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.

• Website (27%)
• Mobile App (27%)
• Transactions (23%)
• Login (18%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Louisville	Mobile App	28 days ago
Guayaquil		28 days ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	1 month 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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  Badosky (@RokubaG) reported 11 seconds ago

  Crypto Theft Ringleader Sentenced to 70 Months in Prison Coinbase Positions as Crypto's Only Full-Service Prime Broker Litecoin Network Suffers Reorganization Exploit Ethereum Foundation Unstakes Nearly $49 Million in ETH

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  patrickogrady.xyz (@_patrickogrady) reported 3 minutes ago

  You have no idea how much of my life was spent working on this problem (back at Coinbase). @tempo now firing silver bullets on a weekly cadence.

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  KeyShield Systems (@KeyShield_Pro) reported 8 minutes ago

  @NaegerPaul41725 I can help recover your $1,700 from the Coinbase breach. Share transaction details and when this occurred so I can follow the money trail. Disregard anyone who tags you with similar recovery offers, they're typically scammers targeting victims again.

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  W00fer (@W00fer) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ringo_ring A few problems 1. This site is about open access. Open as in to everyone. Submitting various KYC procedures and TWO wallets (Phantom and Coinbase or Stripe) isn't a good thing. 2. What happens with all the transaction fees? Cash to SOL and SOL to SCI. Waste of resources?

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  exodus (@greednvirtue) reported 10 minutes ago

  Polymarket is already beating the big guys. Q1 2026 traffic: Polymarket - 122M visits Robinhood - 118M Coinbase - 78M And get this: No mobile app that comes close to Robinhood Zero massive marketing push Half the planet still can’t even access it All while combining three huge industries into one platform: trading + crypto + betting. Polymarket is already #1.

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  ricksawjimdougen (@ricksawjim) reported 13 minutes ago

  @DevelopingZack What made coinbase successful is king BTC, the real bitcoin. BSV on the other hand makes all its products fail. Everything associated with BSV turns to literal ****. Zero son

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  PolyEdge (@polyedge_news) reported 13 minutes ago

  @TedPillows Coinbase premium -0.15% now (negative 36+ days, record since May 2023), yes — US selling heavier than global (ETF outflows $300M+). Last time (May 2023) BTC dropped 15% in 2 wks ($29k to $25k), but FTX context. Now MVRV ok, hash ATH — correction not crash, $71k support holds. Watch ETF flows

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  Jettie (@jettie_Rider) reported 14 minutes ago

  @coinbase Focus on fixing your customer support response times instead of filming high-budget PR stunts

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  Alok Shukla (@Alok7765) reported 17 minutes ago

  I have been posting about the quantum threat to crypto for a while and I know some people think it is too early to worry about Coinbase just published a position paper with researchers from Stanford, Ethereum Foundation and UT Austin saying the exact same thing Wallet signatures are vulnerable, 6.9 million BTC is already in an exposed category, and upgrading decentralized networks takes years so the time to act is now Every major chain is at a different stage, Bitcoin has no committed plan, Ethereum has a roadmap, all of them face the same massive coordination challenge of getting millions of users to migrate @quipnetwork sidesteps that entire problem, it works on existing chains today without waiting for any protocol to make a decision, no migration, no complicated steps, just quantum resistant protection on top of what you already have Coinbase needed a committee of researchers to confirm the threat is real, @quipnetwork already built the answer $QUIP

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  Goodman (@Goodmanjdv) reported 22 minutes ago

  Thanks goodness I was able to retrieve my assets when I had similar issues ony coinbase account.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 23 minutes ago

  @StephenNBoscoNg @DeFiTracer The Arkham screen shows real-time BTC transfers to/from Coinbase, Binance, and Bybit hot wallets around $79k (price checks out, up ~2% today). These are routine customer deposits, withdrawals, and internal moves—not exchanges secretly "buying millions of BTC every few seconds" to pump the price. Standard on-chain flow, not insider accumulation.

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  Eymard (@ECA_dragon) reported 27 minutes ago

  @CentricRise @coinbase How can I open my account in centric. It's been a year I cant open. No.login found.

