Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports
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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.
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.
August 27: Problems at Coinbase
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Coinbase users through our website.
- Transactions (40%)
- Website (20%)
- Login (20%)
- Withdrawals (20%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Paris
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Withdrawals | 1 month ago |
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Le Taillan-Médoc
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Transactions | 1 month ago |
 Leipzig
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Transactions | 2 months ago |
 Maquoketa
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Website | 3 months ago |
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West Liberty
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Login | 3 months ago |
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Houston
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Mobile App | 4 months ago |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Glenn | Rumble 🏴☠️ (@glennonchain) reported@Austin_Federa @coinbase Are you a Coinbase One subscriber? I usually get very fast support through that
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colossalqureshi 🪐 (@MWasayI) reported@coinbase A mortgage that avoids a margin call still has a liquidation problem somewhere in the stack…
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Asterisk* (@elfinvested) reported@CoinbaseSupport No you won't. You'll review it. Say "we always hold funds from a bank account, there's nothing we can do" I'll tell you to look at my picture showing that's a lie. Then I'll have to wait 4 days. Coinbase support is actual trash.
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Dirky (@SpaceCityDirk) reportedRobinhood > Base I don’t believe in anything Coinbase does, they always find a way to **** it up.
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Snoopy HODL (@SnoopyHODL) reported@TedPillows lmfao @coinbase is literally partnering with foreign national shitcoin scammers **** @brian_armstrong
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ZoneCrypto (@_ZoneCrypto_) reported📰 News of the day — August 26, 2026: ✦ Better introduces Bitcoin-backed mortgages in collaboration with Coinbase: Better Mortgage and Coinbase have unveiled a new mortgage product allowing US homebuyers to use Bitcoin as collateral for down payments without needing to sell their cryptocurrency. This innovative offering combines a Fannie Mae-backed home loan with a second loan for the down payment secured by Bitcoin (BTC). Borrowers must provide BTC collateral worth at least 250% of the down payment loan, which is held in a custodial account. Both loans feature the same interest rate and repayment terms, with a single monthly payment structure. The Bitcoin collateral is returned upon full repayment or refinancing of the mortgage, in accordance with the loan terms.
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Colin Robertson (@mortgagetruth) reported@coinbase I assume assets for the down payment and closing costs still need to be liquidated? But you can pledge BTC for income requirements and reserves.
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Simon Smith (@Simonsmith011) reported@CoinMarketCap GS handed Coinbase a real upgrade and Robinhood a rounding error. Pretty clear who they think actually eats when crypto volume shows up.
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Richard Ricketts (@ultrabyrich) reportedCoinbase and Better expanded their Bitcoin-backed mortgage product nationwide, enabling borrowers to use BTC or USDC as collateral for down payments via a separate loan while securing a standard Fannie Mae-conforming primary mortgage.
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Haywood Jablowme (@IvanaBeejay) reported@coinbase @0xmirrro If you’ve fully allocated to anything on Base chain you are broke as ****
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micin ' (@micin0483) reported@ImPushingSOL @coinbase with $ANSEM's reputation and loyal community, that's not impossible
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Frédéric Harper (@s22ocgg) reported@Mojo1264720Mo Have you tried signing in using your password instead of a passkey, and does Coinbase show any specific error message when the passkey fails?
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Snoopy HODL (@SnoopyHODL) reportedmfao @coinbase is literally partnering with foreign national shitcoin scammers **** @brian_armstrong
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Sunven (@surivenk) reportedNo margin or selling pressure for using Bitcoin as down payment Coinbase and Better made Bitcoin-backed mortgages generally available across the US. You can pledge BTC as collateral for a down payment without selling it, and there are no margin calls from price drops (only if payments lag 60 days).
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Michael Huynh (@TheDegenBoii) reportedRead the fine print on the Coinbase and Better Bitcoin mortgage. You pledge 2.5x the down payment in $BTC, and a price dump cannot liquidate you. Only missing payments for 60 days can. Somewhere a degen is about to cross margin his family home.
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vic ◉ (@JenniferTo52880) reportedbitcoin tapped $79,999.99 on coinbase and then just stopped like it forgot the last digit. 80 of the top 123 altcoins are down today while bitcoin inches up. the whole market is doing a shrug in real time
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Cory McAboy (@cmcaboy) reported@coinbase @mortgagetruth It does not get liquidated? Does the user need to pay more on the principal then? What makes up the gap if BTC goes down?
