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 (40%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)
• Withdrawals (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	1 month ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	1 month ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	3 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	4 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Yuriy Bakus (@bakovskyy95107) reported 7 minutes ago

  Binance is part of Operation Lighthouse. The Chainalysis-led sprint brought together nine law enforcement agencies (including Europol), Coinbase, and Block against crypto-enabled CSAM networks. 29,120 addresses screened. 14,300 investigative leads generated. More than 7,700 suspect accounts identified across 125 countries. The results are expected to support arrests and prosecutions into 2027. This is what responsible on-chain transparency looks like when industry and law enforcement actually work together.

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  Moh1to (@moh1to) reported 8 minutes ago

  Coinbase just flipped one of the biggest remaining arguments against Bitcoin. They’re expanding Bitcoin-backed mortgages so you can buy a house in the US without selling a single sat. No forced liquidation. No “sell your BTC to get a down payment.” Keep the upside. Use the asset as collateral. This is the quiet part people missed for years: Bitcoin doesn’t need to replace the banking system overnight. It just needs to sit inside it as the preferred collateral. Banks spent a decade calling crypto a scam. Now the largest crypto exchange in the US is letting 75 million users treat BTC the same way traditional finance treats real estate equity. The real shift isn’t the product. It’s the admission that holding Bitcoin long-term is more rational than selling it to buy a house. When the largest on-ramps start treating BTC as pristine collateral instead of a speculative token, the game changes. Most people will still sell. The ones who understand this won’t.

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  The AI Therapist (@TheAIShrink) reported 10 minutes ago

  @pete_rizzo_ Coinbase just tokenized mortgages. 10 years of approval took them here in six months while the SEC sued over a jpeg. mortgage rates are finally going to beta test their way down

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  Closed for good! (@BrownMansm) reported 11 minutes ago

  @coinbase WTF! I was just about to transfer money into my Coinbase debit card but it’s going to cost me $20. WTF? **** using the card anymore. ******* rip off

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  RetardRgr (@rgr_park) reported 11 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 Why is Ansem retweeting this as if to support this nonsensical theory? We all know it's a random rich guy who had money in his coinbase account that's buying $ansem Why make it sound like that is linked to a potential listing?

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  xstelix (@xstelixxx) reported 16 minutes ago

  @monero is fighting back ZEC , in a good sense - Yes. In a good sense.They stopped fighting for the same customer. That is why the rivalry is useful now instead of just tribal.Zcash is winning the lane that wants privacy and a regulated on-ramp: ETF filings, major exchange listings, optional shielding, viewing keys, institutional bags. That design is why it can exist on Coinbase and attract treasury buyers. It also means a lot of ZEC still sits in transparent addresses unless the user chooses otherwise. Monero is winning the other lane: privacy that cannot be switched off. Every transaction is private. No optional pool, no “I forgot to shield.” That is why it keeps getting delisted and why demand has to find it through other rails. It still printed a January ATH near $800 without those rails, and it has shown stretches this month where it bid with no headline catalyst while ZEC digested its run. That split is the healthy part:ZEC forces the market to ask how much privacy people will actually use if it is optional while XMR forces the market to ask how much access people will give up to keep privacy mandatory.

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  Simon Smith (@Simonsmith011) reported 18 minutes ago

  @CoinMarketCap GS handed Coinbase a real upgrade and Robinhood a rounding error. Pretty clear who they think actually eats when crypto volume shows up.

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  kulak buchii (@Buchiimaine) reported 18 minutes ago

  Fun fact: Coinbase locked me out of my account due to no fault of my own following the 2017 bullrun. It had to do with a technical problem on their end. I was unable to access the majority of my money I custodied with them, while being under contract for a house, for 3 months. I closed my account after that. I would later try to drag them into arbitration; we settled, but they were aggressive and relentless, while having no material understanding of the case.

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  Snoopy HODL (@SnoopyHODL) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TedPillows lmfao @coinbase is literally partnering with foreign national shitcoin scammers **** @brian_armstrong

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  Just2Trade (@Just2Trade) reported 20 minutes ago

  $COIN (Coinbase Global) is up 7% in the last 24 hours, making it one of today's notable gainers as crypto sentiment shows signs of life. Network Consensus Forecast: Analyst consensus sits at 9 Buy / 9 Hold / 2 Sell, with a target price of $203.00. On the technical side, both RSI and MACD indicate a bearish recovery pattern, while the overall trend remains down and flat — suggesting the bounce may be tentative rather than a confirmed reversal. AI price targets for 1-month and 3-month horizons are currently unavailable. Worth watching closely as technicals and fundamentals tell different stories here.

