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 (33%)
• Login (33%)
• Website (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
West Liberty	Login	9 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	29 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago
Montreux	Website	3 months ago

Full Outage Map

Community Discussion

Tips? Frustrations? Share them here. Useful comments include a description of the problem, city and postal code.

Beware of "support numbers" or "recovery" accounts that might be posted below. Make sure to report and downvote those comments. Avoid posting your personal information.

Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• 
  big z (@zectrillionaire) reported 3 minutes ago

  Really haven't seen ZCash mentioned anywhere except CT and that one Sergei Brin talk from a couple weeks ago. Imagine once it really breaks into the mainstream for the first time. BTC hit 1k when the main exchange was a magic card trading website, the money supply was significantly lower, considerably less money sloshing around crypto AND the inflation rate of BTC was considerably higher than what the inflation rate of ZCash is right now (less halvenings under the belt). The fiat onramps are already set (Robinhood & Coinbase), it's never been easier for people to buy ZCash directly. Once the tidal wave of mainstream attention hits, there will be a face-melting rally, unlike anything the world ever seen.

• 
  Fred (@FredBea13425167) reported 3 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Only Coinbase is down...

• 
  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 7 minutes ago

  @khanwahab495 @0xtroyster token weak points: severe drawdowns (lista down 94%, most alts 80-90%+ from ath), exploits, depegs, centralization morpho's less damaged (down 60% vs lista's 94%), but real difference is revenue - generated more fees than aave in 24h, powers backend for coinbase lending, deel stablecoin, multiple credit instruments lista has tvl growth but token bleeds because protocol activity doesn't flow to holders

• 
  K7(Mob) (@k7lewis) reported 9 minutes ago

  @MiggyCryptoX @coinbase This card is the ****

• 
  ɱ (@veksonpu) reported 14 minutes ago

  @beingivish You are a stupid paid liar. If you want to audit the supply of Monero, you don't look at a public ledger balance; you audit the integrity of the system rulebook: Sync a Full Node: Download the Monero software and sync the entire blockchain history. Your node will automatically verify the math of every single transaction from 2014 to the present day. Sum the Block Rewards: Use a script or a local blockchain parser to add up the transparent coinbase outputs from every block header. Audit the Code & Math: Ultimately, supply certainty relies on the underlying math being flawless and the code correctly implementing that math. Because of this, the Monero community frequently fund-raises for independent third-party firms (like CyberCrypt, Kudelski, or Quarkslab) to thoroughly audit any new cryptographic implementations before they go live.

• 
  a (@adidogCEO) reported 14 minutes ago

  Why you need to sell all your $SOL before it's too late: as $SOL continues down the volume gap into the abyss there are those who have been fooled into believing that this time will be no different than the past this can not be further from the truth there are major differences between the last time $SOL fell from $250 and today, here are some of them 1. $SOL only spent 259 days above the volume gap of which only 40 days were above $120 during the first rally vs 903 days above the volume gap of which 679 days were above $120 $SOL spent 16x more time above $120 this time than previously which means there are considerably more bagholders who were sold the solami dream this time around (supply above) 2. $SOL was put on the map by FTX, something solami's inner circle likes to conveniently not mention but thanks to this they were able to blame the previous crash of the token being due to FTX which allowed them to not face scrutiny over all the fundamental issues with the token and its design this time there is no FTX to blame and they will have to own up to the fact that the token design is poor along with the management and operation of its foundation 3. there was no DAT and ETFs that are HEAVILY underwater and they've only begun selling as we've seen with $FWDI moving roughly 10% of its holdings over to coinbase prior to this weekend ETF flows have also been neutral to negative and will further see selling as price depreciates lower 4. the supply of circulating $SOL the previous crash through the volume gap was roughly 336M $SOL, the circulating supply of $SOL today as it goes through the gap is now 579M $SOL there has been a 71.8% increase in circulating supply of $SOL due to mainly its inflationary design which they are now trying to solve but frankly it is too late the total supply of $SOL at genesis was 500M $SOL and today it is 628M $SOL (over 25% increase) 5. there are more "fast and cheap" blockchains with similar or even better UX/UI that are competing with $SOL this time (like $SUI for example) the novelty of being the only fast/cheap chain no longer exists and many of its competitors has much cleaner histories being newer projects 6. there were no massive extraction events that happened on the $SOL blockchain the previously rally, there are too many to mention but the most obvious sector is the meme token mania that contributed to the retail capital inflow for this rally and it has left most of its retail holders completely devastated the previous rally's NFT extraction events were extremely mild compared to this and the health of the ecosystem was not as poor 7. there's much more leverage built up on the ecosystem due to the extended period of time it has spent at higher prices, considerably more TVL and leverage will have to unwind in the event of further price depreciation TLDR;; the exit is MUCH SMALLER than you think it is because there is a huge supply overhang that is weighing on the token on top of the continued inflation and foundation spendings that bleed on the token sell all your $SOL before it's too late

