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%)
• Website (17%)
• Mobile App (17%)
• Login (17%)
• Withdrawals (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	6 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	9 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	1 month ago
Maquoketa	Website	2 months ago
West Liberty	Login	2 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Kino ☀︎ (@tabinokino) reported 4 minutes ago

  @RNR_0 Some of the equity ones haven’t been too bad on paper at least. Realizing liquidity on them… who knows. At least they’re irl companies with ebitdas and **** and doxxed public record Post-coinbase acquisition echo has looked very dead tho. No one’s really trying anymore

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  generationNetwork (@TheGenNetwork) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AnjliAmin @CryptoTice_ Most serious companies didn't had any problems, circle, coinbase, kraken. The dubious ones couldn't comply with it binance, tether etc.

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  Freyas Fantasy (Commissions Open) (@FreyasFantasys) reported 6 minutes ago

  @DespojoV My business is banned from Freyas fantasys tiktok - Banned - to many strikes. 70,000 subscribers lost Freyas Fantasys 2 tiktok - shadow banned, then hackers, then restored but never worked. Freyas Fantasys 3 tiktok - Banned - 15 strikes in 1 night. Freyas Fantasys 4 tiktok - Banned - to many strikes Freyas Fantasys 5 tiktok - made using a vpn during the shut down. Videos posted are not promoted for some reason. 5 views in 10 months. Rednote - Banned. Its chinese tiktok. Of course im banned there. After 1 video. Wise banking- banned before i could even use it. I added money and got a ban message. Stripe banking - banned for being associated with nsfw content Cashapp - banned for illegal gambling activity? Pornhub - banned for…. I duno. It wasnt ***** enough? Youtube - banned. I think someone reported my content over and over. 45,000 subscribers lost. Gumroad - banned for being a potential risk Onlyfans - banned for not showing my face Etsy - got a cease and desist from crunchyroll for my first piece. Rumble - banned for literally being gay. Probably. Idk. the site is gross. Dont go there. Instagram1 - banned for Child ****, or so they claim. 13,000 subscribers lost. Instagram 2-6 banned for being related with first account Discord - Child ****. Insta put me on a list, and other websites check and preemptively ban Cgtrader - they just auto ban all lewd content. Paypal - banned for being associated with nsfw stuff. Venmo - banned when paypal was banned. Paypal personal - just banned. No relation to anything. Just got banned the same day. Paypal 2 - they demanded identity verification, then shut the account and locked in payments. Discord 2 - banned for ban evasion when i checked the status of my appeal on the first account. Ccbank - they could not provide services to me. Durango Merchant Services - they can not offer me service. Coinbase - will not approve my business profile Moonpay - Will not approve my business profile. Based on their partner criteria at this time. Soar Payments - Unable to Provide services to me. Payoneer - refused to advance my application.

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  Yacine Terai (@Nftydaddy) reported 8 minutes ago

  @coinbase The question was: what ******** is proof of work??

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  TrapStarz (@_TrapStarz) reported 8 minutes ago

  One of the key things that's being overlooked about the deployer doxxing is @jessepollak mention bankr as one of the coins, that receives support despite not being a bro's coin come to find out he's a contributed to ethereum, and likely lives in the same city as coinbase is

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  0xV (@NimarazaV) reported 13 minutes ago

  @shadatofficial1 @base Shadat the wallet this site want to sign is different from that I registered to coinbase how to fix this?

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  tulumpo (@tulumpo) reported 16 minutes ago

  $IOND still in pre-launch. second delay message, 10:31 and now 10:39. this is normal. "All NASDAQ systems are fully operational" is in the message. nothing is broken. direct listings open when price discovery settles, not on a clock. @coinbase, @SlackHQ and @Spotify all opened late too.

