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	5 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	25 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago
Montreux	Website	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Dave Lui ☀️🪝 (@madave_lui) reported 1 minute ago

  .@coinbase @binance et al. have been listing absolute garbage for years in order to chase fees in temporary pumps... We've all seen it... They will suddenly list a coin that's been live for a minute in order to capitalize on the hype... These coins stay listed for years and completely diminish the credibility of the crypto market; simultaneously making it nearly impossible for a new person to know what they're even looking at. This behavior has always been called out, and our calls have always been ignored... It's time to delist the garbage that has no true utility. Along with the passage of the Clarity Act, I'm calling for a purge of the garbage.

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  Satosi Redmix 🪙 (@SatosiRedmix) reported 2 minutes ago

  @dflow @Coinbase @Solana I can not transfer my deposit of old account to new dflow I didnt check the news from dflow for 1 year. I already sent sol to my dflow old account. How to fix this?

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  ⋆.˚🦋༘⋆ (@H3v3nInTheDark) reported 2 minutes ago

  @iEarthAngel369 @coinbase I had to learn the hard way. Was getting $200 payouts cause it seemed so easy at first but the markets for XRP have been changing like crazy in the last couple of minutes. I’m down a lot now lol 😬

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 3 minutes ago

  @NGastelum80352 that's not coinbase support. official channels don't use gmail addresses. anyone sending credentials to random emails is getting drained.

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  LEHAUWANE FERNANDO (@LehauwaneF) reported 4 minutes ago

  @rpmarte Coinbase won't attend to you 😞...I've had a similar issue, after waiting on them for 7 weeks with no response, I was referred to @Coach_Taylor0 he helped me out, I wasn't sure at first but I had no choice but to try him out and he was amazing.

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  Jerome (@JeromeHthr) reported 7 minutes ago

  @rpmarte You should talk to a blockchain developer, the coinbase support is not worth it, they reply with automated bot responses with no real result. if you are interested of getting back your coins. Talk to this dev @IRONCLADFORENS . They are very effective

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  Steady Stream (@steady_info) reported 8 minutes ago

  Coinbase just dropped their May outage report. An 8-hour disruption thanks to AWS data center failures with cooling units. 🤯 Sounds like a critical lesson in infrastructure redundancy. Always something to learn in this space. #Coinbase #AWS

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  DeadEagles (@NicholasCBullen) reported 9 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Hey, any chance you could hire some more English speaking white people for customer service. Every single time I have to call Coinbase with a Coinbase one membership. I have to speak to some jibber mouth ******* Indian.

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  Mbiti Mwondi Maino,MD (@mbiti_mwondi) reported 9 minutes ago

  One of the most reliable ways to receive funds for free lancers bulk amount is crypto. This works for clients who don’t want to use intermediaries like Sendwave,Remitly,Nala etc from their cashapp,Zelle or Venmo. Someone that pays you with PayPal can simply use crypto either Coinbase in USA or Binance outside. Why ******** do you people still use PayPal? You can receive more than $10000 weekly comfortable but you’ll see someone still use PayPal and come cry! All this information is in The WiFi Economy Playbook from a writer with 15 years experience. Otherwise keep working while your funds get frozen!

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  g0mu (@g0mu_) reported 11 minutes ago

  @dannycheng2022 @Lootster He is good. Controversial signals aside, he did sell at BTC top. Poor PLTR and TSLA exit, rotation to coinbase and sell crypto near top. His options strategy seems like the only working one I have tried. However, his current port seems meh. Im your subscribed to your Patreon.

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  Klipdog (@Klipdog2) reported 17 minutes ago

  @DaniMayakovski To those who know nothing about how crypto works, the Gov either got access to the private keys of the wallets in question, or these wallets were located at private Exchanges, like Coinbase etc---and they simply commanded the exchange, probably at gunpoint, to freeze the funds or transfer them. I other words, not your keys-not your coins. This is a lesson in self custody aka, hardware wallets

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  Ryan Blass (Karpuz Mining) (@karpuzmining) reported 23 minutes ago

  Hey @coinbase, when someone has been a customer for ten years and purchased over 100k worth of BTC from you over the last few months how about not treating them like dogshit?

