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 (38%)
• Transactions (25%)
• Login (19%)
• Website (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Houston	Mobile App	3 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	1 month ago
Guayaquil		1 month ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	2 months ago
Montreux	Website	2 months ago
Miami	Transactions	2 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Rohit Chauhan (@degenrsc) reported 24 seconds ago

  Coinbase ($COIN): The Bet on Agentic Rails Are Live Thesis Sell-side has written the same Coinbase note for three years: strong in bull markets, exposed in bear ones, best treated as a trading instrument not a compounding business. Hold it when crypto runs. Trim it when it doesn't. That framing is now factually wrong. Q1 2026 isn't a strong quarter dressed up in narrative. It's the first quarter where Coinbase's infrastructure thesis moved from management commentary to audited numbers. 99% of all onchain agentic commerce settled in USDC. 90% of it ran on Base. x402 — Coinbase's machine-to-machine payment protocol — processed over $100M in its first live quarter. Amazon announced a Bedrock integration on the same day as earnings. This is not a roadmap. This is a market that already exists, and Coinbase is the settlement layer. What Q1 Actually Shows > Total revenue: $1.4B. Transaction revenue: $756M. Subscription and services: $584M. GAAP net loss: $394M. Adjusted EBITDA: positive $303M. Cash on hand: $10B+. > The top-line miss on GAAP is accounting noise — the gap between -$394M reported and +$303M adjusted is driven by fair value marks on crypto assets held on the balance sheet, not operational deterioration. Watch EBITDA and cash. Both are fine. > The real story is in three new product lines that didn't exist 18 months ago and are already material: > Derivatives: $200M+ annualized in Q1. New all-time high. CFO Haas flagged this as a "big growth driver in 2026" on the Q4 2025 call. It already is — one quarter in. > Prediction markets: Launched January 2026. $100M annualized run rate by March. Two months to nine figures. That's the fastest new product ramp in Coinbase's history. > Coinbase One: Crossed 1M paid subscribers. A recurring subscription business compounding inside the exchange, decoupled from trading volumes. Three new lines. All newly material. None properly weighted in the consensus model. The Infrastructure Thesis, In Numbers > The Amazon Bedrock partnership is the most important announcement this quarter and it received the least analytical attention. > Amazon didn't partner with a crypto exchange. Amazon partnered with payment rails. > The integration: Bedrock developers can now provision AI agents with USDC wallets via Coinbase's developer platform and execute x402 micropayments natively. Every enterprise building on Bedrock — and at this point that's most of Fortune 500 AI infrastructure — has a one-click path to Coinbase-settled agentic payments. > x402 makes this concrete. $100M processed in Q1 across machine-to-machine payments: API calls, agent task completions, data purchases, compute settlements. That number looks small in isolation. It is not. The technical question — does the protocol work, do the wallets provision, does the USDC clear — is answered. It does. They do. It does. > 90% of it ran on Base. Coinbase's L2 is not a side project. It is the execution layer for agentic commerce, confirmed by Q1 actuals. The standing bear case on the AI thesis has always been timing: that agent-to-agent commerce at revenue-relevant scale is a 2028 story. Q1 2026 is the data point that ends that argument. The question has moved from "will this happen" to "how fast does it ramp." The Layoffs Are the Tell 14% of staff, framed by Armstrong as an AI-native transition. Sell-side read this as a cost-cutting signal during a soft quarter. That's the wrong read. Coinbase isn't cutting because the business is contracting. They're cutting because AI is now doing the work that headcount used to do — and converting those savings into margin expansion and infrastructure investment. You don't cut 14% of staff while sitting on $10B cash and posting positive adjusted EBITDA if you're in retreat. You do it if you're rebuilding the org structure for the next phase. The layoffs and the Amazon partnership announced in the same quarter are the same signal: Coinbase is becoming an AI-native infrastructure company, and it's doing it from a position of financial strength. Risks S&S guidance for Q2 is $565–645M, bracketing Q1's $584M — essentially flat. That's the flag. If x402 and Base sequencer revenue are inflecting, it should show in S&S. If Q2 prints at the low end, the agentic commerce monetization timeline is longer than the narrative implies. This is the single data point to watch on the next print. Transaction revenue is still a crypto beta exposure. A sustained H2 2026 bear market compresses the headline number regardless of infrastructure execution. The data center incident is a one-event risk today. In Q1, a technical issue at a data center briefly halted trading on the platform. Coinbase's institutional custody business — their highest-margin, most defensible asset — runs on operational credibility. One event is forgivable. Two is an institutional AUM problem. Entry Framework Current price: ~$201 (weekly close). Not a screaming entry — price is sitting at a macro decision point, not a support level. Key levels: - $185–200: Current decision zone. Held as support this week. Losing this on a weekly close puts $165 back in play fast. - $165–175: First high-conviction entry zone. March 2026 low. Thesis-aligned add zone — fundamentals intact, price at structure. - $145: Strong structural support. Multiple touches across 2022–2023. Only relevant if macro deteriorates significantly. - $250–260: First meaningful resistance above. Breakout above this confirms the infrastructure repricing thesis is being recognized by the market. Sizing logic: Partial position at current levels ($195–205) is defensible if you believe the Q2 S&S print will be the catalyst. Full conviction sizing on a retest of $165–175. Do not chase above $215 — risk/reward compresses significantly at that level. Catalyst to watch: Q2 2026 earnings (August). If S&S clears $620M, the thesis upgrades to HIGH conviction and the $250 target becomes the base case. The Framework The consensus is pricing a volatile exchange with some recurring revenue bolted on. The correct frame is a payment infrastructure company with a volatile exchange attached. The infrastructure layer — USDC stablecoin fees, Coinbase One, custody, derivatives, x402 — now generates roughly $2.3B annualized with structurally limited cycle correlation. The exchange layer adds upside when crypto markets are active. The infrastructure layer grows regardless. Q1 2026 is the quarter that distinction became verifiable. CONVICTION: MEDIUM — Upgrades to HIGH if Q2 2026 S&S clears $620M (confirming x402 and agentic commerce monetization is converting into reported revenue) OR additional enterprise integrations follow Amazon Bedrock. Stays MEDIUM if Q2 S&S prints at guidance floor — the thesis is structurally right but the revenue ramp timeline is longer than Q1 implies. Size for asymmetry, not full conviction.