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  BTM Crypto News Network (@BlackTigerMiner) reported 25 minutes ago

  🚨 $TURBO MARKET CHECK CONFIRMED: AEON announced support for TURBO across real-world commerce and AI-settled payments on August 18. TURBO is trading around $0.00099: Approximately +29.6% over seven days Approximately +23% over 30 days Market cap near $68M Approximately $7.4M–$8M in 24-hour volume Volume down roughly 38% That creates a mixed setup. The weekly rally is strong, and TURBO has outperformed both the broader crypto market and the meme sector. But declining volume means buyers are not currently expanding participation. Three things holders should monitor: 1. Whether $0.00095 holds as support 2. Whether price reclaims $0.00105–$0.00112 with increasing volume 3. Whether AEON releases measurable TURBO payment activity SPECULATION: New Coinbase, Binance or Robinhood developments. UNVERIFIED: Whale accumulation, major burns and ETF claims. Is this healthy consolidation—or is momentum cooling before another test of $0.00090?

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  Samuel Melton (@SamuelMelton5) reported 28 minutes ago

  @coinbase 🤔 I am noticing some really shady ish going on with your 15min BTC predictions. The last 45 seconds I e noticed the charts really slowing down in volatility and averaging out, opposed to staying the course of the actual value. Then as soon as the clock ends, the volatility returns. 🧐 Are you guys bugging it? Is the computer auto consolidating? Idk what the cause or why, but I can tell it's not natural and seems off. 👀 You might out to catch it before someone with more money than I catches on. 🧐

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  Paul (@pauljlei) reported 31 minutes ago

  Back in 2020, before bitcoin was accepted by mortgage underwriters, people just used lending protocols. I know of several friends who simply borrowed USDC on @Compound_xyz or @aave for their down payment. I’m guessing that, compared to DeFi, the Coinbase/Better model is more capital efficient (given it incorporates factors like credit score) with more predictable rates (versus the boom and bust cycles of DeFi), but obviously is limited to KYC’ed customers and also lags in trustlessness.

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  Colin Robertson (@mortgagetruth) reported 31 minutes ago

  @chrisdelaney0 @coinbase Actually I just remembered this was launched in March and you can use a pledge for the down payment funds. So no need to liquidate and you get a second mortgage for that portion of the financing.

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  The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) reported 36 minutes ago

  COINBASE $COIN EXPANDS BITCOIN-BACKED MORTGAGES IN THE US, ALLOWING BORROWERS TO USE $BTC AS COLLATERAL FOR A DOWN PAYMENT WITHOUT SELLING IT OR FACING MARGIN CALLS, WITH BTC PRICE DROPS NOT AFFECTING LOAN TERMS

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  colossalqureshi 🪐 (@MWasayI) reported 38 minutes ago

  @coinbase A mortgage that avoids a margin call still has a liquidation problem somewhere in the stack…

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  Edward Mabin (@MabinEdward) reported 43 minutes ago

  @coinbase i opened an account with coinbase today and deposited funds. When i attempted to withdraw i received a message indicating that withdrawals are restricted and that no further information is available. Unacceptable and terrible service. Help urgently needed

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  Rifat Ahmed (@Rifat_EE) reported 45 minutes ago

  Binance just opened its trading stack to AI agents,, And this is probably bigger than another "AI feature." Agent OS lets builders connect AI apps directly with Binance for trading, wallets, market data and payments. Here is what actually matters :: --> Agents can read live market data --> Trade spot, margin and futures --> Use separate subaccounts, so one agent does not touch the full wallet --> Work with onchain tools and x402 payments Into the Ai agent race : - Coinbase already moved here. - Kraken is moving here. - OKX is moving here. Now Binance joins with its massive user base + deep liquidity. The shift is simple : Crypto exchanges were built for humans clicking buttons,, Now they are preparing for software that watches markets 24/7 and trades by itself. And that changes the whole game,, Humans will set the goal, Agents will do the execution. Exchanges become the rails underneath them. The funny part? For years we asked when AI agents would get wallets and money,, Now they are getting futures access. Maybe the real question is not "Can agents trade?" It is how much money are we willing to trust them with? 👀

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  Chikun (@LitecoinTA) reported 47 minutes ago

  .@circle USDC is digital fiat. This is what @brian_armstrong and @coinbase ram down your throat every day as the future. Money printing.

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 49 minutes ago

  first US spot privacy-coin ETP is live. grayscale's ZCSH began trading on NYSE Arca aug 25, converted from the 2017-era zcash trust with ~387k ZEC (~313m USD) and a 2.50% fee — roughly 10x a typical BTC ETF — with early fee revenue earmarked for zcash ecosystem spend. read the wrapper, not just the ticker. ZCSH is a trust, not registered under the investment company act of 1940, so holders skip the shareholder protections registered ETFs carry. coinbase custodies the ZEC, BNY administers, jane street and virtu are the APs. the irony: the fund's coins sit in transparent wallets — institutional buyers get price exposure to $ZEC without any of the shielded-pool privacy the asset exists for. flows were already levered into the print. ZEC perp open interest went from ~962m USD (aug 19) to ~1.8b USD ahead of listing, funding stayed positive on binance, okx and bybit, and Nasdaq-listed cypherpunk technologies holds ~323k ZEC (~1.9% of supply) at a ~342 USD average. ZEC ran roughly 60-70% into the event and traded down on day one. the structural signal: privacy-coin exposure is normalizing through US listed rails years after exchanges restricted it — but the 8-year-high price already prices that. invalidation is concrete: ZCSH is now a distribution test, and if early flows disappoint while ~1.8b USD of perp exposure unwinds, the listing premium evaporates fast. NFA

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  Michael Huynh (@TheDegenBoii) reported 49 minutes ago

  JUST IN: Coinbase now lets US homebuyers post Bitcoin as mortgage down payment collateral through Better, no selling, no margin calls. The mortgage is the hook. Pledged coins live in Coinbase custody, not your wallet. What separates an exchange from a bank now?

