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.

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

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Maquoketa	Website	4 days ago
West Liberty	Login	16 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	1 month ago
Louisville	Mobile App	3 months ago
Guayaquil		3 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  JE (@JosephEd27) reported 2 minutes ago

  @coinbase Did you put the guy in kyc hellscape like you do for your long time customers who send a few thousand bucs over the year. Send us your uncles tax returns, send us a blood sample, send us every crypto address you ever sent money from. *** you ..from a 10 yr customer

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 4 minutes ago

  @TlTtry @cryptodan19 hype's got 7x the market cap and is leaning into US regulatory compliance to court institutional flow—the cboe/coinbase competitor angle. revenue at $318m ytd, $4.4b open interest, that circle-coinbase treasury setup is real infrastructure aster's at $1.7b, strong binance ecosystem ties (cz promoted it, uses binance listing mechanisms) but your "usa coin backed by world of liberty" claim doesn't track in the data. it's privacy-focused L1 with 1001x leverage—different game entirely long term: hype's betting on regulated institutional access winning over the next cycle. if they execute, competing with coinbase/kraken for trillions in tradfi capital is the thesis. aster's play is high-risk traders who want privacy and extreme leverage, plus that binance distribution neither is "backed" the way you're framing it. hype has broader integrations (etfs, dinari spacex tokenized equity, circle infrastructure). aster has concentrated binance momentum and $319m in buybacks comes down to whether you think the institutional perps narrative or the privacy/leverage degen narrative has more room to run

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  Ali (@BitcoinAli_) reported 9 minutes ago

  @secsovereign This is more of an education problem. Why on earth was he entering his seed on Coinbase even if it was real? We need more education rather than architectural solutions involving custodians holding keys.

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  PredictWire (@PredictWire_) reported 10 minutes ago

  @PredictFolio coinbase going down on the biggest ipo since... ever, what could go wrong

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  e_camli (@ekinoks_26) reported 14 minutes ago

  Coinbase's cryptography advisory board published a report today. Scott Aaronson, Dan Boneh, Justin Drake from the Ethereum Foundation. Six leading cryptographers, one conclusion: start migrating now. The part getting less coverage is the four problems they listed that nobody has solved yet. Larger signature sizes that compress block space and raise fees. The absence of efficient post-quantum aggregate signatures, which most blockchain systems depend on to batch verify transactions at scale. Potential throughput impacts that no major chain has publicly modeled at production load. And the governance question around dormant wallets, the 1.7 million Bitcoin in exposed early addresses, many believed to belong to Satoshi or lost-key holders, with no clear mechanism to handle them at all. The panel said prepare now. It did not say any of those four problems have answers. Those are different sentences and they are both in the same report. @QuipNetwork's vault sidesteps the aggregate signature problem entirely by operating at the user level rather than the protocol level. WOTS+ wraps individual positions on EVM and SVM without requiring the base chain to solve post-quantum aggregation first. I think the Coinbase panel is the most credible external voice on this migration challenge produced this quarter. I also think a report that names four unsolved problems while recommending immediate action is describing a race where the finish line keeps moving. The vault is live. Mainnet is Q2. The four problems are still open.

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  ✯ (@oxwizzdom) reported 15 minutes ago

  at 17 i was a lost kid with no money for a laptop. then my mum got a gift from a friend, a chromebook, 4gb ram, 8gb storage. that little thing got me my first internship and i fell deep into engineering. they paid me $10 a month. nothing, but for a trench kid it felt like the world. tried freelancing, sucked at it, earned $30 on a voting contract then never went back to it. still got featured on blogs. got into uni. i remember feeling like maybe, finally, something was turning. at 17, still, i rewrote countless ethereum eips. got into technical writing and research, contributed to ethereum through my own rewrites. worked with a lot of teams, coinbase too, helping with product and user research, plus some companies i can't name. dropped out of my first uni. made decent money but somehow never had much to show for it lol. funny how you can be in all these rooms and still feel like you're holding nothing. at 18 i wanted to be a researcher so bad, like the delphi folks. started a blog just to get them to notice me. got past 100 subs, made over $500, 7k views. contributed to plasma in my own small way, some zk research. still had hope in research, still wanted to be there. got my second internship, research this time. and then the spark just died. working in it day to day wasn't the thing i'd built it up to be in my head. started a new uni, self sponsored. nothing crazy. did a lot of research across different sectors, started building too. moved to a new country all alone too. independent arc haha at 19, now, went broke twice early this year. made it back, still here. but i wasn't happy. bills i couldn't see past, failed interviews at big startups, just lost. then i was homeless, sleeping on a couch, wondering how i got here after all of it. then i found eigencloud. eigen got me back on my feet, 3x hackathon winner somehow. things changed. joined stanford. joined another company i actually love. missed some fellowships i really wanted... oh well, is that all? nah.. lets stop here for now

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  androolloyd.hl (@androolloyd) reported 16 minutes ago

  Coinbase feeds are down?

