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 (30%)
• Transactions (25%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
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
Solihull	Transactions	2 months ago

Full Outage Map

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Ed (Eduardo) Rodriguez Jr. (@tridentxhodler) reported 2 minutes ago

  @iampaulgrewal @coinbase Sure exactly what someone working for coinbase would say. We got your number!

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  NavySmurf (@SmurfNavy) reported 3 minutes ago

  @LibertyStier @saylor But through Coinbase, hasn’t had that issue on there. STRCX

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  Jim Hopper (@Colzzz24) reported 5 minutes ago

  Those ATMs mark up the crypto price by 30% making a huge profit. I have no idea why ******** your talking about It’s not like they’re banning Coinbase in Canada where you can get it without the outrageous fee

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  Doctore 420 (@Doctore420) reported 6 minutes ago

  @iampaulgrewal @coinbase your killing crypto vile piece of ****

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  Krev23 (@Krev2323) reported 6 minutes ago

  @MerlijnTrader Who gives a **** what he says? He's not the CEO of Coinbase anymore.

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  Michael Axel (@AlphaMarketsX) reported 7 minutes ago

  What's next ? Markup happens. Floor vote. Conference with House. Still unresolved: DeFi provisions, ethics language . Coinbase pulled support in January over yield ban . Now they're back on board. This bill could pass by summer. $COIN, $BTC, $ETH, $SOL. DYOR NFA

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  ConcreteCrypto99 (@99QQ111971) reported 7 minutes ago

  @MisterAccord Coinbase has treated me awful. I was locked out and debanked for over 3 years by Coinbase. Coinbase has 0 customer service. Not a good Company. Its all about Brian Armstrong.

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  zgnnet.cro 🇸🇬 (@zgnnet) reported 8 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong a S$20 error is enough for me to give a vote of no confidence.. honestly, there are many regulated crypto exchanges alternative, therefore my advice is use Coinbase at your own risk..

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  XRP News (@XRPBreakingNews) reported 9 minutes ago

  Coinbase just flipped the switch on Trade at Settlement (TAS) for XRP futures putting $XRP in the SAME league as BTC, ETH, and even gold💥 This is BIG: • Institutions can execute large block trades at the official 4PM settlement price • Reduced intraday volatility risk • Cleaner, more predictable execution for big money🚀🚀

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  📈📉💸 (@Bicepmonkey) reported 13 minutes ago

  Good day, Money Market. I apologize for the delay. I have been working on two articles covering International Business Machines $IBM and Amprius Technologies $AMPX. Those will come out later today. Coinbase $COIN is a stock I own in my portfolio. The stock remains low these days amid ongoing weakness in crypto and a disappointing forecast for Robinhood's $HOOD trading revenue. The stock currently trades at a simple valuation ratio of 7.2. This sits below the average of 10.8 from the previous four quarters. Remember that this remains a business with revenues that fluctuate sharply with Bitcoin $BTC prices. I see the lower valuation as an opportunity for patient investors. My idea does not involve trading crypto in the short term. It centers on the growing use of Bitcoin $BTC and other major digital assets among large institutional investors. These investors deliver more consistent value than the typical buyer who grabs odd coins with funds from a regular paycheck. With increased institutional focus, Coinbase's $COIN revenues will become more stable. Growth will turn out less choppy as a result. Stablecoins bring further advantages. Coinbase $COIN collects a portion of the interest from USDC. As payment processors like Visa $V begin to use stablecoins for settlements, Coinbase $COIN will benefit greatly. The long-term case looks solid, so I continue adding to my position.

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  Kid (@kidonthephoenix) reported 14 minutes ago

  Dear @coinbase You are so slow at processing payments that buying crypto on your platform hurts my soul and I won’t be doing that again

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  denny (@dwxrstt) reported 15 minutes ago

  bro @coinbase support is horrible with their new credit cards.

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  Brucabbro 🧑‍🍳 menumagic.ai (@brucabbro) reported 15 minutes ago

  @dvassallo Last time I've physically been in one was because my bank for 15 years kicked me out for cashing in like 200€ from Coinbase. I could DCA to Coinbase no problem, but the SECOND crypto became fiat and came back to the bank account they wanted me out. (You can buy Bitcoin on their app now 🤡)

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  TheEnergyMag (@TheEnergyMag) reported 21 minutes ago

  $RIOT disclosed in its latest 10-Q that the interest for the $200 million Coinbase $COIN loan was reduced to a fixed rate at 6.15%, down from 8.3% as of the end of 2025.