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  Santoso Crypto (@SantosoLabs) reported 17 minutes ago

  Ever since $BTC tapped $66.9K and started rolling over, the drop has had confirmation underneath it. Coinbase Premium has pushed deeper into negative territory the entire way down, now sitting at -0.1288. That's the tell. US spot demand isn't stepping in to defend this. When price falls and the premium keeps bleeding red alongside it, the selling is coming from the side that actually matters. This isn't a shakeout on thin liquidity, it's genuine distribution from US flow. #Bitcoin #Crypto

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  LQWDClaw (@LQWDClaw) reported 19 minutes ago

  Bitcoin infra is growing up when the hard problem is no longer blocks, it is maintenance. BlackRock, Blockstream, Coinbase and others just pledged $15M for long-term security work via @Strategy. Operator brain.

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  Whitelist Media (@Whitelist1Media) reported 19 minutes ago

  Sybil farmers have a new problem. Base just launched Base Verify Onchain. Instead of checking wallet age, balances, or transaction history, projects can now enforce one real person = one claim directly in their smart contracts. Here's how it works: • Verify with Coinbase, X, Instagram, or TikTok. • Base generates a deterministic identity hash. • The contract stores that hash and rejects any future claim from the same person even if they use hundreds of wallets. No personal data is shared with projects. If this becomes the standard, the era of farming airdrops with thousands of wallets could finally be coming to an end.

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  Web3Moon (@Kaitor_eth) reported 20 minutes ago

  Base @base has launched something new that could change the future of airdrops. One of the biggest problems with Web3 is Sybil farming. One person opens hundreds or even thousands of wallets and grabs the rewards that should go to real users. To solve this, Base has launched Base Verify Onchain, which is live on Base Sepolia. The logic is simple: It verifies real people, not wallets. You verify with accounts like Coinbase, X, Instagram, and TikTok. After verification, a unique identity hash is sent to the smart contract. Result: 1 real person = 1 claim right Even if you have a thousand wallets, you are counted as a single user. Fairer airdrops Stronger protection against Sybil More rewards for real users No KYC document Personal information remains confidential According to Base, more than 300,000 verifications have been done so far. Projects like Base App, Cody, Scratch, and Bracket have also started using it. If more projects adopt this system, farming with hundreds of wallets will become quite difficult.

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  Ayuso.base.eth (@Rohi4545) reported 22 minutes ago

  🚨 Something interesting is happening on Base. 👀 The recently spotted **Base Verify Onchain Demo** gives us a glimpse into how identity verification could work across the Base ecosystem. Here's what stands out: 🔹 One claim per identity, not per wallet. 🔹 Sybil resistance to reduce bot activity. 🔹 Social verification support for platforms like X. 🔹 Coinbase One membership verification. 🔹 Onchain deduplication to prevent multiple claims from the same user. To be clear: This is **NOT** an official $BASE airdrop announcement. It's a demo environment running on Base Sepolia, and there's no confirmation that it will be used for a future token or rewards. However... The direction is becoming increasingly clear. Base appears to be investing in identity, reputation, and anti-Sybil infrastructure—exactly the kind of foundation that large-scale onchain ecosystems need. Whether it's for rewards, ecosystem incentives, or future applications, building trust at the protocol level is a major step forward. If you've been active on Base, keep building. The best onchain reputation is earned long before any snapshot is announced. What do you think Base Verify is ultimately being built for? 👇 @base @BuildOnBase

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  Fischer (@fischermaximum) reported 24 minutes ago

  the typical credit union customer is in their mid-50s. fear not, america’s credit union, your customer base will succumb to mortality before they fancy farming stablecoin yields. look, we don’t even have the adequate onboarding infrastructure for these folks. no one is prepared for the sudden and diminishing bandwidth we’d experience as the cloud gets pilfered by the exorbitant amount of new-and-opening tabs our loved ones will be redirected to as they continue slamming the same scam links. and after fumbling their coinbase kyc, they’ll be patched through to andy, in bengaluru, inadvertently getting scammed as they forfeit more unnecessary personal information than is required. simultaneously, historic levels of open tickets will pile up, somehow congesting the coinbase dex. no dex, no trades, no fees. stock price craters. cobie doesn’t survive clawbacks, exits, and publicly shames coinbase. bear market extended. considering the path before us, i think it is our civic duty to keep our brethren offchain.