• 
  Truth Cutter 👑 (@TruthCutter) reported 18 minutes ago

  @retardmode 1. Best Chance: iCloud Backup or Seed Phrase If the wallet app (Trust Wallet, MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, etc.) was backed up to iCloud, they might be able to recover it on a new iPhone. Many modern wallets support iCloud or passkey recovery. Most important question: Did they ever back up the wallet to iCloud? Or do they have the 12/24-word seed phrase written down somewhere? If yes to either → very solvable. 2. If No Seed Phrase and No Useful iCloud Backup This is where it gets expensive and the success rate drops significantly: Professional data recovery (chip-off / NAND reading) is possible on some damaged iPhones, but much harder than on Android. Apple uses strong hardware-based encryption (tied to the Secure Enclave). On newer iPhones (especially iOS 15+), even if technicians remove the NAND chip, they usually cannot decrypt the data without the original passcode. Success rate is low unless the phone is fairly old or the damage is only to the screen/battery (and the logic board is intact). Realistic cost: $500 – $2000+ depending on the iPhone model and lab. Many reputable labs will tell you upfront if they think recovery is likely. Recommended Steps Right Now: Try basic fixes — Charge it for a few hours, try force restart (Volume Up → Volume Down → Hold Power). Find the seed phrase — Check notes app, password manager, email, Google Drive, physical paper, etc. Contact specialists (in order):Local reputable shops that do iPhone forensics. Companies like DriveSavers, Payam Data Recovery, or similar labs that advertise crypto wallet recovery. Tell them the exact iPhone model and how it broke (water damage, dropped, etc.).

• 
  JΞFF🧸 (@JefferyCrypt) reported 20 minutes ago

  Nearly half of all trading on Hyperliquid is now RWA perpetuals. Gold, oil, NVDA, forex. Real-world assets being traded 24/7 on a decentralized exchange. RWA perps did $524 billion in Q1 2026 alone. All of 2025 was $313 billion. Daily volume right now is $11.6 billion across 38 exchanges. The CEO of Variational, which just raised $50 million from Dragonfly and Coinbase Ventures, said RWA perps will soon be bigger than Bitcoin and Ether perps combined. The RWA narrative focuses on tokenized treasuries and spot markets. The actual volume is in perps, where anyone can access real-world asset exposure without compliance friction. The market decided how it wants to access real-world assets. It chose perpetuals.