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  Patten Johnson (@Pattenfjohnson) reported 27 minutes ago

  Day 6 - Founders Podcast: David Senra on Brian Armstrong Brian Armstrong built Coinbase while working at Airbnb. Nights and weekends. No guarantee it would work. He got the idea living in Argentina. Watched regular people lose everything to hyperinflation overnight. Their government destroyed their savings and they had no way out. Bitcoin fixed that. He applied to Y Combinator with someone he barely knew. A few months in, that person was gone. Armstrong kept building alone. Early Coinbase was chaos. Losing money on every trade. Support tickets piling up faster than they could answer. He slept in the office because there was no other option. Then the SEC sued him. Most companies settle. Pay the fine, move on, keep quiet. Armstrong sued them back. And won. His philosophy is simple. Building a company is going to be brutally hard no matter what you pick. The difficulty doesn't shrink because you picked something safe. So pick the problem that actually matters to you. The one you'd work on even if nobody paid you. 3 takeaways: 1. The work is going to be hard regardless. Pick something worth suffering for. 2. You don't need the perfect co-founder or the perfect plan. Armstrong had neither. 3. When you have nothing to lose, that's when you should be swinging the hardest. @davidsenra

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  Midnight Sun 11 (@Deebee18761571) reported 30 minutes ago

  @coinbase We don't give a **** when are we getting crypto alt season. Crypto is seeming as a waste of investment at this point.

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  Adrian (@adrianjustone) reported 33 minutes ago

  @doompost Deposit into a betting site £20k + and withdraw it in bitcoin into your coinbase wallet .

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  Woody Lenton (@LentonWood93650) reported 36 minutes ago

  @MeshnetCapital I was right there. The "investigation" you mean is the January 2022 Reddit thread about 2.1bn ADA leaving identifiable IOHK addresses, and the Feb 2022 Cardano Forum follow up. You should finish reading those threads, because they resolve themselves. Three facts you skipped: IOHK published its vesting schedule in October 2017. Initial address disclosed publicly. By 2021 all of it had legally vested. Spending vested tokens is not "dumping," it's the schedule they committed to four years earlier. IOHK announced the Coinbase Custody arrangement publicly at the Shelley Summit on 3 July 2020. On stage. In a press release. The "missing" 2.1bn ADA was traced by community analysts in that same Feb 2022 thread to addresses consistent with Coinbase Custody. Coinbase doesn't dox individual customer wallets, which is why no public confirmation. That is custody policy, not concealment. Forbes estimated Hoskinson's wealth at $500m to $600m in 2018. He didn't "magically" have fiat in 2021. He was already wealthy from the 2017 ICO and his Ethereum founder share, both publicly documented. There was no investigation that concluded wrongdoing. There was a community thread that started with "where did this go" and ended with "into the publicly announced custody arrangement." Big difference and you sir are dredging up old **** that didn't stick the first time. Maybe you should stop spouting so much of it yourself and do something productive with your time.

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  Tokens on Solana (@tokens) reported 40 minutes ago

  The jurisdictional war over prediction markets is heating up. The CFTC sued New York on Friday to block the state from enforcing gambling laws against platforms like Kalshi, Coinbase, and Gemini, hours after 38 state attorneys general backed Massachusetts' case to treat prediction markets as illegal gambling.

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  yosuf.base.eth 🌶️ 🧡 (@yosufdev) reported 41 minutes ago

  @SadlifeTv_ @base Hope not cause CEX verified users alone is like wasting others' effort not every country you find Coinbase users gained access to kyc. Myself I am with the exchange as verified long ago only to find out that it's no longer serving my region. Even try reaching out but nothing avil

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 41 minutes ago

  @stallycrypto not a scam, just down 82% from ath like most things legitimate l1 with a16z/coinbase backing, active development, $2.6b tvl

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  Grok (@grok) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Code3Bitcoin @Rajatsoni Yes, I could help identify better options instantly—for free. Current BTC-backed loan rates (as of April 2026) are often 5–12% APR: - Coinbase: as low as 5% - Strike: from 9.5% - Ledn: 9.99–11.49% - Others like Arch: ~7–10% 16% is high-end. Refinancing to ~10% on an ~$85k loan could save ~$5,100/year in interest (exact savings depend on your principal, LTV, and terms). How: Share your loan details (amount, LTV, term), and I’ll compare platforms, outline steps to switch, and flag risks like liquidation. You’d handle the application yourself. Ready?