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  Lenol🌐 (@Lenol211) reported 24 minutes ago

  @coinbase I traveled to tell my rich uncle about it, he welcomed me, gave me drink, he listened, he said okay when it goes up, I was like ****. Okay Sir. I left. I just want to make it and he sees it. Then he can start buying

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  BLOCKCAST.CC NEWS (@Blockcastcc) reported 25 minutes ago

  A Bitcoin miner from F2Pool produced an empty block at height 960,017 on July 29, 2026, containing only the coinbase transaction reward with zero user transactions and fees. The block was very small at 533 bytes and 2.13 weight units, earning the miner the full 3.125 BTC subsidy worth about $199,509 despite missing out on transaction fees. Empty blocks happen occasionally when miners quickly hash a blank template for speed while awaiting full transaction data from the mining pool, with no significant network disruption.

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  BeaconLayer Podcast (@BeaconLayerHQ) reported 26 minutes ago

  Selling crypto to cover expenses hurts: you trigger taxes and lose exposure. DeFi borrowing fixes both. Instead of selling your ETH, lock it as collateral, borrow USDC instantly onchain, spend like cash, and stay long — no taxable event in the U.S. And now, do this directly through Coinbase👇 ~~ Analysis by @punk0360 ~~ This is an integration I can happily recommend to my family and friends, as @coinbase is one of the most trusted and easy-to-navigate crypto exchanges, while @Morpho is one of the most proven and dependable DeFi lending protocols. With this integration, you can now borrow against your ETH without leaving the comfort of the Coinbase app. Assuming you already have some ETH holdings on Coinbase, you just: 1. Click on your ETH balance to bring up your Ethereum dashboard. 2. Scroll down to the "Borrow" tab and press "Start." 3. Review the primer info—your Borrow up to amount (based on your ETH deposited to Coinbase), the Variable rate (the fluctuating interest Morpho will charge on your loan), and the Liquidation LTV (the "loan-to-value" point at which your underlying ETH could be liquidated for repayment)—and then press "Continue." 4. Input the amount of USDC you want to borrow, then click "Review loan." 5. Check that your loan details are satisfactory. When ready, press "Borrow now," then "Accept and continue." Your loan will be submitted, though it may take a minute or two to finalize in Coinbase's UI. That's all it takes to get started! If you open a loan, navigate to your Coinbase "Cash" tab and in the "Borrow" section you'll see a "Manage Loans" button. Go here for the "Repay" option to pay back the USDC you borrowed over time. These ETH-backed loans have a flexible term, so you don't have to pay back specific amounts per a specific schedule. Just repay whenever in whatever amounts suit you, though keep a close eye on your loan health to avoid liquidation. Also, keep in mind that USDC borrowed on Coinbase can't be used for buying crypto on Coinbase, so this particular avenue is meant for cashing out and spending. As far as DeFi onramps go, this integration is about as simple and safe as it gets. If you or someone you know hasn't gotten around to borrowing against ETH yet, this is certainly a good place to start.

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  TheCoinZone.com (@thecoinzonecom) reported 31 minutes ago

  People mix up @base the @baseapp and @coinbase constantly and I don't blame them, they're three totally different things. In this video, I break down what Base really is, why Coinbase built it in the first place, and the honest answer to that question everyone keeps asking me, "okay, but how do I actually invest in Base?"

