Coinbase Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Coinbase users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Coinbase, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Coinbase users affected:
Coinbase is a digital asset broker headquartered in San Francisco, California. They broker exchanges of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other digital assets with fiat currencies in 32 countries, and bitcoin transactions and storage in 190 countries worldwide.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Paris, Île-de-France | 1 |
| Le Taillan-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Bitcoin News Alerts 🔥🎙️ (@btcnewsalerts) reportedA $320 BILLION bank just turned Bitcoin into something you can buy from your BANK ACCOUNT. For years… banks told you Bitcoin was too risky. Too volatile. Too dangerous. Now Israel’s LARGEST bank is preparing to let EVERY customer… BUY… HOLD… and SELL Bitcoin… directly inside its banking app. No crypto exchange. No separate trading platform. No learning how Coinbase works. You open your BANKING APP… and Bitcoin is sitting there alongside the traditional financial system. Bank Leumi just announced a partnership with Galaxy Digital that will bring digital asset trading directly to customers of Leumi and PEPPER. Bitcoin. Ether. Solana. Right inside the Leumi Trade app. And the service is expected to launch in early 2027. Think about what just happened. This isn’t a Bitcoin company trying to convince people to adopt Bitcoin. This is Israel’s LARGEST BANK deciding its customers should be able to access Bitcoin without ever leaving the banking ecosystem. That distinction matters. Because one of the biggest barriers to Bitcoin adoption has always been friction. Download an exchange. Create an account. Verify your identity. Transfer money. Learn a completely different interface. Understand wallets. Understand addresses. Understand custody. For Bitcoiners… that’s normal. For the average banking customer? That’s friction. Bank Leumi is preparing to remove a massive piece of it. Your bank account already exists. Your identity is already verified. Your money is already there. And soon… BITCOIN will be there too. Now zoom out. Because Israel isn’t happening in isolation. Banks around the world are moving closer to Bitcoin. Wall Street built Bitcoin ETFs. Major financial institutions are building Bitcoin infrastructure. Governments are debating Bitcoin reserves. And yesterday we were talking about sovereign nations issuing BONDS to accumulate Bitcoin. Today… Israel’s largest bank is bringing Bitcoin directly to its customers. Different stories. Same direction. The separation between Bitcoin and traditional finance is disappearing. And that creates an entirely different adoption funnel. There are BILLIONS of people with bank accounts. They don’t all need to become Bitcoin experts. They don’t need to become crypto traders. They don’t even need to understand every technical detail of Bitcoin. They just need to see a button. BUY BITCOIN. That’s it. And once banks realize customers WANT that button… what does the bank across the street do? Ignore it? Let its competitor become the place customers go to buy Bitcoin? Or add the same button? That’s where this gets interesting. Because banking is competitive. If Bitcoin becomes a product customers expect… Bitcoin access stops being unusual. It becomes a FEATURE. And features get copied. One bank adds Bitcoin. Another responds. Then another. Until eventually the strange bank isn’t the one OFFERING Bitcoin… it’s the one that DOESN’T. And remember what all of these institutions are ultimately competing over. The exact same asset. 21 MILLION Bitcoin. Banks can create new financial products. Governments can issue more bonds. Central banks can create more currency. Wall Street can create more ETFs. But NONE of them can create more Bitcoin. So while the infrastructure around Bitcoin can expand almost infinitely… the underlying asset cannot. That’s the collision. Millions of new buyers gaining easier access… to something whose supply refuses to expand with demand. And Bitcoin didn’t need permission from the banks for any of this to happen. Bitcoin kept producing blocks. Kept settling transactions. Kept existing outside the banking system. Until eventually… the banking system started building doors INTO Bitcoin. Bank Leumi is simply the latest door. And once Bitcoin becomes another button inside the same app people already use to check their balance… pay bills… and manage their money… you’re not bringing Bitcoin to the crypto crowd anymore. You’re bringing Bitcoin to EVERYONE. And there are still only… 21 MILLION.
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Johan Le Bray (@thefashionstuf) reported@callmeprovider Could you clarify whether Coinbase has given you any reason for the restriction or provided a case number, and have you already submitted a formal support request regarding access to your funds
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Marianell Cascio | Baseapp SSE (@Marianellcascio) reportedHello 👋🏻 @skye6688846993, you have options to connect with Coinbase assets recovery tool to recover your funds or send your complaints to Coinbase support in-app or send the Tx hash ID for further assistance.
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gwho (@markjos34853064) reported@shahh If the narrative seems just too good it’s a scam. Don’t **** with anything to do with Coinbase or Brian Armstrong narrative.
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exchangeIntel (@exchangeIntel) reportedCoinbase Card Withdrawals performance issue resolved The official source marked the incident resolved. Official incident duration: ~23 min.