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  jimmy (@jimmy_build2026) reported 26 minutes ago

  the emerging stack: - Kite AI: cryptographic identity + wallet hierarchy for agents, purpose-built so each agent has its own sovereign wallet with governance policies - x402 (Coinbase): http 402 payment standard — machines paying machines via structured headers, no human in the loop - Google Agent Payments Protocol: AP2 — industry attempt to standardize how agents authorize and settle payment obligations three different approaches solving the same hard problem from different angles.

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  Coinbase 🛡️ (@coinbase) reported 30 minutes ago

  Wrote it all down in case you missed it: - Shipped @base MCP. - Hit an ATH in market share in Q1. - Rewarded Coinbase One members. - Brought global crypto derivatives to the US. - Became Hyperliquid's USDC treasury deployer. Here's everything that happened @Coinbase in May ↓

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  Velvet Unicorn (@VU_virtuals) reported 32 minutes ago

  bitwise launches a 259m tokenized fund for XRP. ton rebrands toncoin to gram; TON +13%; migration ~3 weeks; chain name unchanged. coinbase postmortem: may 7 outage tied to aws data center failure; regional redundancy upgrade planned.

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  Shubham Bhandari (@shubhamb126) reported 36 minutes ago

  Everyone all of a sudden started debating on this post about cex providing INR rails. But I remember my initial days back in 2020 when I used to only know about @CoinDCX , Wazirx, and Binance (that too because transfer of funds from Wazirx was free). I didn’t face any issue to find options to buy or trade my INR to USDT or BTC directly, because definitely they had INR rails before. This might be true that Coinbase is the first one to bring IMPS route, but I still feel exchanges in India were used by most of my web2 friends too because they don’t have USDT and it was easy for them to deposit their INR directly.

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  Reggie Middleton, Disruptor-in-Chief (@ReggieMiddleton) reported 36 minutes ago

  Introducing the #VERI (@veritaseum Intelligence) beta. It's the world's smartest AI agent. It's blasphemy to refer to her as a mere smart wallet, but we have to start somewhere. She's the most intelligent software that I have ever seen, backed by nearly a dozen patents active in 24 countries in which reside ~70%? Of the world's global financial centers. What does it do? Much too long a conversation. The question du jour is what can't it do? A "smart wallet" can refer to three completely different things depending on the context: an everyday physical accessory, a cryptocurrency tool, or a digital identity pass. These are high-tech, minimalist physical wallets designed for security and convenience. Cryptocurrency Smart Wallets in the Web3 and crypto space, a smart wallet (or smart contract wallet) is a digital wallet powered by smart contracts rather than standard private keys. Key Features: They use "account abstraction" to simplify the user experience. This allows for password-less logins using passkeys, "gasless" transactions (where apps pay your network fees), and social recovery (where trusted friends or devices can help recover your account if you lose your keys). Popular Examples: Coinbase Smart Wallet or Trust Wallet. Digital Identity Wallets This refers to a secure digital vault stored on your smartphone or the cloud that holds official credentials. Key Features: They allow you to securely store and present IDs, passes, or eligibility credentials. They give users ultimate control over what information they share (e.g., proving you are over 21 at a store without revealing your exact birth date or home address). Popular Examples: Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, which store driver's licenses, transit cards, and event tickets.

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  grumpyeth.eth (@Ymt0Hl9YkveQWGx) reported 40 minutes ago

  Coinbase really thinks INR support is the unlock. half a billion people unbanked and they're worried about KYC friction first lol

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  CryptoPhoenix27 (@CharlesMcCull27) reported 42 minutes ago

  @ChadSteingraber Coinbase will run into an issue eventually by attempting to build a somewhat similar fractional lending system with BTC. It's some obscene % of their AUM.

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  K3N (@Thee_KT) reported 44 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase Short bus handshakes in slow-mo

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  PoorGoat🇺🇸 (re/****) (@PoorGoat_) reported 44 minutes ago