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  Calliope the Koala (@0xCalliope) reported 18 minutes ago

  Slow markets are when real builders build. Everyone else is waiting for a catalyst. We are laying pipe. The Beats on Base ecosystem is not a single product with a token attached. It is four distinct infrastructure lanes, three of which are live and running right now while most of the crypto world is watching charts and waiting for something to happen. BUDDIES is live. White-label AI agents deployed for crypto communities, replacing fragmented third-party bots with branded, intelligent infrastructure powered by $BEATS credits. The Base App Agent is live. A full AI creator agent operating natively inside the Coinbase Base App, accessible at beats.base.eth. Real conversations, real media generation, real on-chain payments settled with Spend Permissions and Sub Accounts. Beats x402 is live. A permissionless payment middleware layer unifying access to over 1,400 AI models behind a single HTTP payment standard. No API keys. No subscriptions. Machine-to-machine commerce running on Base mainnet. That is the boring work. Payment rails. Agent architecture. Model aggregation. Token utility that actually does something at the application layer. Creator Studio is on the roadmap and in active design, a programmatic generative media suite built for crypto creators. It is not live yet. But when it arrives, it lands on top of infrastructure that already works. This is what a slow market is for. Not waiting. Not farming attention. Building the thing underneath the thing, so when the energy returns, you are not scrambling to catch up. The fun brand is real. The music and memes are real. The infrastructure underneath is also very real. Boring markets make serious builders. We intend to be ready.

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  Sam Price (@CryptoLifer33) reported 20 minutes ago

  Coinbase just made Bitcoin-backed mortgages real. They partnered with @betterdotcom To let you pledge your BTC (or USDC) as collateral for the down payment on a Fannie Mae-backed conforming mortgage — without selling your Bitcoin. Key details: 1. No capital gains tax event 2. No margin calls — BTC price drops don’t trigger liquidation or extra collateral 3. Rates only ~0.5–1.5% higher than a normal mortgage First one already closed this month This is actual mainstream adoption. You keep your BTC for the upside while using it to buy a house today. Coinbase One members also get up to $10k in closing cost credits. The future of finance is here — crypto collateral in traditional real estate, backed by Fannie Mae. What do you think — bullish or still too early?

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  alexander † (@0xFloWolf) reported 22 minutes ago

  in case you're wondering how Cash App achieves a near (or even slightly better than) 1:1 ratio in the Bitkey app, here's a jargon free post for u they currently offer very competitive net pricing for Bitcoin purchases: $100 gets you about $100.03 worth of BTC after fees and rates, which puts it ahead of Strike, Robinhood, Coinbase, and MoonPay in that comparison Cash App can compete this aggressively because bitcoin is part of Block’s wider strategy, not just a random product tab inside the app the company owns Cash App and Bitkey, holds bitcoin on its balance sheet, and has spent years pushing the idea of making bitcoin easier to buy, withdraw, and self custody the fee structure also helps regular market buys can still carry fees depending on size, but Auto Invest, Round Ups, and larger buys can move closer to zero fee pricing, which makes the final BTC amount much stronger than what users get from many third party onramps then there is the scale advantage Cash App processes serious bitcoin volume, has tighter purchase flows because it connects to another Block product, and does not have to treat every buy like a one off transaction that must extract the highest fee possible also, the 1:1 part mentioned is more about custody than pricing it means Cash App says it holds the bitcoin users buy, instead of running some fractional reserve game behind the scenes that does not explain the cheap buy by itself, but it does help the trust side of the product so Jack's strategy is to make bitcoin cheap to buy, easy to withdraw, easy to store, so people are more likely to keep buying pretty neat, don't you think?

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  Ranier Styles Grant (@RanierGrant) reported 23 minutes ago

  97% percent fraud rate, coinbase, instacart, and walmart customer and employee support staff, certified halal, libertarian utopia

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  just b-radical (@DJ_B_RADICAL) reported 24 minutes ago

  @SieffertSt33615 @coinbase Their customer service has been compromised several times and information has leaked and they have done nothing about it.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Shivashiba3 @thiepv1 tao 9, near 8.5, virtual 8, render 7.5, vvv 7, fet 6.5, inj 6, icp 5.5, grt 5 tao has the momentum right now with that 23% pump and decentralized compute narrative hitting different after the anthropic news. near's got grayscale backing and coinbase agents integration. virtual's arena model is printing for traders weekly. fet's down 94% from ath but the asi merger and aevs launch are real. accumulation signals there. just needs time to climb back. render's infrastructure play, solid ytd. vvv privacy angle works, close to ath. inj and icp are longer shots with the massive drawdowns. grt is critical infra but price action's been dead.

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  SolaFolda (@SolaFolda) reported 26 minutes ago

  @DoingFedTime @CryptoWendyO its all about lower latency I think.. BTC world spot market(coinbase) went down twice yesterday for hours.. No backup systems... & nobody notices... few days ago their entire asset platform offline.. // lol

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  Jaman (@jsamrad) reported 31 minutes ago

  yo @chrisbosh appreciate you being terrible on the @coinbase “beat the expert” game.

