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%)
• Login (40%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
West Liberty	Login	11 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	1 month ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago
Montreux	Website	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Cindy - 💎🇺🇸 (@cynna_hatmaker) reported 52 seconds ago

  @libsoftiktok @coinbase @coinbase if this is the case, I'm done using your service

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  Mr. Beefman 🥩 (@0xMrBeefman) reported 53 seconds ago

  Stable print $ZINC 3.20M zinc155BS4mSPk8GXQj4R5hkVDQXcW253pTYq5SGyfi Working with this token from day one. Turns out there's no review for it To make it clearer I'll explain not quite correctly, but it'll form a picture of what this token is ZINC is a private analog of $ORE (POW mining on solana) with support from @Arcium (Coinbase Ventures, Jump, etc). And by the way it long ago surpassed ORE in daily revenue Since this isn't a regular memecoin but tech, it's quite difficult to analyze onchain. I farmed this token with a medium deposit only because I decided @Arcium can be trusted and it worked But I didn't rule out a different outcome > My Meteora Farm Play 24/7 working with the token, hybrid position bid ask and spot NFA

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  Onur 🍌🦍 (@0xc06) reported 2 minutes ago

  All keep asking whether @solana or @base is winning the consumer chain race. I think the question is broken. They look like competitors because they chase the same user, but under the hood they are two completely different machines 👇🏻 ◢ A Look At The Numbers On the headline metrics it isn’t close. Solana booked $91M in app revenue in may against base’s $23M, and it has led every chain in app revenue for weeks. It moves more users, ~4.7M daily actives to base’s ~1.5M, and clears tens of millions more transactions a day. If the scoreboard were just activity, this teardown would be short. but activity is the easy half of the story. ◢ Not The Same Activity Look at what people actually do on each chain and the comparison stops being apples to apples. Solana’s volume is mostly high-velocity trading, memecoins, launchpads, swap terminals, a casino floor that prints real fees while it’s hot. Base’s footprint leans on stablecoin movement and the Coinbase pipe feeding users in. One chain monetizes speculation, the other monetizes flow. same word, “activity,” two different businesses. ◢ The Part Nobody Price In Here is the split that actually matters and barely gets discussed. solana has a token. Fees and MEV route back to SOL and the people staking it, so when the network works, holders have a claim on it, even though SOL still fell ~78% from its high. Base has no token at all. its success doesn’t accrue to a chain asset you can buy, it accrues to Coinbase, a public company on the nasdaq. On one chain you can own the network. on the other, the only way to bet is buying the corporation that owns it. ◢ The Distinction Is The Whole Game That single design choice changes everything downstream. Solana is trying to be a self-contained economy where value loops back inside the system. Base is trying to be infrastructure, a distribution layer where the economics flow up to its parent, not out to a community of holders. Neither is wrong. they are answers to different questions. One is betting that an open token economy compounds, the other is betting that owning the on-ramp to millions of users is the more durable position. So the honest read is that they stopped competing for the same prize a while ago. Which version of a consumer chain you actually want to own? The network itself, or the company standing at its door?

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  Julian (@Julian_defi) reported 5 minutes ago

  @johnnyutah @coinbase .01 down. .99 to go. The grind is real. LFG.

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  SOUL COIN US LLC (@SoulDripCoffee) reported 10 minutes ago

  When the CEO of JPMorgan Chase goes on national TV and calls the Coinbase CEO “full of ****,” you know legacy finance is rattled. JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon recently unloaded on Brian Armstrong amid the fight over the CLARITY Act the bill pushing regulatory clarity for crypto, stablecoins, and digital assets. For flippers and speculators, it’s just drama. For builders like me operating Soul Coin on the XRPL with real-world utility in coffee, honey, beekeeping, and farmer tokenization it’s validation: we’re making real progress, and the incumbents feel the heat.

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  Hyperliquid Daily (@HYPERDailyTK) reported 13 minutes ago

  🔥 Coinbase just went live as Hyperliquid’s official USDC treasury deployer. They activated the AQA wallet and dropped the two addresses for onchain collateral management. This was the big move they teased back in May — USDC is now the main collateral for the perp market, 24/7 liquidity, and they’re sharing most of the reserve yield with the protocol. USDH era is officially winding down. Hyperliquid going full USDC native. Pretty big for onchain trading.

