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.

• Transactions (31%)
• Mobile App (31%)
• Login (23%)
• Website (8%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Houston	Mobile App	7 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	2 months ago
Montreux	Website	2 months ago
Miami	Transactions	3 months ago

Full Outage Map

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  km🦈 (@BiNkYdaMauLeR) reported 1 minute ago

  @PierreSamaties @coinbase CB is a laundry store front, imo.. this last second announcement really shouts, "unprofessional", imo.. add that to interrupting service every time #BTC crashes and retail can't trade, GRRRRRR. 😡😠

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  SCOTT (@ScottSummers) reported 2 minutes ago

  Why tf am I paying 5% fees on @coinbase? $ICP can fix this with @MEXC

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  kortik 🇦🇲 #FreeSamourai (@kortik456585) reported 3 minutes ago

  @GoldenGatsby @brian_trollz Solo mining towards your own instance of bitcoind+stratum server is the only decentralized way of mining every pool is centralized Just because you template is custom does not mean pool is decentralized Pool operator still controls the coinbase payout

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  Steve (@Steve_4P) reported 5 minutes ago

  @CosmicDude3000 @coinbase @Official_Upbit Fiat currencies, unlike stablecoins, cannot be moved on a blockchain. Additionally, stablecoins have a specific issuer, whereas the Korean Won (KRW) is issued by the central bank. KRW deposits held in Upbit are stored on Kbank, not Hana. If Hana were to replace KRW, Hana would potentially own a significant portion of their stablecoins, amounting to several billion dollars. However, it’s uncertain whether Upbit will utilize Hana’s stablecoin as a quote currency for their stablecoin initiative. While stablecoins may not generate yields like KRW, K-stablecoins might not produce yields from treasury bonds like Tether and Circle. Nevertheless, they are required to issue these stablecoins due to legal mandates. Consequently, they must find a venue to distribute and utilize them, as they have a responsibility to do something with these stablecoins.

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  TALLSLIMBOY (@TALLSLIMBOY_07) reported 6 minutes ago

  Coinbase is trying to rework this model and keep the user inside the Coinbase ecosystem and own more of their financial activity. Stablecoins are their mass adoption play, Coinbase One is their subscription service play and Base is their onchain play.

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  mayhem247ai.wallet (@Mayhem247Ai) reported 7 minutes ago

  ICP stayed under pressure after Coinbase removed multiple ICP trading pairs, reducing immediate trading access and weighing on short-term sentiment. Decline followed heavy profit-taking after token’s earlier AI-driven rally tied to DFINITY’s sovereign cloud infrastructure push.

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  Mr Time ⚖️ (@Og_Mr_Aster) reported 7 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong **** that **** .... other exchanges are way cheeper than coinbase

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  solomiya.eth (@girlincrypto007) reported 10 minutes ago

  My @coinbase account was just stolen 🤯 I received a call from a Saudi Arabian number (I’m in the UAE) from Coinbase support, asking me to confirm a phone number change. Of course I thought it was a scam and didn’t press anything. When I tried to log in, a different phone number was already linked to my account. I’ve already reached out to their support. Luckily, all my funds had been withdrawn a long time ago - but it’s still unpleasant. I’m shocked that this is even possible on a CEX. Never experienced anything like this in 5 years in crypto.

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  froggir (@Keetaaahhh) reported 17 minutes ago

  Anyone use the DEX feature on Coinbase? I sent USDC to my Base wallet that I use for DEX trading on Coinbase but the balance won’t show up in the Coinbase app. Support is elevating the issue.

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  Marcus | Macro Strategist (@Marcus_Analyst) reported 18 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Coinbase One just makes sense for heavy traders. ****, even I might switch.

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  ₿itcoin ₿ombadil (@BitcoinBombadil) reported 22 minutes ago

  @KarmaCpu How is it wasting money? It’s trading a non-perishable commodity (Sats) for a hyper-perishable commodity (Hash) to support rules and standards/promote the monetary quality of Bitcoin + get some % of clean non-KYC Sats from the coinbase transaction on the back end.

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  your boy Armani 🫂 (@armanifeante) reported 32 minutes ago

  @juju_writes ****! I just saw it. Thought it was another “fired at Coinbase…” trend

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  David Cummuta (@cummutacation) reported 34 minutes ago

  @PierreSamaties @coinbase The SEC 👀 hmmm Seems pretty convenient right after the Cloud Engine announcement. Forced down pressure so insiders can buy?