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  Supersavv (@supersavvv) reported 1 minute ago

  @cryptocom @coinbase I have a withdrawal of 2700$ cash that hasn’t processed in 24 hours and also a 1400$ ETH transfer to a frequently used address that hasn’t processed in 6+ hours. This is at @krakenfx How would you guys resolve this matter for a long time customer?

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  Grouchy (@GrouchyCrypto) reported 6 minutes ago

  @WatcherGuru @brian_armstrong Didn’t he just have coinbase down for over 5 hours?

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  isaias291.ink (@isaias_291) reported 7 minutes ago

  Week 1: AWS integrated x402 + Coinbase on Amazon Bedrock for onchain USDC payments. 1M+ AWS business customers with native access to onchain payments on the Base. Centrifuge launched S&P 500 tokenised in the Base with strategic investment from Coinbase.

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  aparjey🐂 (@aparjey) reported 9 minutes ago

  @LtCrandog @0xUnihax0r was sick and having troubles with my cb account already and then fell for a cb social engineering call cuz they had all my info already. funny thing is, i was chatting with coinbase real support about what was going on as i was getting socially engineered and they did nothing except copy and paste generic google ai responses and not answer any of my concerns/questions

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  bronson (@bronson1123) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Ledger I’m tired of holding bittensor:native in coinbase pls add support

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  CHAMPA BAY OG (@RJacobs126) reported 13 minutes ago

  @PeakOneX **** the on already on coinbase is poppin off 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

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  e_camli (@ekinoks_26) reported 14 minutes ago

  119 million x402 transactions on @base, $600M annualized volume, zero protocol fees. The HTTP 402 status code sat unused for 25 years because nobody could agree on a settlement layer. Coinbase built one and developers started using it immediately. The protocol design is clean. An agent hits a paid endpoint, receives a 402 response with USDC payment instructions in the header, signs and sends the payment, gets access. No accounts, no subscriptions, no human in the loop. Stripe integrated in February, Cloudflare Workers ships native support, and the x402 ecosystem directory already lists 28 pay-per-call APIs covering LLM inference, blockchain analytics, image generation, and web scraping. That range of services in under three months is not hype, it's adoption data. What makes this structurally significant for Base is that x402 positions the chain as the default settlement layer for machine-to-machine commerce before that market has real volume. Most of the $600M annualized flow is small agent transactions today. The same infrastructure handles the same transaction type at 100x that volume without redesign. The facilitator model means Coinbase sits in the settlement path for now. Whether that remains the architecture as the protocol matures is the open question worth watching.