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influflender (@influflender) reportedSomething bothered me about the phrase “buy a home without selling your Bitcoin.” @betrmortgage and @coinbase have now made their token backed mortgage generally available. It combines a conforming first mortgage with a separate down payment loan requiring BTC collateral worth at least 250% of that loan. The important detail is that falling BTC prices alone create no margin call. But the collateral remains locked in Better’s Coinbase Prime account and can be liquidated after 60 days of missed payments. The product does not remove liquidation risk. It moves the trigger from market price to household cash flow. That may be safer than a classic crypto backed loan. The thinking error is believing: “I didn’t sell, so my Bitcoin is untouched.” It is locked, supporting a second debt, and most vulnerable precisely when the household is already under stress. The innovation is real. So is the risk migration.
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Beav53 (@Beav53) reported@BiIir_kisi @abmisx0 @Darc1284 Thought the same thing this is why these tokenized stocks have no liquidity. Coinbase show be bribing the **** out of these pools at least for a few weeks. No votes no emission less liquidity less trading and **** spreads
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VBA (@VBA1billion) reported🚨 PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT JUST CHANGED. Coinbase + Better now let eligible Americans use Bitcoin as collateral for a home down payment WITHOUT SELLING IT. No margin call because BTC dumps. No forced sale just because price falls. Keep the asset. Unlock liquidity. Retain the upside. Does anyone else see where finance is heading? 👀 For decades the wealthy understood this: YOU DON'T SELL GREAT ASSETS WHEN YOU NEED MONEY. YOU BORROW AGAINST THEM. Now crypto is learning the same game. And this is exactly why I keep thinking further ahead with @pMINT_pDAI. Imagine mature Reserve NFTs becoming collateral. You spent YEARS building the position… Why destroy it just because you need liquidity? LOCK → BUILD → COLLATERALIZE → BORROW → KEEP THE POSITION. Coinbase is doing it with Bitcoin + mortgages. Tomorrow's DeFi may do it with on-chain financial positions themselves. People still think NFTs are pictures. I keep telling you: THE NFT CAN BECOME THE FINANCIAL ASSET. $pMINT ⏳🔥 Don't just ask what an asset is worth. Ask what the asset can eventually DO.
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kulak buchii (@Buchiimaine) reportedFun fact: Coinbase locked me out of my account due to no fault of my own following the 2017 bullrun. It had to do with a technical problem on their end. I was unable to access the majority of my money I custodied with them, while being under contract for a house, for 3 months. I closed my account after that. I would later try to drag them into arbitration; we settled, but they were aggressive and relentless, while having no material understanding of the case.
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That Martini Guy ₿ (@MartiniGuyYT) reportedCoinbase has expanded its Bitcoin-backed mortgage offering across the U.S. Borrowers can now use Bitcoin as collateral to fund a home down payment, without having to sell their BTC or face margin calls Bitcoin collateral must be worth at least 250% of the down-payment loan, while liquidation is only triggered if the borrower becomes 60 days delinquent on payments
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Excastleore (@Excastleore) reported@AnuragVS10 Are you getting an error when trying to link your bank or does Coinbase just fail to connect it? If you want DM me the error and I’ll help you narrow it down.
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Andrew Scofield (@hyperserif) reported@cmcaboy @coinbase @mortgagetruth Fine print says that you have to put up 250% of your down payment as collateral, I think that is their gap.
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David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reportedTokens on #Coinbase wallet are not found and no answer due to no customer service Deregulation creates majority corrupt companies like it
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Ross (@402Signal) reported@IAcrypt @stripe @coinbase single-block usdc settlement is the part that matters for agents. if the pay-and-retry loop takes longer than the task, they just skip the paid endpoint
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J. LEE (@JWPAX3051) reported@coinbase Wow, using Bitcoin for a down payment and getting up to $10k back is a game‑changer—congrats to the innovators at Coinbase!
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Jeff (@EIHEFE) reportedWhen you look at the terms of this style of loan it’s robbery! @EthanBishopRE the 250k btc for 100k cash is wild! See graphic for comparison. BTC-backed mortgage vs a normal mortgage Pros • Don’t sell your Bitcoin • No cap-gains tax hit at closing • Keep the upside if BTC rips • No margin calls if price drops • Still a Fannie Mae conforming loan • One payment, same term • Coinbase One: up to $10k toward closing Cons • Rate is ~0.5–1.5% higher • You borrow the down payment too ($500k debt on a $500k house) • ~$1k extra per month on a $500k example • ~$250k extra interest over 30 years • $250k BTC locked as collateral (250%) • Second lien on the house • Crypto can still be liquidated after 60 days missed payments • More moving parts, not every buyer will qualify
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Haboussef (@haboussef) reported@coinbase @grok why does Better offer this, don’t they lose out on the opportunity cost of the down payment? Or is the idea to attract buyers and benefit by scaling?
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Christian Flanders (@CFlanders7) reported@NickSchmidt Terrible. Will note that ZEC is horribly illiquid. I haven’t checked spreads on Coinbase but $10+ spread would not surprise me.