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  Daiana 🔶️ (@DaianaM007) reported 37 minutes ago

  Morgan Stanley is going into crypto. This makes Coinbase, Robinhood, and Charles Schwab having a big problem. Morgan Stanley has launched crypto trading on its E*Trade platform at 0.50% per transaction - some of the lowest fees in the industry- undercutting Coinbase, Robinhood, and Charles Schwab. The pilot is live for a limited group of users, with access expected for all 8.6 million ETrade clients later in 2026. E*Trade clients will be able to trade #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Solana directly from their brokerage account, through a partnership with zerohash handling liquidity, custody, and settlement. So Morgan Stanley is offering digital and traditional assets in the same dashboard - not in separate apps. E*Trade gives Morgan Stanley a distribution channel few crypto-native exchanges can match: roughly 16,000 in-house advisors overseeing about $9.3 trillion in client assets. This is another strong sign that Wall Street big names are aggressively expanding into digital assets. The question is no longer whether to enter crypto. It is how fast.

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  Mippo 🟪 (@MikeIppolito_) reported 41 minutes ago

  The winner of the Coinbase vs Hyperliuqid deal depends on the end state of stablecoin market structure. It all comes down to whether there are many or very few stablecoins. In the world of many stablecoins, there are thousands of issuers (banks, payment providers, etc...). Interop solutions are very important and end up extracting the majority of the value. Issuers compete in a fragmented, highly competitive market, and keep almost none of their NIM. In the world of many stablecoins, interop layers are the big winners and it sucks to be an issuer. There's another world where there are very few stablecoins. In this world, interop isn't necessary (90% of activity is concentrated around only a few coins). These issuers pay out a large amount of yield, but they make up for it in volume. Over time, once they have dominant market share, they can slowly reduce the amount of reserve yield they pay out. In this world, it's good to be an issuer (if you're one of the big ones), and interop is largely useless. Folks who have paid attention to crypto over the last ten years may see some parallels, especially if you spent time in Cosmos. Personally, I think everyone is underestimating the network effects at the asset level for USDC and USDT. Becoming an issuer is difficult, and if you could get 90% of the NIM for 0% of the work, I find it hard to believe most venues won't choose that route. I would take the breathless takes on CT with a heaping tablespoon of salt, and wouldn't write off Coinbase or Circle's stablecoin businesses just yet.

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  Nabuh (@Nabuh_) reported 42 minutes ago

  @TedPillows Coinbase Premium deeply negative = US spot sellers leading the move. Adds to the distribution thesis we've been tracking all week. spot CVD trending down, asks dominating, for now this looks more like distribution at the current levels.

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  Pierre (@PierreSamaties) reported 43 minutes ago

  The @coinbase ICP-USDT delisting is a non-event for liquidity! ICP’s primary trading pair on Coinbase is and remains USDC, nothing changes there. What’s disappointing is the complete lack of advance communication. A simple heads-up would have allowed us to help clarify this to the community and prevent unnecessary FUD during an already volatile market. Exchanges should do better than 24-hour public notice for operational changes that can shake trader confidence, even when the actual impact is minimal. Back to business.

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  Stammy (@Stammy) reported 46 minutes ago

  @zachperret Works great so far! Missing only minor ones: Coinbase, Apple Card, Human Interest 401k (it’s there but couldn’t login as i use rippling auth for it and they don’t seem to have a way for me to convert.. not really your issue though)

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  ₿rotied Plebtard (@btplebt) reported 47 minutes ago

  @dorvonlevi @coinbase You guys suck so bad at compliance it’s unreal. I know a guy who receives nothing but lip service or compliance/regulatory violations from you guys despite begin a credit card and Coinbase One subscriber. @bh30317

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  Prop Lock (@dewolfieboy) reported 49 minutes ago

  8 down days for ethereum:0xca14007eff0db1f8135f4c25b34de49ab0d42766, longest streak since Coinbase listing

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  Zarniwoop (@harl_vann) reported 49 minutes ago

  @CloutedMind Kraken beats Coinbase on customer support reputation.

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  Nabuh (@Nabuh_) reported 50 minutes ago

  @eliz883 Exactly the right read. Buy delta losing support while asks dominate = absorption at resistance, not accumulation. Coinbase spot selling confirmed it. Distribution was happening the entire rally. No position is sometimes the best position when the data is mixed.

