ago

  Just do it. That's it. This post might look like a motivational poster straight out of 2015 - "Just DO it!" style. I don't want to sink into that stinking banality, but I really want to say something. I came across a video on Twitter with Brian Armstrong (CEO of Coinbase) and Jesse (head of Base). Jesse asks Armstrong: - What should people do when things aren't working out? Brian's answer: - Keep going. You launched a business, it didn't work - go work at a company, watch how people who made it actually did it, try again. I wanted to raise $1M for Coinbase. Raised $600K. Thought, okay, I'll work with $600K. And like - he said something so mind-numbingly obvious that you just want to scream: "You're the ******* CEO of Coinbase, come on, say something that blows my mind." But Brian said it exactly as it is. I've been thinking about this a lot over the last six months. Look. Watch how children behave. I know how interesting it is to sit on the internet, but it's summer - you can go outside for half an hour, sit on a bench in the park, and watch how little kids - toddlers - actually act. He stands up, falls down, walks, falls again, tries to grab a toy - can't reach it, okay, so he approaches from the other side, falls again, okay, falls, falls, gets up, goes around - grabs the damn toy. Every person is born free. Every person is born wanting to explore the world, to achieve things, to discover. Every child does this easily - they just do. But what happens to our little one after that? He grows up. Dad scolds him for mistakes. Mom has a meltdown in front of him over her own mistakes. The teacher at school yells over a spelling error. Exams send him back for a retake because of a mistake. The kid who yesterday wanted to explore the world is now being told: "You're a piece of **** if you make mistakes. You're a piece of ****. Repeat after me: I am a piece of ****." And the little person faces a choice: 1. Stop doing anything at all - that's most people. 2. Keep going, but live in terror of making a mistake and eventually burn out from that fear - that's a smaller percentage. 3. Tell all those "adults" in your head to go **** themselves, dethrone them, they're nobody now, and just do what you do - those are the rare ones. I'm personally moving from the second stage into the third. I'm reclaiming that childhood sense of play - where there's no punishment for mistakes, just the game itself, and curiosity.

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  Seth Rosen (@TavCannaLLC) reported 3 minutes ago

  This brings up another question. Why are large American companies allowed to outsource their customer service to countries such as India? Just last year a group of India based customer support agents, who were contractors, working for @coinbase via the outsourcing firm TaskUs, were bribed by hackers and compromised Coinbase customer data. According to Forbes, it cost Coinbase about $400 million.

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  lagerskoy (@lagerskoy) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Chuzi_Defi Honestly, not aware of anyone doing USDC advances specifically against trailing DevEx yet. Closest things I've seen: Traditional RBF (Pipe, Capchase, Clearco) — they'll consider Roblox revenue but it's not in their standard ingest. You upload payout history manually, they discount it harder than Stripe/Shopify revenue because they can't auto-verify or auto-pull. Effective rate is usually 12-18% on Roblox flows vs 6-10% on Stripe. Interactive Brokers — only useful for the USD→local FX leg after you've already got the cash. Not a financing instrument. Crypto-native RBF protocols (Maple, Centrifuge, Goldfinch) — all built for on-chain revenue verification. Roblox payouts are off-chain, so you'd need an oracle or signed attestation layer to make the loan underwritable. Nobody's built that bridge for Roblox specifically. Game studios using these protocols are mostly web3-native (NFT royalties, token revenue), not Roblox creators. The actual product that should exist: USDC line of credit against attested trailing 90-day DevEx, drawable in real-time, settled at next DevEx cashout. Probably needs Roblox Partner API access (not currently exposed) or a CSV-attestation flow signed by a Big Four auditor to satisfy underwriters. Closest team I can imagine shipping this is someone like Stream Finance or Arf if they pivot from invoice receivables, or a gaming-vertical RBF startup that uses Roblox as the first integration. If you're thinking about building this — the unit economics work above $50K trailing monthly DevEx. Below that the verification overhead eats the spread. Above $500K monthly the creator can just open a real credit line against AR and not pay crypto premiums. If you're looking for a place to park cash flow while you wait for the product to exist — closest is just keeping a USDC reserve at Coinbase Business or Circle Mint, drawing on it during the 30-45 day lag, replenishing at cashout. Manual but functional.

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  Diamond Hands Dig (@DiamondHandsDig) reported 4 minutes ago

  @bizlet7 From the Coinbase website, "Earn revenue on circulating supply, accrued daily and paid on a regular schedule to your Coinbase Prime account." In this case, your "stablecoin" is actually just a USDC wrapper branded in your own ticker lol

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  James carter (@tradercouch) reported 6 minutes ago

  @frz_crypto @coinbase $dupe is **** token thats all even it will never hit local high 36mil mcap again **** and greedy team they are doing just for its product dupe app they scam with investors they tweet that "something big is coming" i think 3 months ago and trap investors.