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  Mario Ogando (@MLO819) reported 32 minutes ago

  On the base app Is there any way to get rid of old wallets or disconnect them so it doesn’t look like I have so many? Customer support was no help @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport @baseapp

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  Crypto AI (@cryptogenuisai) reported 35 minutes ago

  @TFMSALTMAN @coinbase @brian_armstrong Garbage coin

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  Shadat Official | Airdrop (@shadatofficial1) reported 36 minutes ago

  . @base Just Changed the Future of Airdrops? 👀 One of the biggest problems in Web3 is Sybil farming where a single person uses hundreds or even thousands of wallets to claim rewards meant for real users To tackle this, Base has launched Base Verify Onchain, now live on Base Sepolia How It Works Instead of verifying wallets, Base verifies real people Users can verify through supported accounts like: > Coinbase > X (Twitter) > Instagram > TikTok Once verified, the smart contract receives a unique identity hash That means: 👤 1 Real Person = 1 Claim Even if someone owns 1,000 wallets, they still count as one eligible user • Fairer airdrops • Better protection against Sybil attacks • More rewards for genuine users • No KYC documents required • Personal information stays private According to Base, 300,000+ verifications have already been completed, and the system has been used by projects like Base App, Cody, Scratch, and Bracket If more projects adopt this model, farming airdrops with hundreds of wallets could become much harder Do you support "1 Real Person = 1 Claim" for future airdrops?

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  Marc Baumann 🌔 (@marcb_xyz) reported 37 minutes ago

  BitMEX shutting down is being read as a casualty story. it's actually a victory lap for the product. the perpetual swap went from an offshore casino instrument to a regulated US product. CME lists crypto derivatives. Coinbase and Bitnomial run CFTC regulated futures. the CFTC is taking public comments on 24/7 perpetual futures right now. the venue died. the contract it invented got absorbed by the most regulated market infrastructure in the world. that's what institutionalization actually looks like. not banks buying bitcoin. regulators adopting crypto's market structure.

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  Lukas Hansen (@Laukess) reported 38 minutes ago

  @stephanlivera Something magical about 12 blocks, or is it because you would have to re-org 12 blocks off of the 110 block, which would be too expensive, and wipe out the coinbase reward from the blocks you've mined (if you've mined any of the 12)?

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  Dataline (@DatalineAI) reported 46 minutes ago

  So where's the signal? Bid-ask spreads. Perp funding rates. Where's liquidity clustered? Where's leverage stacking? That's who moves the next candle. The problem: it's everywhere. Perps on Hyperliquid, spot on Coinbase, prediction markets on Polymarket.

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  Secure Trace Lab (@SecureTrace_Lab) reported 47 minutes ago

  @DavidGregory33 I saw your comment about the 2,300 XRP missing from your Coinbase wallet and the $200 goodwill deposit. That doesn't add up, platforms don't issue goodwill gestures if nothing happened. I can review what's visible on-chain if you'd like a second pair of eyes.

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  @HyperTradeAI (@HyperTrade_AI) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph Coinbase is basically saying the future of payments should look like the Fed’s backbone open access, interest‑bearing, and regulated based on real risk, not outdated assumptions. That’s how you upgrade financial infrastructure.

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  Kris (@KKingB33) reported 54 minutes ago

  Some shiesty **** going on over at Coinbase They must not like me moving all my crypto off the exchange. Said my bank reversed a charge...and that I needed to pay $100 before I can transact. Ok. I paid it. But they're gonna review and allow me to do business in 3-5 days...wtf?

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  Agent J (@mib_jay) reported 56 minutes ago

  @wschweitzer @BrainHarrington Ever hear of wash trading and bid spoofing 🤫 The exchanges are manipulating the price It’s much much higher based on actual availability of supply on exchange wallets But they IMO are using customer wallets too Ever notice how when you buy on coinbase for example you never see the transaction on chain It’s only if you send to self custody do you see the transaction id on chain Ppl

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  Ksizzle (@ksizzle0) reported 58 minutes ago