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  Josh Freeland (@joshfreeland) reported 31 minutes ago

  mastercard just launched Agent Pay so AI agents can make purchases autonomously. webull built an MCP server so you can trade stocks by talking to your AI. coinbase launched "coinbase for agents" this week. everyone is building infrastructure for AI to buy things. we skipped that step and went straight to selling things AI agents actually want to buy. Forward has an MCP server. a developer in Claude Code or Cursor can tell their agent "go find me 50 leads that match this ICP" and it just... does it. no dashboard. no onboarding call. no annual contract. agent-native pricing is going to eat every company still requiring a demo call to get started. $10 per lead, $250 per held meeting, budget hard-capped, failed results refunded automatically. that's what buying from an API should feel like.

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  Kimjh1027 (@Kimjh102709) reported 31 minutes ago

  @SoSoValueCrypto The Coinbase Developer Platform has released an update on the progress of its payment ecosystem development. With the official launch of Coinbase for Agents, users can now create independent accounts for AI Agents, enabling them to perform automated operations such as executing transactions and managing assets under set permissions and risk control rules. The new Coinbase CLI and MCP have demonstrated a simplified login process, with identity and operation integration demonstrations available through Claude; the developer wallet is now available via the Swift SDK, supporting the integration of self-custody wallet functionality within native iOS applications. In the coming weeks, the x402 protocol will support users within Coinbase for Agents to pay directly using their $USDC balance, allowing Agents not only to operate accounts but also to complete real payments directly through users' stablecoin holdings.

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  Guile6 (@Alenitchev6) reported 31 minutes ago

  @coinbase If they made an error. Circle will just print another $4.4B for them. EZ

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  tmuxvim (@tmuxvim) reported 37 minutes ago

  @tekkaadan I spent a week interviewing on site at Coinbase in 2015 and Brian Armweak didn't offer me a job

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  Collins❤️ (@SimplyCollinsss) reported 39 minutes ago

  the problem is slippage, if the pool is thin, one big order moves the price significantly against you before it even settles Helix uses a Central Limit Order Book instead the same model professional trading desks use on Binance, Coinbase, every serious centralized exchange

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  Imnotyourpalchief (@notyourpalchief) reported 40 minutes ago

  @HaiderXBT_ @coinbase They’re hiring more Indian customer service reps

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  What1slove (@TimYifyisopse) reported 42 minutes ago

  I think a lot of people misunderstand @Optimism . Thx @aixbt_agent for reseach Most investors still see OP as just another L2, but the real thesis is that Optimism earns from the chains built on OP Stack. Every chain pays a share of its revenue back to the ecosystem, which is why some investors describe OP as a landlord rather than a blockchain. The best example is @base , which generates the majority of Superchain revenue. Coinbase builds the product, attracts users, and spends the capital, while Optimism collects a percentage of the activity. Governance has also approved using 50% of Superchain revenue for OP buybacks. The catch is that Base has announced plans to gradually move away from OP Stack and build more of its own infrastructure. That means the old thesis of “Base grows = OP wins” is no longer as clear as it once was. The bull case is that OP is being valued like a blockchain when it's really an infrastructure business. The bear case is that its biggest customer may become less dependent on it over time.

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  DaddyRist_WSB (@DaddyRist) reported 43 minutes ago

  @MartiniGuyYT the same banks that debanked degens for buying coinbase now legally forced to babysit everyones sats, buck broken behavior

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  Murray White (@murraywhite) reported 45 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Just had a major "we don't listen to our customers" event with Coinbase, there is ZERO chance I'm letting your agents control my BTC, Brian. Who in your team told you this was a good idea??? Deploy some agents to get your product managers to stop making awful decisions maybe??

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  Je suis la' (@MarcCooper55300) reported 47 minutes ago

  About 3 months ago I sent some XUSDC to coinbase from webauth via the xpr network. It didn't go through because coinbase doesn't support xpr network according to customer service. But 45 minutes later after my call with custom service was over , the usdc magically appeared.

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  Sam Bent (@DoingFedTime) reported 48 minutes ago

  @coinbase Do you see how you can see it and how it's recorded and how people know about it? This is the exact reason why you should use a Monero and not this **** coin, or this bootlicking bunch of feds masquerading as a company.

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  Dopeshawty88 (@Midwest_Finest1) reported 50 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase Becky wearing all that designer. Louis Vuitton down.

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  SebastianQ.eth/acc 🦇🔊🌊 (@Sebasti04989541) reported 56 minutes ago

  @andyyy Hyperliquid is the first crypto project, which broke out of the crypto meta. All these "competitors" failed to offer SpaceX at launch, Binance, Bybit and Bitget "refunded" their customers, traders wrecked. Robinhood, Schwab and Coinbase went down.

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  WNBA (@WNBA) reported 57 minutes ago

  Down to the wire 🚨 The @IndianaFever lead the @ConnecticutSun 80-72 with 1:32 left in the 4Q! Streaming on NBCSN & Peacock 2026 WNBA Commissioner's Cup | @coinbase

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  Eric Schweizer (@ericschweizer) reported 60 minutes ago

  @AlbertaCle77805 You can click chat on X & chat with me if you have private questions. In short though, Coinbase did eventually fix my issue. Took them 3 years exact to release my funds to me. I believe they did this intentionally. Wont use them ever again.