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 (25%)
• Website (25%)
• Mobile App (25%)
• Login (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Leipzig	Transactions	1 month ago
Maquoketa	Website	1 month ago
West Liberty	Login	2 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	4 months ago
Guayaquil		4 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  . (@zdframes) reported 2 minutes ago

  @coinbase **** off. You need to be shut down ******* clowns can’t even process withdrawals and deposits correctly.

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  Ryan (@Ryanhlx) reported 3 minutes ago

  @coinbase do you advice us to block them yet?

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  krypto Klutz (@kryptoklutz) reported 7 minutes ago

  @TimDraper If Coinbase wants to avoid being eaten alive by Robinhood it needs 1) actual customer service, like Fidelity, and 2) it needs to NEVER crash. It’s 2026 and we all know that every time there is extreme volatility, and people are trying desperately to open or close a position, Coinbase will crash worse than some 2-bit exchange in the Cayman Islands.

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  ✖️ (@quantum9854) reported 7 minutes ago

  @coinbase @coinbase even it’s dead or alive Indian government never support bitcoin and bitcoin etf and we can’t use this as a collateral in any legal platform in India

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  Nonchalant (@Mr_Omene) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Booziio @coinbase Hey do you have issues sending crypto on venmo? I have been having it for like 2 months now i want to check if it’s general

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  Jay (@hyperxist25) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Errecck I noticed Coinbase not moving with bitcoin, usually they move together any thoughts why Coinbase is down. Could the move be coming later In the week?

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  Serpin Taxt (@serpinxbt) reported 13 minutes ago

  too many people/founders complaining on the thread😵‍💫 thank you coinbase for investing in Ethos, a truly positive sum crypto use case that brings reputation & credibility onchain that's trying to fix the worst of crypto +your continued support throughout our development 🤜🤛

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  Ben (@eventuallyright) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Dr_Crossroads @jonbma i’ll double down on his Brian/Coinbase point… Brian’s move to distance themselves from meme coins was a shot in the foot

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  Coinbase Developer Platform🛡️ (@CoinbaseDev) reported 17 minutes ago

  Institutional expectations have evolved quickly, as @brian__foster broke down on the @ConvergeDefiant podcast. A few years ago, launching with one or two crypto products was enough. Today, institutions want a broader stack, including custody, trading, staking, DeFi access, and payments, to be competitive. @Coinbase helps partners bring those capabilities to market on day one:

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  toni (@tonitrades_) reported 18 minutes ago

  @arkham Coinbase Prime isn't just a wallet - they use it for OTC block trades to avoid tanking the market. This isn't a dump, it's a quiet exit. The real question is who the buyer is on the other side.

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  Artommy (@Artommy) reported 22 minutes ago

  Tommy's Takes, July 14th ed. BTC: $63,856.65, 24H: +2.1% ETH: $1,864.95, 24H: +4.8% SOL: $76.75, 24H: +1.3% HYPE: $65.03, 24H: +1.3% NEWS📰📰📰: 1. Crypto Ralies as CPI comes in low. 2. Michael @Saylor's @Strategy raises $466.7M via equity sales to boost its USD reserve to $3B, making no $BTC purchases or sales this week. 3. A hobbyist Bitcoin miner running a $150 Bitaxe device for just 8 hours solo-mined a full block, walking away with 3.14 $BTC worth $200K 4. The U.S. government moves ~$288M in seized $BTC and $ETH to Coinbase Prime. 5. Robinhood Chain asset deposits surpass $400,000,000, up 300% over the past week - Token Terminal. TOP PROJECTS🚀🚀🚀: 1. Bored Ape Yacht Club Volume: $246.9k, Sales: 12 2. CryptoPunks Volume: $166.8k, Sales: 3 3. pyopyopyopyo Volume: $135.2k, Sales: 8268 MOVERS🔥🔥🔥: 1. MemeCore Price: $1.38, 24H: 10.4% 2. NEAR Price: $2.02, 24H: 6.5% 3. Audiera Price: $2.62, 24H: 5.7%

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  bitfloorsghost (@bitfloorsghost) reported 23 minutes ago

  it's just crazy to me how much this puts Coinbase under the microscope for their terrible decisions this was doable all along, they just didn't want to

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  Trigga-D (@209Trigga) reported 24 minutes ago

  @JKFortySeven When coinbase went public I ate a Huge L and got tf out of the water 😭 if I have faith in a company, I consider it being "on sale" when it goes down, and buy more.. that FOMO is real though when everything's ******* somewhere and you gotta pick what 2 sell at a loss 2 make moves

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  Padma Neelamraju (@PNeelamraju) reported 28 minutes ago