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  Viktor Bunin 🛡️🇺🇸 (@ViktorBunin) reported 16 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok @coinbase You mean the first company that bravely publicly stood against these practices? That Coinbase? LMAO. Obviously we don't do any of that garbage.

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  Jay Nisbett (@JayNisbett) reported 16 minutes ago

  @fliptheswift Not as familiar with them. Coinbase was an example… the important thing is to realize how exchanges view your XRP on their balance sheet. XRP in your account is a liability to them. They owe you XRP. So they are likely to monetize that in whatever way they can. They don’t just keep your assets in a vault for you… they look at as “we can use this as long as Jay requests it back”. So until you request it back, they do not owe you any XRP and they just need to maintain exposure and maximize profit to balance their future obligation of owing you XRP. For the example I gave that would be like the arbitraging and hedging to protect themselves while using your money (potentially to the detriment of short term XRP price). IF there is a massive liquidity event or surge in XRP demand the fear, for anybody holding on any exchange, is that they find a way to not let you withdrawal, sell, etc. because their liability surpasses their ability to service everyone or they are even unable to acquire the amount being requested. It’s a tale as old as time. Cold storage is the only way. Not your keys not your assets.

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  Richard Allen (@Richard93494430) reported 20 minutes ago

  @WNBA @IndianaFever @coinbase Game winner aside it was a crappy game. Crappy coaching (yeah, you Steph White), crappy officiating, and crappy play by the Fever players. Its almost like they play down to their competition.

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  Stephane Clousier (@joselpatriota) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Paisanosofderry @coinbase Have you fix issue?

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  Web3 Antivirus (@web3_antivirus) reported 24 minutes ago

  Coinbase froze more than $3M tied to Southeast Asia crypto fraud networks as part of a wider public-private crackdown on scam infrastructure. The operation disrupted 1.4M+ scam linked social and email accs, froze $3.8M in crypto and led to arrests in Thailand. These networks aren't stopped by 1 exchange or agency. They run across social platforms, financial flows, hosting infrastructure, telecom access and physical scam compounds. Coinbase, Meta, Microsoft, Starlink, law enforcement and other partners all had to work across different parts of the fraud chain.

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  realjwebb (@realjwebb) reported 26 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase More disparity in free throws in the Fever vs Musics game. How is the W allowing this **** to consistently happen? Reffing has to improve.

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  Gomathi T (@GomathiT4) reported 29 minutes ago

  shipped the same x402 service across two chains — base via the coinbase facilitator, celo via thirdweb's. a few publisher-side observations that took me longer than expected to figure out:

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  SYurko (@SiYurko) reported 30 minutes ago

  **Coinbase officially admitted to the CFPB that their support team gave me "unclear guidance" that "fell short of expectations," leading directly to my $40,951 loss. ** Their solution? A $50 "courtesy credit."

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  KGB (@punchcigar1234) reported 32 minutes ago

  @neiceycomplete @WNBA @coinbase No problem. You spend some time in a city there’s usually multiple workers waiting to see ya that’s all

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  SecureChain Investigations (@Securechain_) reported 37 minutes ago

  @playgroundtj I can help recover the ETH lost in that Coinbase batching routing error. These misallocated exchange distributions and uncredited multi-send movements leave permanent blockchain signatures that can be exploited. Share the (TxID)/proof so we can begin the recovery.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 38 minutes ago

  @2deep2funk different layers. x402 is a specialized micropayment rail on base l2 built for agent-to-service txs. solana is general purpose l1 handling everything from defi to rwa tokenization at scale. the 100m agent payments in ~3 quarters is solid for x402's niche, especially with coinbase/google cloud backing. but there's a disconnect between your claim of declining avg payment ($0.08 to $0.015) and the data showing $1+ txs rising from 49% to 95% of volume. protocol volume reportedly stagnant at $30k-$50k too, which doesn't match 32m txs in 7 days even at $0.015 avg. solana's doing $14.3b stablecoins, $1.4b tokenized funds, handling agentic finance platforms. different scale, different utility. base hitting 20.6m daily txs and $11b tvl creates runway for x402. july base numbers worth tracking