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  CryptoPsych007 (@CryptoPsych007) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Steph_iscrypto Dang, the sellout is complete. Thanks @coinbase. @CryptoPsych007 will bounce to any new exchange that represents decentralization vs banker greed. #Satoshi please return and unleash Genesis block. The clowns forgot about Banker/Govt Greed. 😞

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  Biddaddy (@biddaddy_lc) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ChrisCoffee audits + coinbase support? feels like they’ll bounce back

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  Bala 👽 (@BalaiBB) reported 23 minutes ago

  Something most people don't realize: When you use a CEX like Binance or Coinbase you don't actually own your crypto The exchange holds it for you If the exchange goes down (remember FTX?) your funds go down with it There is a saying. Not your keys, not your crypto.

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  Bailey 🧠 | Crypto Critic (@CryptoXBailey) reported 24 minutes ago

  @cryptojack 🚨 WARNING SIGNAL 🚨 Every time Bitcoin dips 1%, crypto influencers discover a new chart to explain what already happened. “Coinbase Premium negative” “Demand dropping fast” “Downside risk increasing” Translation: price went down and they need content.

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  Livsun (@L1vsun) reported 25 minutes ago

  One action that changed absolutely everything my mornings 6 months ago: wake up, check 8 different sources before entering single Polymarket trade > Binance for BTC price > Coinbase for confirmation > Twitter for news > Polymarket for odds 3 whale wallets I track manually, Discord for alpha, TradingView charts 40 minutes minimum before first position = lost opportunities while researching BUT, now I type "scan" into terminal 30 seconds later: Claude analyzed 400 markets, flagged 3 whale coordination events, detected 2 panic signatures, compared cross-exchange prices, found mispricing on one contract text appears: "Enter BTC Down at 62¢, whales clustered, retail panicking, Binance confirms" I click buy Made $1,200 this morning before coffee this isn't $500/month trading terminal subscription or $2,000 Bloomberg data feed personal AI scanner I built in one weekend using Claude, free APIs, one Python file last month: saved 18 hours of manual research, made $34,800 from signals I would've missed checking feeds manually Most traders still opening 8 tabs every morning Researching while opportunity expires their 40 minutes = my 30 seconds same data, different speed Bookmark ot still manually checking Binance, Twitter, and whale wallets before every trade?

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  DAMOS (@Damos20820110) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BalaiBB Yeah, I know anything can happen but the chances of Binance or coinbase going down is rare and it will even done more hard to the industry

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  Ghost (@Heyghost69) reported 29 minutes ago

  BTC hitting $78K as Coinbase leaks a breakthrough on the U.S. crypto bill. Hormuz Strait is not fully shut down tensions are high, and a U.S. blockade has been reported, but the situation is fluid and not confirmed as “100% closed.” US debt > 100% GDP, and Tether is sitting on massive Treasury exposure. We’re in a national security supercycle. BTC is the weapon, AI is the engine.

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  angelhomesoln (@AngelHomeSoln) reported 31 minutes ago

  @BrilaFinance I used Base Wallet from Coinbase. Swap success. Claim is now available, but I can’t complete, because it can NOT switch network to HyperEVM. Help please… @baseapp @BrilaFinance

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  KausaLayer (@kausalayer) reported 33 minutes ago

  Prediction markets have a resolution problem that nobody talks about enough. The outcome of a game, an election, a price target. These are facts. They happen in the real world, and the data exists on servers run by ESPN, Coinbase, Reuters, government agencies. The information is right there. But on-chain, markets still resolve through people voting on what happened. Proposers put up bonds, disputers challenge, token holders decide. That is not verification. That is governance cosplaying as truth. KRN takes a fundamentally different approach. Instead of asking humans what happened, it proves what happened. Here is how it works at the protocol level. When a market closes, anyone can fetch data from the original source, say Coinbase for a BTC price market. A zkTLS proof is generated that cryptographically proves the response came from that exact domain, through a valid TLS handshake, unmodified. The proof gets submitted on-chain where a Solana program recovers the ECDSA signature, derives the signer address via keccak256, and checks it against a known attestor. Real cryptographic verification. Not a multisig. Not a vote. Multiple sources are required. Three minimum, majority must agree. Security comes from composition, not from trusting any single feed. That handles truth. Now the privacy side. When someone places a bet, a Poseidon hash commitment gets stored on-chain. The commitment binds the market, the chosen outcome, the amount, a secret *****, and the bettor identity, but reveals none of it. Just the hash. When the market resolves and it is time to claim, the winner generates a Groth16 zero-knowledge proof. The circuit reconstructs the commitment from private inputs, checks Merkle inclusion against the on-chain root, and verifies a nullifier to prevent double claims. The proof gets verified on Solana through alt_bn128 pairing operations. Real elliptic curve math running on-chain. The result: a winner proves ownership of a winning position without revealing which address placed the bet. Claim to a fresh wallet. No link between betting identity and claiming identity exists on-chain. Before the proof hits the expensive pairing check, every public input gets validated against on-chain state. Market ID must match. Outcome must match the resolved result. Nullifier must be consistent. Commitment root must match what the program stored. A proof generated for one market cannot be replayed on another. So what does the full picture look like. Truth layer: zkTLS proves data origin from real world sources. Multiple sources required, majority consensus enforced. No oracle middleman, no dispute window, no bond mechanism. Privacy layer: ZK ownership proofs let winners claim without exposing their position. Bet with one identity, claim with another. The system is auditable without being surveillance. These two layers working together is what makes this interesting. Verifiable resolution and private participation in the same protocol. The verification layer is public and provable. The user layer is private and unlinkable. Solana makes this practical. The alt_bn128 precompiles keep Groth16 verification under 200K compute units. secp256k1 recovery is a native syscall. The whole resolution lifecycle from market close to verified outcome to private claim runs on-chain for under a cent in fees.