• 
  Djani (@DjaniWhaleSkul) reported 22 minutes ago

  Daily Market Report #757 It’s Saturday. I never miss going to the barber finally and please support! The reddest screen of the whole cycle. ETH down 12%. I have been here at $3K, and I have been here at $120K. I have watched this market take everything, give it all back, and take it again. My daily BTC and ETH buys triggered again, lower than yesterday, lower than the day before. Nobody likes admitting how hard this is. It is brutal. But you do not survive 8 years in crypto by panicking on the day everyone else panics. Gold $4,460. Silver $72.79. Oil holding near the highs all week. US stocks erased over $1T in market value within 3 hours of the open yesterday. The tech rout is now real, and it is dragging everything with it. The US scrapped the $25K pattern day-trader rule, which is a real change for retail market access, buried completely under the bloodbath. Bitcoin tagged $59,228 overnight, under $60K for the first time, and is now sitting at $60,083, down 5.2%. Over 50% of circulating BTC is now held at an unrealized loss, which historically matches cycle bottoms. Weekly RSI is at 2022-bottom levels. $635B has been wiped from crypto in under a month. Saylor shut down margin call rumours directly. The $11.5B unrealized loss is real, but he insists the position is not at risk, and Strive’s CEO says they can hold BTC through 2027. US senators want banks to hold Bitcoin, and the House panel is preparing a crypto tax bill. Ethereum is the story of the day. $1,522, down 12.4%. ETH dominance collapsed to 8.6%. This is capitulation in its purest form. ETH treasury companies like BitMine are getting destroyed on their stacks, and BitMine still filed to buy more. The conviction is either heroic or insane. We will probably only know next year. Solana $60.94, down 10.1%. TVL down 4.8% on the day, down 12.2% on the week. 8 months of grinding lower, and now a vertical drop on top of it. SOL holders are living the longest pain of any major. XRP $1.06, down 7.5%. Lost $1.10 and is heading for $1. BNB $566, down 5.7%. Lost $600. Hyperliquid $58.39, down 7.1%. The all-month relative strength is gone. Hayes declared the holy trinity of ZEC, NEAR, and HYPE officially dead. The 3 trades that defined the run are all unwinding together. Fidelity dropped its SpaceX pre-IPO minimum from $500K to $2K for retail, and Coinbase rolled out SpaceX pre-IPO perps. They are opening the IPO casino to retail at the exact moment the market is bleeding out. Chainlink $7.07, down 9.5%. Citi says $8.2T tokenized by 2030. The token does not care. I have nothing left to say about this gap that I have not already said 10 times. ZEC crashed 48% in a day to $273 before bouncing to $360. The Orchard pool bug that could forge fake ZEC was found via an Opus 4.8 AI audit. An AI model found a critical counterfeiting vulnerability in a major privacy chain. A ZEC whale is down roughly $70M in a day, according to Arkham. Hayes called the privacy trade dead. Monero $302, down 8.5%, dragged along with no bug of its own. The privacy thesis is not dead, but it just learned the hardest lesson. Unproven privacy is worth nothing, and now AI is auditing the code faster than humans can. Bittensor $186, down 9.9%. Polkadot $0.90, down 11.9%, losing the dollar. Arbitrum $0.0752, down 13.5%. Starknet $0.0301, down 12.6%. PENGU $0.0059, down 11.5%. BORG $0.1458, down 7.2%. ADA is below $0.16, Hoskinson is on an indefinite break, and the founder is saying his own projects are dying. Blue-chip alts are taking the worst of it. On the NFT side, one small bright spot for me personally: OpenSea Mobile distributed its first Early Access keys to Pudgy Penguins holders, and I got mine installed with my Lil Pudgy. Even on the worst day, the collecting side of this still gives me something. Anthropic is calling for a global pause in AI development, the NSA deployed Anthropic’s Mythos AI, and the US is weighing equity stakes in AI companies. The AI world is warning about itself, getting deployed by governments, breaking privacy coins, and lining up the biggest IPOs in history. I am going to step away from the screen, look at my Pudgy, and let this washout finish. I have seen $3K, and I have seen $120K. This is just another chapter. What are you watching going into the rest of the weekend?

• 
  TheWhiteMan👑⚔️XRP⚒️ (@TheWhiteManXRP) reported 22 minutes ago

  @TheCryptoSquire Coinbase is down

• 
  Lain on the Blockchain (@CryptoCyberia) reported 26 minutes ago

  @colludingnode @satorinakamoto @0xCursr Kek cope It it public knowledge the feds pushed coinbase binance bitfinex etc to delist and Kracken told them ti **** off and they went to court against Kracken, as did EEA, UK and other feds. Really makes you wonder why theyre fine with zcash kek

• 
  _/˭ Tagonistic (@Tagonisticc) reported 27 minutes ago

  @RonyXBT Bears have been choking since yesterday They didn't want to push the price down because even at 58,900 the orderbook just on coinbase was printing 10 of millions of dollars of orders and sellers are exhausted 3 massive wave downs since October I think the juice is squeezed

• 
  Nico (@nicomartnez_) reported 29 minutes ago

  The first Fannie Mae-backed home mortgage secured by $BTC just closed, with Coinbase announcing that a Michigan couple used Bitcoin as collateral for their down payment. Working with lender Better, Coinbase’s product lets buyers avoid liquidating their crypto - instead placing a second lien on the home. For instance, $250K in $BTC can secure a $100K down payment, with no liquidation risk from price swings. Initially supporting $USDC as well, the service is set to roll out nationwide, bridging legacy housing finance and crypto wealth while letting holders bypass capital gains taxes.