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Composability Kyle.hl 🧪 (@0xamericanspiri) reportedJust a few problems I see with onchain stocks. 1) Liquidity is fragmented between issuers/chains/tickers. Which one am I supposed to buy, XStocks, Ondo, Robinhood, Coinbase? Don't Know. 2) Ticker selections are limited currently. It is heavily tech and A.I. weighted. What if I want to buy stocks of Abercrombie & Fitch, Disney, Exxon, JP Morgan etc. I can't easily pick out different sectors along with problems with #1. 3). Tax reporting, dividends, IR - with a brokerage you get a few line items to put in your tax forms with Crypto you need a completely different software often costing over $1K to dissect these transactions co-mingled with whatever you did onchain. Accuracy also is unclear. Can dividends be reinvested? Do these get collected as stables? Probably some more but these are some that come in top of head.
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William Short (@WilliamShortss) reported@Guillaume88745 @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase I don’t work for or represent Binance. I did say that my opinion was that Binance delisted BSV due to BSV tokens having the ability to be confiscated remotely. It adds risk. Protecting user funds would be near impossible.
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Akshay (@iiam_Akshay) reported🔥 LATEST: Coinbase is building out an AI-native payment layer for the agentic economy. AI agents can now discover services, access APIs and data, and autonomously pay for them using $USDC through Coinbase’s x402 infrastructure. No traditional checkout. No manual payment for every transaction. AI agents are becoming economic actors. 🤖💵 The machine economy is here.
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Matt Houston (@niw51309458) reported@AnnaDARI1199096 Ledger support in the Base App mobile experience isn’t available yet. We don’t have a confirmed timeline for when it will be added, but Ledger is supported with the Coinbase/Base wallet browser extension. We’ll share updates when mobile hardware-wallet support expands.
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🟩 Healer | Trench Hero 🦎 (@healersback) reported@stephenjohnii @coinbase Coinbase is the worst. Their customer service don't even understand the basics of how a transaction routes from a defi wallet to their exchange wallets. They'll tell you that your funds are gone forever and you sent it to the wrong address even when you sent proof otherwise 💀
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ABG (@_abgweb3_) reportedTokenization stocks slide as U.S. regulatory delay weighs on the sector News that the long awaited U.S. "innovation exemption" could be delayed once again has shaken investor sentiment toward the tokenization sector. Bullish fell around 8% in early trading, giving back its post earnings gains. Figure dropped roughly 9% from Thursday's session high. Coinbase declined 2%. The exchange recently selected Abu Dhabi as its offshore hub as it prepares to offer tokenized stocks. Circle fell nearly 4%. The company's tokenized Treasury product, USYC, manages roughly $3 billion in assets. Securitize also fell 5% earlier in the session before recovering its losses. The company is the issuer of BlackRock's tokenized Treasury fund BUIDL and one of the key players in tokenization infrastructure. SECZ had already plunged 27% on Thursday after missing earnings expectations. The main catalyst behind the sell off is the SEC's expected delay of the "innovation exemption," which was designed to make it easier for companies to offer and trade tokenized securities. The White House and Wall Street have raised concerns about the proposal's legal foundation and potential impact on financial markets. Adding to the uncertainty, the SEC also canceled a Friday meeting where commissioners were expected to discuss whether to create a new regulatory framework for certain investment contracts involving crypto assets. No new date has been announced. The impact was not limited to tokenization stocks. The exemption was also expected to provide some regulatory relief for trading through DeFi platforms. As a result, Uniswap fell around 7% over the past 24 hours, making it the weakest performer in the CoinDesk 20 Index. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Bitcoin remained largely flat during the session. So, is the tokenization story over? Not yet. According to Owen Lau, Managing Director and Senior Analyst at Clear Street, the tokenization theme has simply hit a "speed bump." Coinbase and Bullish continue working on tokenized equities, while traditional exchanges such as Nasdaq and NYSE are also developing infrastructure for 24/7 trading. The key question is no longer whether tokenization will happen, but how quickly U.S. regulators will allow this transformation to move forward. The latest delay, particularly amid questions surrounding the CLARITY Act and the SEC's legal authority, could extend the adoption timeline. But the long term picture remains unchanged: The tokenization trend is not over. Regulatory uncertainty is simply pushing the timeline further out.
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Johan Le Bray (@thefashionstuf) reportedCould you clarify whether Coinbase has given you any reason for the restriction or provided a case number, and have you already submitted a formal support request regarding access to your funds
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RecoverIt Asset Recovery™ (@Recoverlt) reported@bishopb0b Seeing you were fooled by an app impersonating Coinbase is awful, especially with $4,998 gone. The app details and wallet history could help trace the movement and assess whether any realistic recovery options remain.
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Clipur.com (@ClipurMediaCorp) reported@stephenjohnii @coinbase yeah, sounds more like a verification issue than user error
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skye6688846993 (@skye6688846993) reported@TheSilverLion1 I got scammed trying to buy silver and gold with my Coinbase wallet. But it’s an app so @coinbase has no customer service or support