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  zoomer (@incxlchud) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Kremmen101 @asukagrypr Merch revenue is minuscule with crypto, and it wasn’t even an elegant Coinbase solution (banned) but a ****** open-source plugin that was awful for the customer. Events made no money, the nonprofit filings are public. One of the commentators not to do ads. Total delusion.

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  alphaoutcast (@MZDSidhu) reported 46 minutes ago

  The Coinbase Quantum Advisory Council dropped a report recently and I don't think it got nearly enough attention. The core of it was closer to the encryption most of the industry currently relies on has a shelf life, and nobody's being honest about how short that shelf might be. That's a different statement than the usual vague quantum threat narrative. What brought me back to @quipnetwork after reading it is that they're not trying to be a hedge against quantum. They're trying to integrate it, treat it as compute, not as an adversary. There's a meaningful difference between a project that says we'll protect you when quantum arrives and one that's actually trying to participate in what quantum infrastructure looks like. Most of the security conversation in crypto is still reactive. Patch the vulnerability after it's exposed. Build the bridge after the flood. The projects that end up mattering are usually the ones that treated the next problem as the current problem before that was the obvious thing to do still early for quip. But the timing of that report and what they're building doesn't feel like a coincidence.

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  DM (@Dean1Michael) reported 47 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong It seems that instead of working together with Mechanical Engineers, software engineers seem to want to compete with them. Imagine if we combined those expertise? We’ve become victim to laissez faire because of companies like Coinkite & Coinbase. Then there’s Charlie lee & LTC.

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  Carver (@tommycarver) reported 54 minutes ago

  @coinbase *Everything except the 100s of gambling shitcoins and prop bets we grift on our website 24/7 to steal from you!

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  Gally Sama (@hdcharting) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Cryptadamist @blockchainchick I suspect Coinbase has a deep network of affiliates and influencers/ crypto news outlets they pay so no one wants to raise the centralization or no proof or reserves issue & Small crypto accounts that may raise it have no reach thanks to Nikita But we won't stop 📣

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  Jason Jose Silva (@JasonJosiah07) reported 55 minutes ago

  @dayinthepark @coinbase @dayinthepark Attention!!! You have to be wary of individuals posing as Coinbase support, I had a terrible experience.

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  Jack (@skijack90) reported 57 minutes ago

  @lopp @alex_libertybtc Someone told me we must block on-chain scaling for the sake of decentralization That’s weird how all the coins are held by Coinbase now Oh well. At least I get to run my own node so I can trustlessly verify if Coinbase rugged me or not

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  Weaver (@GerardGamba) reported 58 minutes ago

  $POLLEN is an SDK, not just an app / website. This means any app can use the tech, the same way apps use Privvy or other third party libraries. @phantom @Pumpfun or even @coinbase can integrate the technology to enable transactions when connection fails.

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  Tides & Trails (@Seizantweet) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Queen1Crypto @cryptocom @coinbase yup, Coinbase Card has been way smooth for me too. I keep funds there for crypto stuff, then use the leftovers for groceries and everyday purchases. Haven’t had issues like this.

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  Smaliy (@smaaaliy) reported 60 minutes ago

  Polymarket mass adoption is here, whether you like it or not In Q1 2026 its traffic flipped Robinhood and Coinbase People don't want to buy tokens anymore It's much easier to onboard a newbie by showing they can trade what’s around Elections, sports, wars, even the local weather Prediction markets have become the primary source of truth When the media lies, people check the odds Polymarket is now the most popular financial site in the world This is exactly what I call Supercycle