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Coinbase Outage Map

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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
Petaling Jaya, SGR 1
Denver, CO 1
Louisville, KY 1
Wix, England 2
Guayaquil, Guayas 1
Palo Verde, Coclé 1
Rome, Latium 1
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 1
City of Tiffin, OH 2
Montreux, VD 1
Miami, FL 1
Solihull, England 1
Boldon Colliery, England 1
Dublin, Leinster 1
Oslo, Oslo 1
Lafayette, LA 1
Queens, NY 1
El Cerrito, CA 1
Encinitas, CA 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • MandyBenso58271
    Toots Lil'Fighter (@MandyBenso58271) reported

    @brian_armstrong @0xQuit @coinbase Yeah....this is an issue I didn't like. No option to see the full addy.

  • TheRassss
    David R (@TheRassss) reported

    @halstonvalencia In NYS, it took me years to find an on-ramp for BTC. The state worked to block access. It was the first state to write and pass a limit bill for access with Coinbase as the first on-ramp. Cb been front-running & knocking out bottom rungs to slow adoption since its inception.

  • pymtexecutive
    PaymentExecutive (@pymtexecutive) reported

    🧵 Payments Pulse — Week of April 13, 2026 The payments industry just entered a new era. SWIFT is building a live blockchain ledger for 24/7 cross-border settlement. Stablecoin regulation is cracking open in Washington. PayPal is losing ground fast. A lot moved this week. Here's what you need to know: --- 1/ SWIFT GOES ON-CHAIN SWIFT completed its blockchain ledger design phase and is now building an MVP — with 40+ banks, including JPMorgan, HSBC, Bank of America, and Deutsche Bank. Live transactions before end of 2026. The goal: 24/7 cross-border settlement using tokenized deposits. No more waiting until Monday. --- 2/ CROSS-BORDER Why this matters more than the headlines say: Traditional cross-border rails shut down on weekends. That means if your CFO wires EUR on Friday, it may not settle until Tuesday. SWIFT's blockchain ledger doesn't replace correspondent banking. It adds an orchestration layer on top of it. That's the quiet revolution. --- 3/ CRYPTO RAILS Stablecoin B2B payment volume hit $226B in 2025 — up 733% year-over-year. That's not crypto speculation. That's enterprise treasury teams quietly replacing slow, expensive wire transfers. The GENIUS Act (signed July 2025) gave them the regulatory cover they were waiting for. Adoption is now the story, not regulation. --- 4/ B2B PAYMENTS PayPal is in trouble. Q4 2025: missed earnings, missed revenue, new CEO in March. The problem isn't the product — it's merchant adoption. They rebuilt checkout, but couldn't get merchants to upgrade fast enough. Apple and Google are eating their lunch on mobile. Gen Z isn't clicking the PayPal button. --- 5/ STAT OF THE WEEK $120,000,000,000 That's how much businesses lose every year to cross-border B2B payment fees. For context: that's more than the GDP of 100+ countries. And yet most enterprises still use the same correspondent banking rails they used in 1990. The opportunity for disruption is enormous. --- 6/ UNDER THE RADAR Most people are sleeping on this: the Federal Reserve published a new note on payment stablecoins and cross-border payments — on March 30. Key finding: stablecoin adoption could meaningfully reduce the role of correspondent banks in international settlement. The Fed is not dismissing this. They're modeling it. Pay attention. --- 7/ REG WATCH Three regulatory fronts to watch right now: → US: GENIUS Act live, but stablecoin yield rules still contested — Coinbase vs. banking groups → EU: MiCA fully operational, USDT delisted from major exchanges, USDC up 337% in Europe → UK: FCA stablecoin framework expected in 2026, secondary legislation pending The US and EU are diverging. That creates compliance complexity for any payments firm operating across both. --- 8/ CONTRARIAN TAKE Everyone says SWIFT's blockchain ledger is proof traditional finance is "winning" the crypto rails war. I think that's the wrong frame. SWIFT moving on-chain isn't a victory for banks. It's an admission that the stablecoin threat was real enough to force action. The question now: can they execute before Ripple, Circle, and Stripe's Bridge build the same thing faster? --- 9/ PERSON TO FOLLOW @jerallaire — Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle Circle's USDC is now the fastest-growing stablecoin in Europe post-MiCA, up 337% in H1 2025. He posts daily on the intersection of stablecoins, payments, and monetary policy. If you want to understand where crypto rails and enterprise payments converge — this is the feed. --- 10/ WHAT I'M WATCHING NEXT WEEK → Any update on SWIFT's MVP bank onboarding timeline → PayPal Q1 2026 earnings — new CEO Enrique Lores' first public commentary → FedNow and RTP adoption data — will Request for Payment finally break through in B2B? → Movement on the US stablecoin yield dispute Follow @pymtexecutive for real-time takes as these develop. --- That's the Payments Pulse for April 14, 2026. 🏁 If this thread was useful: → Repost tweet 1 so others in payments can follow along → Follow @pymtexecutive for daily cross-border, B2B & crypto payments intelligence → Reply with anything I missed this week See you next Monday.