  About 6 months ago I bought solana:2q68mqEbjwmnMjs1o3KZDNZVyMv6RZKkHcm64iinpumpCOIN the day @vinnychase launched it. For months I worked alongside him creating retarded content because I genuinely believed a retard coin belonged on Coinbase, Robinhood and Binance. “How’d you get rich?” “solana:2q68mqEbjwmnMjs1o3KZDNZVyMv6RZKkHcm64iinpump.” It just makes sense. The word is controversial, recognizable, and universally understood. Everyone has used it. Even Elon helped bring it back into the mainstream. It always felt like a billion dollar ticker waiting to happen. But there was one problem I could never ignore. The ticker was solana:2q68mqEbjwmnMjs1o3KZDNZVyMv6RZKkHcm64iinpumpCOIN As much as I told myself it didn’t matter, it did. It was too long. Then the unthinkable happened. Vinny sold, deleted his account, nuked the community and disappeared. I truly never thought he’d do it. What happened next is why I’m still here. I watched @sizeab1e step up and take control. He spent his own money buying back supply and made sure holders who stuck around through months of grinding got taken care of. Every holder who stayed through the rug received an airdrop. And those holders? Some of the most insane bag workers I’ve ever seen in crypto. Most projects die when the founder leaves. This one got stronger. The founder is gone. The ticker got fixed. The community owns the narrative. For all these reasons and many more, you can currently buy what I believe is a billion dollar ticker for around a $100k market cap. solana:2q68mqEbjwmnMjs1o3KZDNZVyMv6RZKkHcm64iinpump

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  Huang (@DavidHuang401) reported 45 minutes ago

  🚨Chase CEO Jamie Dimon OFFICIALLY OPPOSES Clarity Act — Says Coinbase CEO Is “FULL OF ****” & Banks WILL NOT “Bow Down” 🤯🔥 “We'll fight it [Clarity Act]. If we lose, we lose and we'll live. Okay. But it will be fought.” 😳 “This will not be, no one's going to bow down to this guy [Brian Armstrong], okay, or that company.” “He [Brian Armstrong] said he's representing the whole industry. He's FULL of ****.” 🫣 #Clarityact #XRP

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  David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported 48 minutes ago

  Charlatan #Coinbase with no customer service, runs its business on cover up and lies, while regulators getting paid asleep

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  BuildingTheEdge (@BuildingTheEdge) reported 50 minutes ago

  The alternatives: Coinbase, Kraken, Bitstamp. All regulated. All with BaFin-compliant access in Germany.

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  Squatch (@PantsStanky) reported 52 minutes ago

  @xpsyk0w I'm saying that the suiUSD scheme has been intelligently designed to avoid regulatory pitfalls. The only issue that is contentious in the Clarity Act related to yield is that banks do not want centralized crypto exchanges competing with them for deposits. If Coinbase or Binance can woo you away from your bank by saying park your money here and we'll pay you 5% interest while it sits in your account then they are essentially a BANK, with no FDIC protection. Banks fear this will cause a deposit flight, which is damn well could. This could cause bank bank stress and failures. suiUSD is a non yield bearing stable coin. Sui, Mysten and Stripe purchase Treasury Bonds that earn interest 4-5%. They can mint stable coin (suiUSD) backed by that bond. They can take the interest earned on that bond and invest it in the Sui ecosystem, supporting validators, grants, deposits into defi protocols for deeper liquidity/campaigns that lead to more interesting markets. Paying for gas fee's for free stable coin transactions. The interest is not accrued directly to the stable coin holders. It benefits them by improving the safety, liquidity and resilience of the network. It's a self sustaining model to make Sui network resilient to bear markets. If you haven't swapped your stables into suiUSD you are giving Circle money that with suiUSD would stay in the network and support it's growth. Swap today.

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  Vedant @ DashX Payments (@vedantutage03) reported 54 minutes ago

  i think it’s time i break the silence on this 🔵 🇮🇳 and let’s get the timeline aligned The start: > coinbase announces relaunch in India > Indian KOL campaign goes live for the same > shows google rates of USD/INR for on/offramps on website > coinbase goes live with the 2 week rollout period after 1 month from announcement > no withdrawals to self custodial wallets or other exchanges once bank account connected to coinbase > +2% premium from USD/INR google rates on real launch compared to previous announcement so what actually happened: > Nothing > UPI and NEFT rails were long alive with FIU registered companies in India for on/offramps > USDT premium existed before and still exists even with coinbase launch > people hyped it up without a background study as if it’s happening for the first time in India 🇮🇳 > @CoinDCX has been doing all of these things for the longest of time what am i looking forward to: > the delta in USDT/INR premium between platforms like CoinDCX and Coinbase > how does global liquidity help India side of things > coinbase getting a closer seat in the table with regulators in India > how does the coinbase strategic investment in CoinDCX affect or help things in future if you read this far, none of these new updates help you in anyway or upgrade anything for you. for your USD or stablecoin payments from international clients you can always rely on @DashXHQ for settlement in INR with FIRA issued from top banks in India 🇮🇳 be a freelancer , file taxes like one