• 
  Yasmani (@Yasmani2555) reported 32 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Coinbase’s position is wild: “We can’t find records that you reported the fraud in 2024, so no reimbursement.” Amount: $3,272 Ticket: #26541212 CFPB: #260406-30978511 Since when does a company’s missing support records become the customer’s problem? @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport

• 
  Buxexa (@bfr_buxexa) reported 35 minutes ago

  A Michigan couple just closed on the first-ever Fannie Mae–backed mortgage using $BTC as collateral, marking a major crossover between crypto wealth and traditional home financing. Coinbase and lender Better enabled the deal, allowing the buyers to pledge Bitcoin for their down payment without selling - sidestepping capital gains taxes and keeping price upside. The product also supports $USDC. The structure uses two loans: a standard Fannie Mae mortgage and a second lien where $250,000 in $BTC secures a $100,000 down payment. No liquidations are triggered by price swings; only a 60-day delinquency allows Better to liquidate the crypto. This first closing comes months after the FHFA director pushed to align mortgage guidelines with the broader “crypto capital” vision, signaling more may follow for qualified borrowers nationwide.

• 
  SPRAVDI — Stratcom Centre (@StratcomCentre) reported 37 minutes ago

  Telegram leaks users' metadata: experts confirm critical vulnerability. The company Symbolic Software, which conducts cybersecurity audits for Zoom, Mozilla, and Coinbase, has confirmed the existence of a critical vulnerability in the messenger. As reported by "Vazhnye Istorii", it concerns the transmission of the unencrypted device identifier auth_key_id. It is through this that those who have access to network traffic - providers, network administrators, or state surveillance systems - can track users' activity, analyze their communication links, and monitor their movements between networks. According to experts, the auth_key_id actually functions as a permanent digital marker for the device: it does not change even after changing the IP address, geolocation, or internet network. Symbolic Software emphasized that the problem even applies to secret chats. However, the report does not assert that Telegram allows reading messages. However, the surveyed cybersecurity experts admit such a risk in the case of simultaneous access to the server infrastructure and traffic.

• 
  Yeahboi (@ZeroDark9000) reported 38 minutes ago

  @atmoio Hmm idk. I don’t remember Blackstone, Apollo, JP Morgan, JSOC, the CIA, and Biotech all having use cases for Coinbase and Block. Also will say the fact that companies decided to displace labor thinking AI had a fungible correlation to human labor is the fault of their own. Buyside Investors, Palantir, Google, AWS and NVIDIA will benefit the most from all this.

• 
  Dovydas Vitkauskas (@Dovydas44444) reported 40 minutes ago

  Nearly four months after crypto exchange Coinbase and US Federal National Mortgage Association—better known as Fannie Mae—announced their partnership, the companies have now disclosed what they describe as the first-ever mortgage in 🇺🇸US backed by crypto collateral, closed this week. The concept was originally unveiled in March, when Better Home & Finance and Coinbase announced a joint mortgage product designed for prospective homebuyers who hold crypto but struggle with the cash requirements of traditional financing. Instead of requiring customers to liquidate their digital holdings to raise down payment funds - which might incur capital gains tax and other obligations - the Coinbase program allows borrowers to pledge crypto—such as Bitcoin (BTC) or Circle’s USDC stablecoin held in a Coinbase account—so those holdings can secure a separate loan intended to cover the down payment. Importantly, the actual home mortgage remains a conventional Fannie Mae–backed loan, meaning the structure is built around the existing conforming mortgage framework rather than replacing it with a new, fully crypto-based mortgage system. Will crypto-backed real estate: A) Stimulate property development activity and prices; B) Boost crypto prices; C) Make such mortgages more risky for financing institutions; D) Be used for tax avoidance; E) Other?

• 
  Pope Nationalist the First (@Sola_Scriptora) reported 41 minutes ago

  @PeterSchiff @saylor I just sent an email to coinbase requesting that they send me my physical Bitcoin. I'm going to have it melted down and turned into jewelry that way I can always have it with me.