  • lospaparines1
    Jorge Garcialonso (@lospaparines1) reported

    $pixel the already fix the problem with Coinbase! @amtvmedia @OGPixelcoin

  • polydeskapp
    Polydesk (@polydeskapp) reported

    Your Polydesk wallet is non-custodial MPC — secured by Coinbase, keys split across parties, no single point of failure. You own the wallet. No seed phrase to lose, no browser extension to hack. Sign in with Google and you're trading with real self-custody in under 60 seconds.

  • JustinRuzzo02
    Justin R. FLR CFP® 🪝🛠️ (@JustinRuzzo02) reported

    @CecilHiggi6111 Amount to buy depends on your budget/risk tolerance—start small & DCA if new. Phantom doesn't support native XRP (only wrapped versions on Solana). Coinbase is convenient but custodial (they hold keys). For safety, use a wallet like xaman. Always backup seed phrase

  • IsaelPerei10
    Crypto news (@IsaelPerei10) reported

    @CoinbaseMarkets Those who want to speed up the listing of coins only fall, look at $BASED, it was listed on @Coinbase and it didn't help at all.

  • _Rackzy
    Rackzy (@_Rackzy) reported

    $BTC Price pushed up on weak structure and got punished on the way down. Open interest dropped hard That’s positions getting flushed, not new shorts piling in. Coinbase premium stayed positive Spot wasn’t aggressively selling, this wasn’t a true breakdown. This looks like a leverage wipe, not a trend shift. Still inside the range until 70k loses cleanly.

  • LHerfel
    CryptoNFT 🦇⚛️😈 🦥 🦣 (@LHerfel) reported

    @coinbase Coinbase your new captcha bs to enter site is retarded your fees are a ripoff

  • ohChuckles
    OhChuckles (@ohChuckles) reported

    @brian_armstrong @0xQuit @coinbase Holy ****!! Coinbase customer service finally responding!!

  • joenorton
    Joe Norton (@joenorton) reported

    so this is coinbase AND kraken now that both have been breached by their own support people selling data/access to hackers

  • JonathanDu25017
    Jonathan Dunn (@JonathanDu25017) reported

    @LittleTerr18535 @amtvmedia Yes I was buying through Coinbase. I just got done talking To support. They are aware of the problem and told me to just check periodically to see when it’s resolved. I told them you’re using deceptive business practices. I have multiple transactions, where you took my money

  • CatsEyes1101
    Cats Eyes 🇺🇸 (@CatsEyes1101) reported

    @brian_armstrong @0xQuit @coinbase It's 2026 and some rando on the internet had to point this out for you to be aware of it. Your website is trash.

  • bugsy3hairs
    Bugsy 3 Hairs (@bugsy3hairs) reported

    @coinbase Sounds terrible to work at Coinbase

  • ThePumponomics
    Pumponomics (@ThePumponomics) reported

    Got asked what i actually wrote down for euphoria signals last cycle by @karsenthil great question. i kept it simple. a few guideposts based on what i saw in 2021. things like coinbase approaching #1 in the app store, companies with zero connection to crypto suddenly talking about it for clout, celebrities piling in to capitalize on the attention, and when people are so reckless with money it starts feeling like a movie. not "hard" sell signals. more like yellow lights. none of them alone means sell. but when several start happening together, that's when i start checking my surroundings. simple notes i can glance at in 30 seconds beat a spreadsheet that i need a phd to understand.

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