  GitHub Actions security continued: The spotbugs/sonarfindbugsjunit project demonstrates the attack pattern. The workflow uses pull_request_target, then explicitly overrides the checkout to fetch the actual pull request code. It runs mvnw, a shell script from the pull request tree. The workflow passes github.token into the environment and includes secrets.PAT_TO_FORK, a personal access token stored in the repository. An attacker modifies the mvnw script to exfiltrate these credentials and submits a pull request. The workflow runs attacker-controlled code with full permissions. The personal access token is better than a password because it bypasses two-factor authentication. Present the token to any GitHub API and impersonate the user. The attack chain extended across repositories. The attacker stole credentials from sonarfindbugsjunit, used them to access spotbugs/spotbugs, created a new workflow to steal secrets from that project, obtained credentials for reviewdog/action-setup, modified that dependency to inject code into tj-actions/eslint-changed-files, overwrote the v39 tag to compromise workflows in Coinbase Agent Kit, then overwrote every version tag in tj-actions/eslint-changed-files to deliver the malicious version to all downstream users. GitHub workflow logs printed the stolen secrets. The attacker scraped the logs and collected credentials from every project using the compromised action.

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  Alex (@AlexWinfield13) reported 30 minutes ago

  AI Agents Don’t Need to Be On-Chain. Their Money Does. I don’t need to be “built on blockchain” to send someone USDC. I just need a wallet and a rail. Neither does an AI agent. That one sentence collapses most of the “crypto AI agent” narrative and it’s why the real alpha isn’t in agents at all. It’s in the payment rails built for them. Here’s the category error nearly everyone is making: they’re trying to make the agent crypto-native. On-chain reasoning, a token stapled to the bot, “autonomous economic actors” that supposedly live on a chain. But an agent’s intelligence runs off-chain on normal servers, using normal models. Nobody runs a model’s brain on a blockchain; it’s absurd and always will be. So when a project brands its agent as “on-chain,” it’s almost never adding a capability. It’s adding a token. The part of an agent that genuinely benefits from crypto is the money movement. And that part is already real. The receipts: •x402 Coinbase’s open protocol that revives the dormant HTTP 402 “Payment Required” status code processed roughly 165M agent transactions and ~$50M in cumulative volume across ~69,000 active agents by April 2026. •The average agent payment is about $0.20 below the minimum fixed fee card networks charge per transaction. Read that twice. It’s an entire class of machine-to-machine commerce that Visa and Mastercard physically cannot serve. •x402 was donated to the Linux Foundation. Google’s AP2 authorization framework launched with 60+ partners including PayPal, Mastercard, Coinbase, and American Express. The settlement asset is overwhelmingly USDC, moving gaslessly via EIP-3009. That’s the tell. The rails are winning as neutral infrastructure open standards and stablecoins not as somebody’s agent token. And it’s early. Daily x402 volume is volatile, down sharply from its December 2025 peak as incentives and testing wash out. This is a first-inning signal, not a finished market. But the shape of the thing is unmistakable. Now the uncomfortable half, because I’m not here to shill: The “AI agent token” category is roughly $15B and mostly narrative. In Q1 2026, zero-usage tokens that slapped “AI agent” on themselves without a product got wiped out. Even the survivors carry the value-capture problem: Virtuals ships real product with real usage, but VIRTUAL holders receive no direct protocol revenue. ElizaOS owns developer mindshare, yet an open-source framework is brutally hard to convert into token value. Two names Virtuals and ai16z hold 57% of the entire category (according to Claude). That’s not a diversified sector. That’s a narrative propped up by two poles. So here’s the stance: The crypto belongs in the rails, not the agent. An agent doesn’t need to be on-chain to pay on-chain same as I don’t. The durable structure isn’t “crypto agent.” It’s any agent + crypto rails: ordinary software, running any model, hosted anywhere, plugging into a settlement layer that clears in seconds for a fraction of a cent, 24/7, worldwide. The test I run on every “crypto agent” pitch: delete the token and let it pay over open rails. Does anything about its function break? If not you’re buying a story, not a machine. Where I’d point attention instead: what settles and clears on these rails. The stablecoins agents actually pay in. The chains their transactions finalize on. The identity and authorization layers that keep autonomous spend safe at scale. That’s the picks and shovels of the agent economy and none of it requires pretending an agent is something it isn’t. Rails, not agents. That’s the alpha. Not Financial Advice.

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  THE17thLETTER (@The17thIetter) reported 31 minutes ago

  @baldeagle31960 You are 50% down only because you use coinbase

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  Singekino_Miner (Knots | Datum miner | BIP-110) (@Singekino_Miner) reported 32 minutes ago

  @GoWingBolt @coinbase CSAM node running issue may not be treated as the same.