• 
  Y Disassembler (@loomdoop) reported 44 minutes ago

  @thekc23 @solve_sf And fine the **** out of the property owner. They tried to get a speculative $7.5 million for this after throwing 11 vulnerable people out on the street, and it's sitting there decaying until they can get a permit to demolish and do a spec house for a Coinbase exec.

• 
  Nenny (@0x_nenny) reported 45 minutes ago

  11/12 None of this works without Base. Base is Coinbase's Layer 2 network. Built on Ethereum's security. Sub-cent gas fees. 2-second block finality. It means a $2 battle is actually a $2 battle. Not a $2 bet with a $15 gas receipt attached. Coinbase has over 100 million verified users. The infrastructure to onboard them already exists. The on-ramp is built. The wallets are ready. BCA launched with 7 languages on day one. English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean. Not a translation feature. A declaration. A trader in Lagos. A student in Manila. A developer in São Paulo. Same platform. Same odds. Same 2.5% fee. Same 10 BP per dollar staked. The playing field is genuinely level. That is not an accident. It is a design choice

• 
  Harriet Layne Giffords (@21_XBT) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Sunnydolly8790 @Vivek4real_ Leverage flushes happen, but calling it a house of cards misses the point. Every crash distributes coins to stronger hands. Coinbase crashing is a scaling issue, not a Bitcoin issue. Do you really think institutional money hasn't priced this in?

• 
  SON SORA (@luckySSon) reported 47 minutes ago

  A Michigan couple just made history, closing the first-ever Fannie Mae-backed mortgage secured by $BTC as collateral for the down payment. Coinbase partnered with mortgage lender Better to structure the deal, letting borrowers pledge Bitcoin without selling, avoiding capital gains taxes and eliminating liquidation risk from price swings. For a $100,000 down payment, they posted $250,000 in $BTC as a second lien on the home. The product is set to roll out nationally in the coming months and will also support $USDC, signaling a major step toward using crypto holdings directly in traditional housing finance.

• 
  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 50 minutes ago

  @SilverSurferXAX nothing direct. coinbase hit s&p500 yesterday and added cbBTC support on base. pendle's been stacking partnerships and tvl across chains. separate lanes for now

• 
  Jerome (@JeromeHthr) reported 1 hour ago

  @WilliamR1945 Disappointingly, coinbase seems to be falling on security and their support is the worst.i am sorry to hear about your losses. Do you have the transaction detailed proof from this incident?it might be helpful in investigating this further

• 
  Wesley Kor (@wesley_kor) reported 1 hour ago

  Coinbase impersonator walking you through the actual website, taking your ID and video, then draining eighty grand while real support says "you should have known", that's a sophisticated social engineering ring, not a simple scam. Same fake support tactic got me last year. @SecureTrace_Lab ran forensic on-chain tracing and recovered most of what was taken. DM them. Seven years of loyalty and they blame you instead of chasing the wallet. @hmurph09

• 
  Yussabbex (@yussabbex1) reported 1 hour ago

  @cryptoupdate_io @cryptoupdate_io Exactly, classic “buy the rumor, sell the news” on steroids with $SPCX 🔥 But that temporary liquidity mirage? It’s the exact rotation we’re seeing *right now*. $75B raise doesn’t just vanish post-IPO… history (Snowflake, Coinbase, etc.) shows capital floods back into high-beta assets like BTC once the lockup hype cools. The real question: does this dip test $58-60K support first, or is the generational setup already loading? What’s your read on the post-pricing rotation timeline? 👀

• 
  Chris Maris (@BigC13103) reported 1 hour ago

  @brian_armstrong @DashaBurns coinbase is hands down the worst investment platform I've ever used

• 
  Krev23 (@Krev2323) reported 1 hour ago

  @coinbase specifically hires Indian sweat shops to handle their customer services, so that they have plausible deniability when you get shanked in an alley, or kidnapped because they sold your personal financial information to criminal cartels.

• 
  toni (@tonitrades_) reported 1 hour ago

  @atmoio Coinbase still processes billions in trades. Block still moves real money every day. Mundane just means it actually works. Mundane is not failure - it's what survives.