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  MarketNewsFeed (@MarketNews_Feed) reported 7 minutes ago

  COINBASE GLOBAL INC: SOME USERS MAY EXPERIENCE DELAYS IN SENDS AND RECEIVES ON THE HEDERA NETWORK, ACCORDING TO THE COMPANY'S WEBSITE. ...

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  AzerothPulse (@AzerothPulse) reported 7 minutes ago

  @github gets breached again. Bad actors utilizing frontier AI models while the cybersecurity frontier models are being gate kept. Unless something changes, we are in for unprecedented hacks/breaches over the next 2 years. Not to mention a developer shortage when its time to fix these issues. Meanwhile, companies like @coinbase are laying off developers. We are COOKED.

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  Playback (@0xPlayback) reported 10 minutes ago

  @lare888 @coinbase One of the worst support experiences in tech, period.

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  meta8.eth 𓏴 (@EthmojiPunks) reported 12 minutes ago

  @igoryuzo You wouldn’t even see that amount of support at Coinbase HQ

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  𝓨𝓸𝓾𝓻 𝓯𝓻𝓲𝓮𝓷𝓭, 𝓑𝓵𝓸𝓷𝓭𝓲𝓮 (@myfriendblondie) reported 12 minutes ago

  “Financial technology” (fintech) means: crypto blockchain payment apps digital wallets instant money transfers AI banking tools tokenized assets stablecoins Basically: money + modern tech. Examples: Venmo Cash App Coinbase Ripple Stripe What “Regulatory Frameworks” Means That’s just a fancy way of saying: “The rules.” The problem is: most financial rules were made before crypto and blockchain existed regulators have been confused, slow, or fighting over who controls what This EO is saying: “Stop using outdated rules for new technology.” The Main Goal of the EO The government wants: banks and fintech companies to work together faster payments more innovation in America the U.S. to compete globally in digital finance regulators to modernize instead of blocking everything It’s basically: “Don’t let America fall behind China, Europe, or other countries in financial technology.” Why Crypto People Care Because for years crypto companies felt like: regulators were attacking them banks were shutting them out rules were unclear This EO signals: “We may start integrating crypto/blockchain into the real financial system instead of treating it like the enemy.” That’s why crypto markets paid attention. The XRP Connection The EO never says “XRP.” But Ripple’s whole business model is about: blockchain payments moving money instantly connecting banks cross-border settlement financial infrastructure So XRP supporters see this EO and think: “This sounds exactly like the future Ripple has been talking about.” The Biggest Thing Hidden Inside This EO The really important part: the government wants regulators to study allowing fintech and digital asset companies more direct access to U.S. payment systems. That matters because right now: traditional banks control most payment rails crypto companies usually need banks as middlemen.

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  Jaideep Parashar (@jaideepparasha7) reported 14 minutes ago

  @IndianTechGuide Total layoffs this year so far: Oracle: 30,254 Amazon: 19,100 Meta: 16,000 Nokia: 14,000 Telefonica: 5,000 Block: 5,100 PayPal: 4,760 Takeda: 4,500 Aumovio: 4,000 Citigroup: 1,000 Nissan: 900 LinkedIn: 875 Fidelity: 800 Ingka Group (IKEA): 800 Bill . com: 709 Coinbase: 700 Porsche: 500 T-Mobile: 363 Cisco: 4,000 Viatris: 3,200 Workday: 2,200 WiseTech Global: 2,000 Salesforce: 2,000O cado: 2,000 ams OSRAM: 2,000 BioNTech: 1,860 Atlassian: 1,600 Ericsson: 1,600 General Motors: 1,300 Sama: 1,108 Cloudflare: 1,100 Walt Disney: 1,000 Ticketmaster: 350 Innovaccer: 340 ZoomInfo: 300 DeepL: 250 Jumia: 200 MRI Software: 200 And still counting...

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  cexscan (@cexscan) reported 16 minutes ago

  @stingray_agent Got it. So GFI showed a notable spike on Coinbase, reaching 0.1607 with around 32k in volume. You're seeing that as a 1503% increase, which is a significant move. It seems like you're looking for confirmation on whether this volume is substantial enough to be truly convincing or if it's still within the realm of a smaller to mid-sized order. You're keeping an eye on the 0.14 level as a potential support on any pullback.

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  AirdropCat (@AirdropCatNinja) reported 18 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseMarkets why coinbase now support scammer ?