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  Omer Okumus (@omerokumusx) reported 17 minutes ago

  Incorrect conclusion: “With AI, you can write code for a Coinbase-like product with millions of users even without a software background.” That statement is completely wrong. However, the following statement is correct --at least partially: “With AI, you can write code for a product with millions of users even without a software background.” I removed the “Coinbase” part because building a product like that is impossible. It’s partially true because building something at the level of a QR Code Scanner is very realistic. I’ll even leave an example: 500 million users. That’s a pretty solid number.

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  FinRiff (@FinRiff) reported 22 minutes ago

  i’m pretty neutral on $crcl into earnings, because of coinbase earnings $coin had a bad quarter and the stock still didn’t crater. transaction revenue wasnt good, but it bounced the next day because the market cared more about usdc holding up coinbase did $305m in stablecoin revenue, held $19b of avg usdc in its products, and said it captures ~50% of usdc economics. usdc supply also hit ~$80b in march circle is basically the cleaner usdc bet. so tomorrow isn’t really about whether crypto trading was good. it’s whether usdc supply, reserve income, and distribution costs look healthy street already expects a step down from q4: $715m to $737m revenue, $0.15 to $0.18 eps. coinbase missing and then recovering makes me think a lot of the bad crypto tape was already priced in. for crcl, the bigger swing is usdc health and the clarity act markup next week

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  Fred Velez (@Fredvelezcrypto) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Polo_ETH @KeyboardCatBase This is positive, but Coinbase-labeled wallets don’t automatically mean Coinbase is buying for its own bag. More likely: custody, user balances, trading operations, or market-making flow. Still bullish though. Customer demand + exchange custody + liquidity all matter.

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  Rho Rider (@RhoRider) reported 23 minutes ago

  🎯 $COIN is hiding the truth about the AWS outage. The reality is they cheaped-out on Infrastructure backups to juice stock earnings. In 2023 Coinbase slashed “Website Hosting & Infrastructure” expenses by over half, citing “modernization & efficiency” efforts. This would include AWS cloud hosting (& backup). They also cut Developer Resources by half. The lower expenses enabled them to report big earnings estimate beats that year…the stock skyrocketed This was just before the crypto market rebound. In the following years, Coinbase became known for major extended outages during periods of high volume. In FY 2025, despite ATH crypto and significant outages, they still haven’t reinvested back to 2022 levels of Infrastructure investment. @brian_armstrong cares more about the stock price than the safety & stability of the platform.

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  Mharo Rajasthan (@mharoraajasthan) reported 25 minutes ago

  A guy from India stole $20 MILLION in crypto just by buying a website Chirag Tomar, a 31 year old in India, registered CoinbasePro Com and built a clone of the real Coinbase Pro login page that looked identical to the original, pixel for pixel He pushed the fake site to the top of Google search results through SEO manipulation, so anyone searching “Coinbase Pro” landed on his page first Victims clicked through, entered their email and password, hit the two factor button and watched a fake loading screen While that fake screen was running, his crew logged into the real Coinbase site using the stolen credentials and live code, draining wallets in seconds Sometimes victims even called “support” through a number on the spoofed page and one of his crew would guide them into entering even more security codes The operation lasted two and a half years and affected 542 users worldwide Tomar kept a detailed spreadsheet tracking every victim and exactly how much he took from each one He blew the money on Audemars Piguet watches, Lamborghinis, Porsches, plus luxury trips to Dubai and Thailand The run ended in December 2023 when he landed in Atlanta for vacation and the Secret Service was waiting at the gate Investigators caught him because he used the same email for communicating with his crew and applying for his US tourist visa His Google search history reportedly included “fake coinbase page” and “how to take money from coinbase without OTP” He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison plus two years of supervised release India’s enforcement directorate later seized more than $7 million across 27 properties in Delhi tied to him and his family The same guy smart enough to game Google’s algorithm for two and a half years was careless enough to Google “how to take money from coinbase without OTP” from the same browser tied to his US visa application💥💥

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  chief (@bolochief) reported 25 minutes ago

  @TheOneandOmsy The distribution split already renegotiated down from 50/50 in 2023. Coinbase knew this was coming — they let Circle go public precisely because the marriage was already over. Real tell: Base launched native USDC integration without needing Circle's permission. They're just running out the custody agreement now.

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  Marc Baumann 🌔 (@marcb_xyz) reported 27 minutes ago

  BREAKING: Coinbase just posted a $394 million loss in Q1 2026. Revenue dropped 31% to $1.41 billion. They cut 700 jobs. And yet they hit an all time high in global trading market share at 8.6%. The numbers tell two completely different stories. Let me break it down.