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  Chiutoshi Echomoto【₿=∞/21M】 (@Echochiu2) reported 50 minutes ago

  GM Brothers and Sisters ✅Bitcoin Trading at a Discount on Coinbase Over the past week, Coinbase’s BTC/USD has been trading at approximately a 0.03% discount compared to BTC/USDT on major exchanges like Binance, OKX, and Bybit. Many traders worry this indicates weak institutional buying, but the article argues this is a misinterpretation. ✅The Discount Is Mainly Caused by Stablecoin Fluctuations, Not Institutional Selling Stablecoins have weakened slightly against the USD due to large capital outflows from crypto back into fiat. When measured in RMB, stablecoins are currently trading at a 0.6% discount to the official exchange rate. This creates the illusion of a discount on USD-based Coinbase, rather than reflecting genuine weakness in institutional demand. ✅Institutional and Market Data Remain Largely Positive MicroStrategy continues to buy heavily — acquiring 51,364 BTC over the past three weeks. Coinbase has seen only modest net Bitcoin inflows of about $58 million per day on average, with no signs of panic selling. U.S. Bitcoin ETFs have recorded $1.26 billion in net outflows since May 7, which partly explains the inflow pressure on Coinbase, but the overall market remains stable. ✅Price Action and Outlook Bitcoin has successfully defended the $79,000 support level, showing strong market resilience. The article believes the probability of retesting $76,000 in the short term is low — price differences between exchanges are not enough to drive the trend. Overall assessment: This discount is primarily a technical/stablecoin-driven phenomenon, not a bearish signal. －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ Plan accordingly & Choose wisely ✨May your life radiant with Bitcoin✨

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  Manuel (@boujouen) reported 51 minutes ago

  @pumpolinsky That makes sense. I'll be buying crappy meme coins in coinbase, and when I try to buy Kaspa is complete block!!

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  DeFi PANDA 🐼 (@DeFi_Paanda) reported 52 minutes ago

  @jkrdoc Winner running I want one more runner, they're printing revenue>MC , 40% will be use to buyback from open market & listed on Coinbase from day1. Yet PA looks **** while in crypto there are few tokens where revenue is > MC & it's going parabolic. FUN @sportfun

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  DrSinite | AITECH (@siniteeeeeeeee) reported 53 minutes ago

  @straightPaddie @Rollblockcasino This usually is a chain config associated with Coinbase wallet. I can pinpoint it fast if you want me to take a look. Firstly, I need to know what exact error you are getting on your attempt to connect your wallet?

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  Jamie (@torovictorioso) reported 58 minutes ago from Palo Verde, Coclé

  @owenbjennings @CashApp 🤔 I believe Brian is talking the everything exchange .. zero fees on everything (they still have gaps, stock options being one). Cash App is solely Bitcoin and Equities .. it's a completely different customer. I.e. if I lived in America I would use Coinbase and Robinhood for trading and investing .. the only product on cash app that would be useful would be neighborhoods and any future commerce products. I absolutely DON'T suggest you guys try and compete in the ridiculously competitive invest/trading segment .. you absolutely SHOULD be doubling down, quadrupling down on commerce. Jack is onto it regarding AI .. you guys can be an AI company .. and the richest AI use cases are in commerce.

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  Vlad (Moving Atoms arc) (@CosmicDude3000) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Steve_4P @coinbase @Official_Upbit > Fiat currencies, unlike stablecoins, cannot be moved on a blockchain. what's the problem with this fact itself? 🙃 just trying to understand how banks like Hana can make money with such moves (apart from appreciating Upbit valuation growth) > While stablecoins may not generate yields like KRW, K-stablecoins might not produce yields from treasury bonds like Tether and Circle. if both ways mentioned above don't work, they'll just lose potential profit > Nevertheless, they are required to issue these stablecoins due to legal mandates wait who pushes them (banks) to issue stables?

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  geeee (@JunglerotG) reported 59 minutes ago

  @beaniemaxi Terrible take. There is no product ending up at Coinbase lol

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  Steve (@Steve_4P) reported 59 minutes ago

  @CosmicDude3000 @coinbase @Official_Upbit 1. Not scalable if they can’t move on chain. Will they freely move to public chains like ETH? Not sure. But at least stablecoin itself is programmable. You know this.. 2. This part, they can still generate ‘some’ sort of revenue because they somewhat will deposit fiat to their bank to issue stablecoin(Kbank -> Hana) if their stablecoin will be used a quote currency. (Revenue might come from, idk, fees ) but more importantly if every bank issues stablecoin, it is always better to have some sort of dominance even if Hana can make relatively small revenues. Also, you should not ask “so will they make money out of this?” This is not the right question to ask. They have to issue stablecoin because gov says so. Then, they should do it. How simple is this. 3. Read the bill. Although it is not fully finalized yet, it is likely that banks are gonna be the main stablecoin issuers. 50% + 1 rule.