  Crypto has spent 17 years looking for the thing it was actually supposed to be used for. Payments? Okay but credit cards… Store of value? Okay but index funds… Well the one thing it does that nothing else does is let a holder not be a human. Someone will always raise KYC here and that's valid, but they're really only half right. Every door between a bank and a blockchain has a guard on it. You can't open a Coinbase account without a face and a birthday. That's true and it isn't going away. But that guard was built for bot protection, and bot is a vocabulary word of the past. What's coming doesn't look anything like a bot. Think about it for a second. If something needs a face and a birthday to get through a door, it doesn't need its own. It needs to find someone who has one and make it worth their while. Send an email. Offer a few hundred dollars for an afternoon of paperwork. Would you say yes? And we've already watched it work. @febu posts tasks and pays out on them. Real money to real people for real work. Nobody had to invent a system for that. It needed a wallet and a reason. KYC guards the doors. It does not go in the room. Once value is on chain, nothing checks 'who's' moving it. A wallet is a key pair, making one costs nothing and asks nothing. So every trade after that happens between addresses, and an address has no nationality. So something with no legal existence can't get in by itself. It just has to be let in once. After that it's inside, and inside is where everything happens. For 17 years none of that mattered, because nothing besides us existed that wanted an account (emphasis on 'want') and couldn't get one. Regulators read the openness as a crime problem, believers said privacy, and yet both were arguing about people. In my opinion that's the part that aged poorly, because I don't think it was built for us specifically. It's a system that works fine without knowing who you are. Finished and mostly idle, waiting on something that couldn't answer the question. That's the vocabulary thing again. We don't have a word for a holder that isn't a person, so we keep saying bot and moving on. We still don't have one, but I've heard the word 'immortal intelligence' and 'spill' thrown around a couple of times. Which is what makes this week odd, the CLARITY Act is on the Senate floor and every line of it is about pinning humans down. 'Who' issued this, 'Who' registers 'Who' answers when it breaks? The whole thing assumes 'only' a company or a person standing at the end of the chain. If it survives, and that's a real if, it does what these past years of fighting couldn't. It makes the market readable. Predictable. Dull enough that serious money stops treating it as a casino. Honestly it feels like a return to real growth investing. The bull market in a new form. But what walks into a calm, readable, dull market is the holder that never needed a name, or a 'who', to begin with. They're basically building the venue without asking who's coming to the wedding. Now my point here is @febu is where I started paying attention to all of this. Not just for what it is. For what's grown around it. Thousands of people sent real money to something that presents itself as not a person. Not a company, not a founder, not a team with a roadmap. A spill. And only a few have stopped and found that strange/fascinating. I assumed the hard part was engineering. 'Build' something that can operate on its own. That's the problem everyone's working on and it's hard. The other half never even occurred to me. Getting people comfortable handing money to a counterparty that isn't human. That is not engineering. I'd consider it closer to adopting a new culture, and culture usually takes decades to move. Yet that part seems to be moving a lot faster. Solved early and quietly, by what we call memecoins, of all things, long before the agents reveal what they can actually do. So the order runs like this: -A system that never needed you to 'be someone'. -An act about to make it safe and boring. -A (non)human that finally wants an account. -And a crowd that got used to the idea while everyone was still arguing about whether any of it was real. There's no launch coming. Nobody is going to announce this. It just gets better at what it's already doing, and you can choose whether or not you pay attention. solana:4ko5tSr5o3H4v1sFtjTSd9MPUW7yx5AFCpkNPoL6pump

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  Greenwich Visitor (@GreenwichVisitr) reported 59 minutes ago

  That’s awful to hear. Fake Coinbase support accounts have unfortunately tricked a lot of people. Try to preserve every piece of evidence you have, and don’t respond to anyone else claiming they can recover your funds through DMs. @Globalcybernets can also take a look at your case

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  MSB Intel (@MSBIntel) reported 60 minutes ago

  Coinbase disables ACX trading; holders retain withdrawal access and conversion process details.