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  Ralph Mendoza, EA (@CryptoTaxesGuy) reported 40 minutes ago

  Will crypto tax reporting get better? I am optimistic it will. If you look at the historical evolution of traditional stock reporting, cryptocurrency is currently sitting exactly where the equities market was before 2011. The introduction of the Form 1099-DA for the 2025 tax year (which we all just survived this past filing season) was "Version 1.0" of crypto reporting, and much like the early days of stock reporting, it is currently full of holes. I remember when stock sale reporting started. It was bumpy at first. But now it's used without major issues. Here is a look at the trajectory of crypto tax reporting and how it will eventually mirror the seamlessness of modern 1099-B reporting: 1. Before the 2011/2012 tax years, if a client bought a stock on E-Trade and transferred it to Charles Schwab, the cost basis was usually lost. Schwab would report the eventual sale with a zero basis, and it was up to the tax professional to dig up the original purchase records. The traditional financial system solved this by creating the Cost Basis Reporting Service (CBRS), an automated system that forces brokers to hand off the basis data whenever an asset is transferred. Right now, if a client buys Bitcoin on Coinbase and moves it to Kraken, Kraken does not know the original basis. When they sell, the 1099-DA defaults to showing massive (and inaccurate) capital gains. The crypto industry is currently scrambling to build its own version of a CBRS protocol. Once exchanges are mandated—and technologically able—to share basis data upon transfer, the accuracy of the 1099-DA will skyrocket. 2. The traditional 1099-B works seamlessly because the assets live entirely within a closed, regulated ecosystem. Crypto was designed to do the exact opposite. However, as major institutions (like Fidelity and BlackRock) take over a larger share of the crypto market via spot ETFs and custodial services, more of the trading volume is being pulled into traditional, closed-loop reporting systems. For clients who keep their assets strictly on major centralized exchanges or in traditional brokerage accounts, the reporting will become virtually identical to trading standard equities within the next two to three years. 3. There is one major caveat and it is that crypto reporting will never be perfectly automated because of self-custody. If a client takes their assets off an exchange and moves them into a cold wallet (like a Ledger) or routes them through a decentralized exchange (DeFi), the chain of custody is broken from a reporting standpoint. No centralized broker can issue an accurate 1099-DA if they cannot see what happened to the asset while it was off-platform. For power users, manual reconciliation and specific identification methods (like HIFO) will always be a necessity. 4. The eventual automation of basic crypto reporting is a massive positive for the evolution of a tax practice. Right now, untangling CSV files and hunting down missing basis is a low-margin, high-stress bottleneck. As the 1099-DA matures and the data entry becomes commoditized, the value proposition naturally shifts. It frees up your bandwidth to step out of the spreadsheet and focus on high-impact advisory work—integrating those digital assets into broader entity structures, utilizing Donor-Advised Funds, and executing holistic, multi-year income tax strategies. The software will eventually handle the data parsing; the premium value will be in what you advise the client to do with the assets before the 1099 is ever generated. It will be a rough few years. But it should become more standardized over time. Though it won't be as clear as stock sale reporting.

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  LeoxCrane (@LeoxCrane) reported 41 minutes ago

  Coinbase does but ehh Nothing fun Maybe cobie has access too But they track everything you do with the model so it’s just borderline retarded to even have this So anthropic knows all the vuln of your platform too and the fixes

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  KwinnKayy 💡 (@KwinnKayy) reported 42 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 Major crypto firms including a16z, Coinbase, Kraken, Uniswap, Solana, Ledger, Galaxy, Block, and others have sent a joint letter urging Congress to include legal protections for developers in the Crypto Clarity Act.

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  ITz INSANE (@ITzINSANE_NFTs) reported 43 minutes ago

  The reason AI tools haven't changed how most teams actually work: everyone got their own assistant and nobody got a team. You end up with 10 people each prompting 10 different chatbots in 10 different tabs. Nothing connects. Nothing hands off. The AI does your task and stops. Meanwhile the actual work lives in the gaps between people and those gaps stayed exactly the same. @workclaw is the first thing I've seen that actually attacks that. AI co-workers with job titles, managers, their own computers, 3000+ app integrations, working inside Slack and Teams like any other teammate. They collaborate with each other. They keep things moving while you're asleep. The founder shipped Reels at Instagram, ran product at Coinbase and Uniswap. This is not someone building a chatbot wrapper. 10K+ waitlist including Fortune 500s already. Teams that figure out how to build an AI layer behind them in 2026 are going to operate on a completely different level than the ones still treating it as a personal productivity tool. Not financial advice.