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  Nathaniel Brooks Kensington (@NathanielBnt) reported 34 minutes ago

  @MirkRoot The Flare airdrop for XRP holders was scheduled a while back, but the distribution depends on the exchanges supporting it. Unfortunately, Coinbase and Uphold did not participate in the Flare airdrop, so if you held XRP only on those platforms, you wouldn’t have received the automatic allocation. To be eligible for future Flare-related distributions, you’d need to hold XRP in a wallet or exchange that officially supported the airdrop at the snapshot time. If you want, I can help guide you on how to check eligibility or manage your XRP for future airdrops!

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  Derik (AL5HA.IP) (@BelimAadil) reported 35 minutes ago

  1/Been using @coinvestai for a bit now and keep seeing people confuse it for some random AI coin. it's not a token. it's literally a trading account that lives inside your Claude/ChatGPT chat. gonna break down how it actually works + what I like about it. 2/Quick context: it's built by Liquid, run by @frank_liquid ex Two Sigma, was doing AI for macro trading there before this. not some anonymous dev team with a discord and a roadmap pdf lol 3/The whole point is you stop tab-switching. normally it's open twitter for alpha → open tradingview to check chart → open exchange → fund it → place order. Co-Invest just puts all of that in the same window you're already talking in 4/Markets you can actually hit: crypto perps (BTC/ETH/SOL + 200 others), stocks, FX, commodities, even polymarket bets and pre-IPO stuff like SpaceX/OpenAI shares. more coverage than most single apps. 5/The on-chain context before you even ask it's not just "buy or sell" it pulls positioning, funding rates, liquidation levels, order flow before you type anything. feels less like guessing and more like you're seeing the same data desks see 6/Confirm-before-send is non-negotiable it can suggest a trade, size a position, whatever — but it literally cannot execute or move a cent without you tapping confirm. no "oops the bot yolo'd my account." worst case it just gives you a bad idea and you say no 7/ Non-custodial routing Liquid isn't sitting on your funds orders get routed out to venues like Hyperliquid/Ostium. matters a lot after the last few years of "trust us" custodians blowing up 8/Numbers for the skeptics: $3B+ in volume processed since launch, ~40k active users, just closed an $18M raise (total ~$25.6M raised). not huge Coinbase numbers but not nothing for something this new either.

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  injured.warrior (@CryptoWarrior_e) reported 39 minutes ago

  @isellbeforeyou THREE IN OPENAI PARTNER NETWORK DAMN !!!!!!!! JUST ******** DCA INTO IT > ibm backed early > nvidia dev program > trending on hugging face > now openai partner WE WILL BE IN GROK TOO, IN YOUR HEAD TOO. 3D ai agents era is no joke with x402 integration damn Someone raised 1b out of crypto for working this out WE WILL RAISE MORE IF ******** OWN @solana CHAIN FINALLY SUPPORT ITS BUILDERS If not i am sure binance or Coinbase will be the first Coinbase - x402 Binance - chinese people (Team has Connection to Asia)

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  David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported 39 minutes ago

  Reckless #Coinbase with no customer service runs it business on cover up and lies

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  Calliope the Koala (@0xCalliope) reported 44 minutes ago

  Everyone asks why you keep building when the charts are quiet. Here is the honest answer: slow markets are the only time real infrastructure actually gets built. When attention is elsewhere, the serious work happens. That is exactly what Beats on Base is doing right now. The ecosystem already has three live product lanes running in production. BUDDIES is deploying white-label AI agents for crypto communities, replacing fragmented off-brand bots with branded, omnichannel intelligence. The Base App Agent is live inside the Coinbase Base App, letting anyone message beats.base.eth and generate images, videos, and content on-chain via real micropayments. Beats x402 is running as a permissionless payment middleware layer sitting in front of over 1,400 AI models, enabling machine-to-machine transactions without subscriptions, API keys, or human billing loops. That is a lot of boring, important work dressed up inside a music and meme brand. And that combination is intentional. The $BEATS token is not decoration. It is the utility layer woven across every product, powering discounts, unlocking generation tiers, and fueling community treasury operations for partner projects. Creator Studio is still on the roadmap and in active development. When it arrives, it will slot directly into infrastructure that already exists, already settles payments on-chain, and already serves real users. Slow markets do not scare builders. They reveal who was never actually building in the first place. The ecosystem is not waiting for the market to turn. The market will turn and find something already standing.

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  Josh Birtchman 🐂🀄 (@BasedBudz) reported 46 minutes ago

  Ya bought on Coinbase and didn't do a test sell first. ****

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  BuildAI | base.eth.ink✨🌊 (@FreeMoneyGL) reported 50 minutes ago

  A rare moment of public accountability: Brian Armstrong just agreed with a harsh critique of $Base's strategy and outlined a major pivot. Creator/content coins failed to retain users, retail got wrecked, and projects from former Coinbase employees got disproportionate attention. Armstrong stepped in, agreed with the critique, and confirmed they quietly wound down that approach earlier this year. The new focus for @Base : • Trading • Payments • AI Agents The playbook is simple: payments need conversion (trading), and #AI agents will autonomously trade and pay. Armstrong says resources have already shifted behind the scenes, even if it's not obvious yet.