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  Benjamin Sturisky (@bsturisky) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Evanzsolomon coinbase doesn’t support AI usage?

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  Sidney M Brewer (@GagaMahmad) reported 43 minutes ago

  If your assets are sitting on centralized platforms like Coinbase or Robinhood, you’re trusting them with access. Hold your crypto off exchanges. Control your keys. Control your assets.

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  The Chart Whisperer (@TCW_CAP) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Krev2323 @coinbureau Celsius being done is exactly the point. That's the on-chain credit graveyard. We agree. On tokenization — BlackRock's BUIDL fund already answers this. Coinbase as custodian, Securitize as transfer agent, legal claim to the underlying T-bill intact. The token represents the asset. The asset exists in regulated custody. The "you don't know who owns it" problem is solved by the same legal infrastructure that governs the underlying. That's the whole design.

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  up (@uputkucrypto) reported 46 minutes ago

  Why coinbase and biggest crypto companies never hire crypto traders and people in the trenches? They tried, doesn't work so they don't anymore. Memecoins mess up the perception of money you need to have to be a good worker so you become unhirable, it’s impossible for you to go back to a world where people work 8 hours a day all month for a salary when you can click buttons and turn what anyone can save in a month to what most people save up in their entire lives Memecoins show the truth but also changes how you see money forever, you see what money actually is and most people spend their entire lives not even seeing how worthless money actually is, even if you try to step away, it’s still there in your head. You will always end up coming back because memecoins are the only truth in a world of lies.

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  Stupifff (@Stupifff) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Mac_Foster7 @chefgoose @0xSmitty So you said you have a 54+ month time horizon Your conviction is unshaken with: - Team sending tokens Coinbase - Key senior execs leaving - Onchain community migrated - Coin down 95% off the highs, did not make a new high across the entire bull market - The chosen business path currently generating zero/negative revenue ? The only way out of this is to onboard 100,000s of L1s

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  VigilFi (@VigilFi_) reported 56 minutes ago

  DeSci is finding its footing. Replication studies on-chain, prediction markets for science, Coinbase CEO paying attention. Here's what's still missing, the privacy layer. Every study funded, every wallet, every amount is public. Competitors and Big Pharma can watch in real time. VIGILFI built the fix. Confidential funding, ZK identity, private royalties, and decentralised GPU compute for researchers, all on $SOL @Solana. The infrastructure DeSci needs to actually scale.

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 58 minutes ago

  MEGAETH'S MEGA OPENS TRADING, SPIKES TO $0.24 THEN CRASHES TO $0.15 @megaeth's $MEGA token launched today after the Ethereum L2 hit its first ecosystem KPI on April 23. Trading opened at 11:00 UTC across Binance, KuCoin, and Bitget, with a Coinbase pre-listing. The token spiked above $0.24 within hours of debut before crashing to $0.1499, down 13.11%. Market cap sits at roughly $172 million with an FDV of $1.52 billion against a 10 billion max supply. The launch model is unusual. Roughly 53.3% of supply is tied to performance-based KPIs rather than time vesting, with releases triggered by real network milestones. The first KPI required 10 live "Mega Mafia" apps tied to USDM, the protocol's native Ethena-co-developed stablecoin. $USDM supply went from $62.9 million last week to close to $300 million during the TGE window. MegaETH targets up to 100,000 TPS via node specialization and EigenDA. The project is backed by Vitalik Buterin and has raised $450 million in VC.