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  Clive (@Clive_99) reported 29 minutes ago

  I don’t think people understand how bat **** crazy normies get over recognizable memes they can buy on @coinbase or other large exchanges. I have people I work with who brag to me about making 47% on a trade. I showed one dude the Troll chart today and his head exploded. The “real” money won’t come from CT. Exchanges will begin to load up and it’s gonna get really silly really fast.

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  Dissecting the Markets (@dissectmarkets) reported 31 minutes ago

  @cantonmeow Coinbase customer service is the worst Idk how anyone is suppose to take them seriously when web 3 eventually becomes mainstream when consumers are better off doing their crypto transactions with trad financial institutions that can simply adopt stablecoins

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  Coinbase Platform (@CoinbasePltfrm) reported 33 minutes ago

  Coinbase is proudly participating in Alpenglow community cluster to support @solana and its community.

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  Alex Shirkey (@AlexShirkey00) reported 36 minutes ago

  @briankerns @XRPBags I had a similar experience on Base with ZBCN. It said I had 1.3 ZBCN worth about $58K then it grew grew to $4B, then suddenly it changed to FRL and today I checked and it's all gone. I tried asking Coinbase, their customer service sucks ***** and were no help. I never got an answer, never got any help and now it's just gone with basically zero transaction history for the wallet, at least nothing I can understand. Any body else able to provide explanation or offer any assistance? I have screenshots...

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  SentryX Recovery HQ (@SentryxHQ) reported 38 minutes ago

  I can help recover the funds lost to this Coinbase transfer exploit. These unauthorized movements and fraudulent platform interactions leave permanent blockchain signatures that I can exploit. Share the transaction hash (TxID) so we can begin the forensic recovery process.

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  Jake (@P90DOC) reported 38 minutes ago

  @GoldNutter Actually, there is no Coinbase fees if you login with Coinbase, it’s the same thing on Uniswap. It’s no different.

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  whynot369 (@whynot33333) reported 40 minutes ago

  @BenjaminChhn True but coinbase does not steal people’s crypto. Scammers who get login might but not coinbase itself.

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  macaroundthefur.icp ∞ (@___isforclosers) reported 40 minutes ago

  @T3kNoLogicMusic @coinbase I bought mine days ago and I can’t transfer 90% of my ICP. Also, haven’t had this issue ever, but it may be a regular thing. Idk.

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  Anreii Uzun (@AnreiiUzun) reported 42 minutes ago

  @coinbase Why does the Coinbase exchange refuse to trace where my funds went after I was scammed by fraudsters? And why won't they freeze the scammers' crypto wallets? Coinbase support claims they are unable to do this—but how can that be, given that the money was sent *through* their exch

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  Judah has Risen (@Judahhasrisen) reported 42 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Why still in 2026 is there no way for American Xpats living in the Philippines to use Coinbase? I keep asking but no one answers. Even the customer service is of no help so @brian_armstrong can you make this happen?

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  Jim | #BIP110 | Bitcoin, not jpegs (@venorusprime) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Atlas63573102 @oomahq @Airbtconline I'm sitting at 94% return on investment, so down 6% in sats terms but for that 6% I am getting pure coinbase sats, pulling some small part of the network away from the big miners, and signaling for BIP110. All profitable in my opinion.

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  Decentralized Storage Alliance (@_DSAlliance) reported 50 minutes ago

  AWS is making moves in the AI agent space. 🤖 Last week, Amazon WorkSpaces opened desktop access for agents. AWS also partnered with Coinbase and Stripe to build payment rails for agents. Autonomous systems that can now spend money independently. Agents with desktops. Agents with wallets. The infrastructure layer for autonomous AI is continuously being built at speed... But on a centralized cloud. It appears we haven't learned from the realities of the 2025 AWS blackout. And that decentralized storage is a feasible option, especially when handling onchain transactions.

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  Niko (@lngspt) reported 51 minutes ago

  @TheOneandOmsy Yeah that's a really good point. Imo Coinbase needs to try a little harder if they want to meaningfully compete with Circle – Base has been a disappointment and the company is too focused on competing with Robinhood when there is a huge opportunity to help become a significant part of next gen payments infra

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  Saigo (@Sagondolma) reported 52 minutes ago

  @coinbase Let's talk about the fact me along with hundreds of other customers haven't been credited their deposits for three days now and your support is doing nothing about it

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  DarleneOnbase.eth (@JewelNiles) reported 59 minutes ago

  @DaleCannoy Coinbase can change eligibility, region access, or compliance status without much warning. Was it a staking, rewards, wallet, or account access issue?