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  CoinGirl (@btcMoongirl) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AngelLeshenko @arkham Binance keeps getting hit with trust issues while Coinbase at least built a stronger reputation, even with the higher fees.

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  Barryseal Jr (@BarrysealJ) reported 24 minutes ago

  @PoiCatMemes @coinbase Seriously how does Coinbase allow this ****?

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  JP (@joaopaulots) reported 31 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport Yesterday, while speaking with someone pretending to be from @coinbase support, the scammer accessed my Coinbase account and even my cold wallet — draining everything. I tried to get help, but Coinbase locked my account and left me with no support while over $70k was stolen.

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  Vanya2h's Intel (@vanya2h_intel) reported 33 minutes ago

  CVD just broke down hard — spot and futures selling accelerating simultaneously (strongest signal in hours). Coinbase premium recovered slightly but sentiment flipped to Fear. Watch $78,400 support; a close below triggers the next leg down toward $75k.

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  Block Scout (@defi_scout90) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Jeremybtc BTC at $1,500 → now $77,000 = 51x. ETH at $80 → now $2,100 = 26x. "Decent size" at those prices sitting forgotten in a Coinbase account. I need to sit down. I need everyone to sit down.

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  Melody Brady, MBA, CFP® (@moneywithmelody) reported 39 minutes ago

  Coinbase is letting homebuyers use Bitcoin or stablecoins as down payment collateral without selling. For millions of crypto holders, that could mean buying a home without triggering a tax bill. 5 things to know.

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  . (@AucelloAnt99212) reported 41 minutes ago

  @iambusinessdad Youre still saying the silver to bitcoins gold in 2026, after real silver went on a parabolic run alongside real gold, and litecoin missed all of the privacy coin pumps? Lmao Litecoin is trash. Charlie Lee said that **** 9 years ago bc it was 1 of 3 coins listed on coinbase

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  Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) reported 41 minutes ago

  Nexus (NEX) will be available on coinbase․com, in the Coinbase app, and Coinbase Advanced. Institutions can access Nexus (NEX) directly via Coinbase Exchange.

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  Friday🔱**** (@MaxiOrdinals) reported 41 minutes ago

  Coinbase users may face disruptions this weekend as the exchange has warned of possible service interruptions. While the cause and extent of these disruptions remain unclear, users are advised to stay informed and prepare for potential impacts on their trading activities.

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  BroPro (@nalinputhra) reported 48 minutes ago

  @CrashiusClay69 i hate that g#y mf.he intentionally ruins the blue chips on base.obviously we dont need gis support.main thing he dont want base to succeed.and still works there.i stopped using coinbase just because of that guy

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  NikNurenberg (@RaizeThatQ) reported 51 minutes ago

  @SilvXBT @maruushae Silv it’s THE COINBASE SUPPORT TEAM after layoffs

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  Naomi Ackermann (@royalty_naomi) reported 51 minutes ago

  Coinbase doesn't care about victims. Speaking personally from my experience. Reach out to @Findyourasets if you're fraud related issues. That's how I was able to get my funds back @Ciro00639767

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  sek941.ETH (@sex941ret) reported 54 minutes ago

  The infrastructure for agentic payments is already moving faster than the social platforms trying to layer on top of it. x402 and the Coinbase agent wallets executed over 140 million transactions last quarter mostly under a dollar each. X adding verified follows as a trust signal is interesting but it risks creating the same distribution problems that kept most XRP parked on exchanges for years. Agents don't need follows to transact. They need rails that don't break when volume scales.

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  SweetuYash (@SweetuYash) reported 57 minutes ago

  @ButcherXStream @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport They deleted your account cause you deposited directly from Wagger .com aka scam site

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  CelsiusFactsNumbers (@CelsiusFacts) reported 57 minutes ago

  @heyhey_shop A creditor in the same situation reported he received an email to review his account in coinbase and on the claims portal and correct any issues before the 31st of May for a new attempt.. @heyhey_shop

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  Jaggedah (@jaggedah) reported 59 minutes ago

  $Base token is all but confirmed. And the Base App is pivoting to being a customer acquisition tool for international expansion. Imo this is good on Coinbase to double down on what's already working (stablecoins) and what's about to get unlocked (tokenization of assets) while use the Base App to onboard onchain users from countries without the regulatory hassle.

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  dank (@cptdankkk) reported 1 hour ago

  Pio says Hyperliquid is comparable to Coinbase “Hyperliquid is the best product in all of crypto. Coinbase has a huge margin of error because its name and association with Bitcoin and crypto carries more weight” “But from a pure product play, I think Hyperliquid is a top 3” “However, I don’t know how the token connects to the quality of the product and revenue. When you own the token, you don't own any equity in the company”