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  Ken (@_kenfernando) reported 55 minutes ago

  Coinbase is working with Visa, Mastercard and Stripe for stablecoin payments. AI agents will be using stablecoins to transact. The infra layer for both is aerodrome-finance:native

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  Xavier Rune (@babaandy369324) reported 58 minutes ago

  @USronaldcarter Bitcoin broke through 66k as expected, making the bearish signal very clear. The repeatedly emphasized strong support level of 66k was ultimately breached. The real impact of MicroStrategy's small sell-off on the market wasn't the quantity itself, but the strong signal it sent—selling even $2.5 million worth of Bitcoin indicates they are indeed starting to run out of cash and can no longer maintain their previous mindless buying spree. After the data release, institutions reacted almost simultaneously, collectively reducing their holdings. Buying support collapsed instantly, and the price plummeted. As I've mentioned many times before, the cyclical pattern of bear markets doesn't fundamentally change just because of large-scale institutional entry. Previously, whales dominated the consensus; now, institutions are added as more "professional" players, but the essence remains the same: when it comes to preserving cash and reducing risk, they will quickly form a consensus to sell. The current consensus is very clear—defense first, not continued offense. The bulls' resistance appears increasingly weak. After breaking 66k, the next important area is the 60k-58k range, which is close to the shutdown cost for many miners. High-efficiency mining rigs like the S21 may be nearing their limit at 69k-74k hashrate in high-electricity environments, with older equipment or higher-cost mining farms having even lower thresholds. Large-scale shutdowns will further exacerbate the decline in hashrate, creating a vicious cycle. Without the MicroStrategy incident, the bottom of this correction might have been around 58k. However, they are currently facing a tight cash flow, with the pressure of paying over a billion dollars annually in preferred stock dividends. Coinbase still holds approximately $30 million worth of Bitcoin, and has only sold a little over two million so far. Each subsequent small-scale sell-off will act as a trigger, repeatedly stimulating market sentiment. Therefore, the probability of the bottom being further pushed down has increased significantly, and seeing 40k+ Bitcoin is not a low-probability event, with the timeframe likely pointing to around October this year. Looking back at previous bear markets, the scenario of a low in June, a brief rebound, and then the final bottom around October has repeatedly occurred. This time, due to deep institutional involvement, the magnitude and impact of the correction may be deeper than before. In the short term, the downward momentum remains after the 66k level was broken, and the 60k level will be very difficult to defend. Liquidity will continue to deteriorate. For those looking to buy the dip, my advice is to remain patient. The easiest mistake to make in a bear market is to assume things are "cheap" too early. Currently, the market is still in a bearish phase. Those who are already out of the market or have reduced their positions by two-thirds are advised to continue holding cash and strictly control risk. The market is constantly teaching participants that the idea that "this time is different" is often just an illusion, while historical patterns are what truly deserve respect. This correction is probably still some distance from the most panicked phase. Staying calm and managing your positions carefully is the most rational approach right now.

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  monerify (@monerify) reported 59 minutes ago

  @PelicanInvasion @Gemini fine, i was lazy and just checked via X because i remembered it was Gemini, Coinbase or some other one that made a post allowing shielded deposits. Maybe I hallucinated. no exchanges are even allowing deposits at the moment anyway and users are having issues with transactions

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  XRP Holders (@XRPHolders367) reported 59 minutes ago

  🚨Chase CEO Jamie Dimon OFFICIALLY OPPOSES Clarity Act — Says Coinbase CEO Is “FULL OF ****” & Banks WILL NOT “Bow Down” 🤯🔥 “We'll fight it [Clarity Act]. If we lose, we lose and we'll live. Okay. But it will be fought.” 😳 “This will not be, no one's going to bow down to this guy [Brian Armstrong], okay, or that company.” “He [Brian Armstrong] said he's representing the whole industry. He's FULL of ****.” 🫣 #Clarityact #XRP