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  ⚛️XPR_OG⚛️ (@XPROGTDBN28) reported 49 minutes ago

  Yo check this out yall So Coinbase just dropped that you can use BTC as collateral for a mortgage down payment without sellin it or gettin margin called, which is already huge. But imagine takin that even further with Metallicus. @MetallicusTDBN is buildin all this blockchain infrastructure straight into credit unions the places most regular people already get their loans and mortgages from. They connected up with a bunch of CUs (like through that Bonifii deal and all their pilots), so the on-chain stuff sits right inside the same system where your everyday banking happens. That means gettin a mortgage on-chain could be way smoother. Your crypto, your credit union account, the loan process, the collateral, payments… all tied into one place. No hoppin between some exchange app, a separate lender, and then your CU. Everything flows through the credit union you already trust and deal with every day. Deposit stays local, compliance stays tight, and the whole thing just feels like one seamless setup instead of piecing **** together from different companies. Basically Metallicus is makin it so the future of crypto-backed loans lives where most folks already bank. One login, one relationship, way less friction. That’s the real upgrade.

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  micin ' (@micin0483) reported 49 minutes ago

  @ImPushingSOL @coinbase with $ANSEM's reputation and loyal community, that's not impossible

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  Pretty Mira (@_Pretty_Miraa) reported 50 minutes ago

  @BjayVaults @coinbase @KAIO_xyz I find the 24/7 access especially interesting because putting tokenized equities into wallets

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  Gunnar Coker (@gunnar_neville) reported 52 minutes ago

  @wellingtun That’s what I’m saying!!!! Fix it now @coinbase Or you will be hearing more from us!😡

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  e_camli (@ekinoks_26) reported 53 minutes ago

  The best line in the Coinbase Tokenized Stocks launch is not 24/7 trading. It is the dividend handling. Splits and dividends apply through an onchain multiplier, so balances never change and open DeFi positions do not break. Anyone who has watched a rebasing token wreck an LP position knows how much work that one sentence hides. Live on @base since August 24. Apple, Nvidia, Meta, Alphabet, issued on a B20 standard that extends ERC20 so wallets and protocols read it with no special casing. Shares sit in a bankruptcy remote structure, Alpaca as regulated custodian under ADGM. Aerodrome, Aave and Steakhouse Financial were live the same day. Bitwise followed with three Automated Token Portfolios rebalanced by Glider, a manager running roughly $9B shipping a product with no fund administrator behind it. Corporate actions killed most earlier tokenized equity attempts. Not liquidity. Plumbing. Maybe I overweight this because I have debugged it, but picking the unglamorous problem first is why partners arrived on day one instead of watching from a distance. Then the part nobody says out loud. None of it is available in the United States. Coinbase took the most American asset there is and shipped it everywhere except America.

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  BetMasters (@daniel_svensen) reported 53 minutes ago

  Better + Coinbase just took Bitcoin-backed mortgages nationwide. You can pledge BTC as the down payment on a Fannie Mae loan instead of selling it. First time Bitcoin is actually useful for buying a house.

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  Johnny (@JohnnyNorthstar) reported 57 minutes ago

  Coinbase $COIN & Better Mortgage $BETR introduced crypto-backed conventional mortgages, allowing eligible U.S. borrowers to pledge Bitcoin as down-payment collateral without selling assets or facing margin calls. The Details: 👇 •Pledge mechanism: Borrowers pledge Bitcoin (at a 250% collateral ratio) into institutional custody to fund their cash down payment while securing a Fannie Mae-conforming mortgage. •No margin calls: Price volatility does not trigger margin calls or require extra collateral, though crypto can be liquidated if payments are delinquent for 60 days. •Member benefit: Coinbase One members can receive up to $10,000 (1% of loan amount) in closing-cost rebates paid by Better. •Collateral release: Pledged Bitcoin remains held in Coinbase Prime custody by Better and is returned in full once the underlying financing is repaid or refinanced.

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  Strange (@Dr_StrangeBtc) reported 57 minutes ago

  @coinbase Funny, the only thing "dead" around here is your customer support response time.

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  Todd Wachsman (@ToddwithHonor) reported 1 hour ago

  @coinbase Am I correct in assuming that the bitcoin price gets locked in for the purposes of getting the mortgage while the investor bears the risk of the asset going up or down. Similar to a rate lock on a traditional mortgage?