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OANDA Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where OANDA users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with OANDA, make sure to submit a report below

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OANDA made its name in the forex market, offering individual investors access to spot forex and CFDs since 1996. OANDA accepts customers from the U.S., U.K., Singapore, Canada, and Australia. They offer a number of products for trading, including currency, commodity and index instruments.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

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Noida, UP 1
Dallas, TX 1
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OANDA Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • cryptonnnite
    cryptonnnite (@cryptonnnite) reported

    @The_IAO_ Probably a problem with the OANDA broker

  • dreymanwurld
    Abolaji oluwadamilare (@dreymanwurld) reported

    @astucefx Please which of this two (OANDA / FXCM ) match with MT5 chart 📊, this confusion is making me lose trades . It refuse to execute and show executed on my trading view . Help a friend

  • Prohoulynft
    Prohouly (@Prohoulynft) reported

    @JeeniuzFx @AnyaJuba @eToro I had this problem, Oanda scam me $145,000. No one should use this app.

  • queenhasnaa2
    Wi (@queenhasnaa2) reported

    Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA, said that gold is approaching a very meaningful support area between $1,780 and $1,800, but economic data may determine how firm the support area is. "Its reaction to this level is likely to be a strong indicator of market sentiment at

  • Cida_bull
    Cida (@Cida_bull) reported

    @OANDA @OANDA do you provide service to traders from Indonesia. If so what are the deposit and withdrawals methods. Other brokers like exness has option to deposit using a virtual account and da at withdraw.

  • sidali707
    Elias Ali (@sidali707) reported

    @diaryofahamhomo @OANDA @KenneddyM Recovered of what? Stupid comment.

  • UtdDela
    No Ski_mask🥷 (@UtdDela) reported

    @PropFirmMedia @FTMO_com I think the purchase of oanda slowed them down a bit…

  • Jhnc3na
    $ (@Jhnc3na) reported

    @OANDA what about the losses we're taking because yall can't maintain service !?

  • Rokij01
    RoKi (@Rokij01) reported

    @I_Am_The_ICT Does anyone understand what he is talking about? Because I don't. All I see, there is resistance and price dropped down from thay resistance. And I trading on Oanda, usually there is no volume imbalance or some gaps which he's mentioning

  • jpattueyi
    JP Attueyi (@jpattueyi) reported

    @dammiedammie35 Congrats on your forex win. But have you looked at the tax implications starting in January 2026? 1. If you LIVE in Nigeria and trade forex on: MetaTrader Deriv Binance ICMarkets Exness Oanda Any foreign broker Then, ALL income you earn, whether abroad or locally, is taxable in Nigeria. Section 12 makes this clear. So even if your FX profits never enter Nigeria… If you are resident → you owe tax on them. 2. Your FX profits must be converted using the official market rate. The Act defines the only valid valuation standard as: “currency exchanged market approved by the Central Bank of Nigeria.” This means the official CBN/NAFEM rate NOT the black-market rate If you record profits using black market rates, but FIRS recalculates using the official rate, your taxable income will be different, often higher. This is a silent but powerful rule. 3. FX deposits into your Nigerian bank account can trigger scrutiny Under Section 29 (presumptive assessment): FIRS can tax any “unexplained deposit” based on “circumstances of the individual.” So if you do forex and money enters your account: USD inflow FX withdrawals from brokers Naira equivalent from online platforms You MUST be able to prove: the source that it is trading income that it is not business revenue disguise that you paid tax on profit. Otherwise, FIRS can deem the inflow as taxable income even if it is just a transfer. 4. If FX is your business, it becomes taxable under Section 4(1)(a) If you trade forex regularly, with the intention to profit, the law classifies this as: a trade, business, or vocation, which makes ALL gains taxable. Section 4(1) says income is taxable when it arises from “trade, business, profession, or vocation.” So: Casual trading = still taxable Full-time trading = clearly taxable Automated EA/bot trading = taxable Copy trading = taxable You cannot avoid PIT because “it’s online.” 5. Losses from forex are NOT deductible unless you keep proper records. Forex traders often lose money. But under the Act: personal losses are NOT deductible business losses MUST be backed by records If you cannot prove losses, FIRS will tax ONLY your gains. 6. Crypto-based forex is still taxable Even if you trade forex using: USDT BTC Stablecoins offshore wallets crypto funded FX brokers, it is still worldwide income under Section 12. Crypto is NOT a loophole. The law taxes the income, not the currency. 7. If you trade forex for clients, you have EXTRA tax obligations If you: manage accounts collect investor funds do account flipping take commissions earn performance fees Then the income is “income from service” under Section 4(1)(d) This requires: personal income tax possibly registering a company filing CIT if corporate tracking commission income Forex account managers are firmly within FIRS visibility now.

  • Ejiro_Eneyate
    ejiroeneyate (@Ejiro_Eneyate) reported

    @Techriztm @Techriztm also depending on your strategy OANDA is bad for trading gold too many false signals/confluence

  • the_westender
    Dee Dee (វណ្ណឌី) (@the_westender) reported

    @traderjulesk @the5erstrading Yeah, a few commenters said that others using cTrader on other firms were the same but they didn't specify which firms. Anyway, I can't trust cTrader with 5ers now. I have accounts with Pepperstone, OANDA, Exness, and others and no flash dump or gap down was shown. Disappointed. I had high hopes for 5ers too, but this experience taints it a bit.

  • LH_btc
    LH (@LH_btc) reported

    @KenCharts Oanda has been my broker eversince. Ive nothing to complain

  • chaetows
    mi (@chaetows) reported

    help we bought oanda dunks right they made me take a picture ns hit I WAS A KODEL FOR A SECOND

  • capteadmund
    Capt. Eadmund (@capteadmund) reported

    Bro Fannie Mae literally just let people use BTC to buy a house without selling it they structured it as a conforming loan, same protections as any traditional mortgage OANDA and we're down bad because macro is spooky. I'm not selling. I genuinely cannot explain this market to a normal person anymore.

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