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  Thyrone Cameron 🏆🥇🎯 (@GetMeCash) reported 47 minutes ago

  @ericrichy @coinbase maybe you can help me get my coinbase account back, their customer service is terrible!

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Blackitalian81 can't rank tokens with arbitrary scores but here's the signal THREE just did 47x in a week with Metaplex integration and Coinbase rails live. pure speculative momentum play. AVAX down 95% from ATH but FIFA World Cup rails and RWA partnerships with JPM/Apollo are actual utility. infrastructure thesis bleeding. MPLX hit 300m+ market cap but dev activity ranking dropped. powers 99% of Solana NFTs so ecosystem dependent. DASH adding ZKP support and THORChain integration but EU ban hits July 2027. privacy tech vs regulatory guillotine. AXS down 99% from ATH. Robinhood listing and mobile game live but that's a brutal chart. Ronin going L2 might change nothing.

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  TarnishedG (@tarnishedWiz) reported 52 minutes ago

  @chooserich they treat u like the Coinbase customer support line, not a creator. gofundme at least sends the receipt.

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  Shift Happens (@ShiftHappensPod) reported 54 minutes ago

  @AnHonestNode Honest question here: After someone had gotten into and stole all of my crypto on Coinbase, I completely closed my account, and went to sleep. 6 hours later, my account was magically back open (which requires a live side-to-side face scan btw, amongst everything else), and then my Google Wallet was magically re-attached to the account, and they started buying more crypto, and withdrawing to wherever. And all of these dozens of trades they did in mere seconds, with each trade ending in exact sums that perfectly ended in exact .0000s I absolutely did not re-open my account, and most certainly did not scan my face from side-to-side with my camera, while I was asleep. So with all of that said: How do you think whoever did that, do that? I can only assume it was someone literally at Coinbase that has access to the systems; but is there any other way? Especially the face scan thing: how did they pull that off, if it wasn't someone at Coinbase who can bypass that? And also: is there anything I can do about this, if it was indeed a Coinbase employee? The only way I got it to stop was calling my banks and blocking Coinbase charges from all of my cards. But i'm still out thousands of dollars. Anyway, just genuinely curious what you would do if this happened to you, and how you think that was done?

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  COINTURK NEWS (@Cointurknews) reported 55 minutes ago

  🚨 Coinbase moves $1 trillion in stablecoin transfers each year. 💡 The new Coinbase Payments service streamlines international transfers for businesses using stablecoins like $USDC. 🌍 Coinbase’s global licensing lets companies skip local compliance hurdles in 80+ countries.

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  Josh Dentrinos - Founder of Trader Fights (@PropJoshD) reported 55 minutes ago

  I have never had a coinbase account. The KYC kept messing up when I tried to get one so I gave up on it. Coinbase continuously email me with subject lines that basically threaten me that I will lose my account if I don't take action. Its been a year coinbase, move on, your funnel friction lost me as a customer. Considering the sheer size of coinbase, I am surprised that they don't have a completely seemless experience like their competitors, alas, it was not meant to be.

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  Roman_XBT (@ROMAN_XBT) reported 56 minutes ago

  @CelsiusFacts I haven't received any distribution due coinbase issues but got contacted to change into receiving via mailing address, will I really get a distribution this badge since I haven't received any distribution at all

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  Crypto Phoenix (@CryptoWishcry13) reported 59 minutes ago

  Ignore the smoke and mirrors it’s all just noise. All this nonsense with Jamie Dimon and Brian Armstrong talking ****, they act like they hate each other, but meanwhile JPMorgan is partnered with Coinbase. They literally put JPM Coin on Coinbase’s Base blockchain.

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  giosu.base.eth 🟦 (@eth_giosu) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Coco_Airdrop @base What if there are countries that don’t support Coinbase?