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  Alex (@AlexWinfield13) reported 50 minutes ago

  AI Agents Don’t Need to Be On-Chain. Their Money Does. I don’t need to be “built on blockchain” to send someone USDC. I just need a wallet and a rail. Neither does an AI agent. That one sentence collapses most of the “crypto AI agent” narrative and it’s why the real alpha isn’t in agents at all. It’s in the payment rails built for them. Here’s the category error nearly everyone is making: they’re trying to make the agent crypto-native. On-chain reasoning, a token stapled to the bot, “autonomous economic actors” that supposedly live on a chain. But an agent’s intelligence runs off-chain on normal servers, using normal models. Nobody runs a model’s brain on a blockchain; it’s absurd and always will be. So when a project brands its agent as “on-chain,” it’s almost never adding a capability. It’s adding a token. The part of an agent that genuinely benefits from crypto is the money movement. And that part is already real. The receipts: •x402 Coinbase’s open protocol that revives the dormant HTTP 402 “Payment Required” status code processed roughly 165M agent transactions and ~$50M in cumulative volume across ~69,000 active agents by April 2026. •The average agent payment is about $0.20 — below the minimum fixed fee card networks charge per transaction. Read that twice. It’s an entire class of machine-to-machine commerce that Visa and Mastercard physically cannot serve. •x402 was donated to the Linux Foundation. Google’s AP2 authorization framework launched with 60+ partners including PayPal, Mastercard, Coinbase, and American Express. The settlement asset is overwhelmingly USDC, moving gaslessly via EIP-3009. That’s the tell. The rails are winning as neutral infrastructure open standards and stablecoins not as somebody’s agent token. And it’s early. Daily x402 volume is volatile, down sharply from its December 2025 peak as incentives and testing wash out. This is a first-inning signal, not a finished market. But the shape of the thing is unmistakable. Now the uncomfortable half, because I’m not here to shill: The “AI agent token” category is roughly $15B and mostly narrative. In Q1 2026, zero-usage tokens that slapped “AI agent” on themselves without a product got wiped out. Even the survivors carry the value-capture problem: Virtuals ships real product with real usage, but VIRTUAL holders receive no direct protocol revenue. ElizaOS owns developer mindshare, yet an open-source framework is brutally hard to convert into token value. Two names Virtuals and ai16z hold 57% of the entire category (according to Claude). That’s not a diversified sector. That’s a narrative propped up by two poles. So here’s the stance: The crypto belongs in the rails, not the agent. An agent doesn’t need to be on-chain to pay on-chain same as I don’t. The durable structure isn’t “crypto agent.” It’s any agent + crypto rails: ordinary software, running any model, hosted anywhere, plugging into a settlement layer that clears in seconds for a fraction of a cent, 24/7, worldwide. The test I run on every “crypto agent” pitch: delete the token and let it pay over open rails. Does anything about its function break? If not you’re buying a story, not a machine. Where I’d point attention instead: what settles and clears on these rails. The stablecoins agents actually pay in. The chains their transactions finalize on. The identity and authorization layers that keep autonomous spend safe at scale. That’s the picks and shovels of the agent economy and none of it requires pretending an agent is something it isn’t. Rails, not agents. That’s the alpha. Not Financial Advice.

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  0x3639 (@0x3639) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Jason @coinbase This post is terrible.

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  Stack & Story (@stackandstory) reported 52 minutes ago

  Open a Coinbase or Kraken account and you sign away your right to sue. Every dispute goes to private arbitration instead. We tallied 1,617 of those crypto cases through 2026. Customers won 12. Nine in ten cases end before anyone rules. Of the ones that reach a decision, the customer wins 8% of the time. Cheap to enter. Long odds once you're in.

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  Kodex.Academy 𓂀 (@KodexAcademy) reported 57 minutes ago

  Visa and Mastercard are backing a payment rail where the average charge is 32 cents. x402 revives HTTP 402, a "Payment Required" status code written into the web's rulebook in the 1990s and left unused ever since. When a software agent requests something behind it, an API call, a slice of data, the server answers with a 402 and a price. The agent pays in stablecoins on-chain, attaches the receipt, and asks again. This time the door opens: no account, no card number, no human clicking subscribe. Last month it settled $24 million across 75 million machine-to-machine payments. Coinbase built this and gave it away, and a rail meant to let machines pay without permission now answers to forty companies. The card networks didn't miss the lesson of the past twenty years. They decided it was cheaper to help govern the open rail than to be routed around by it. #btc #bitcoin #AI

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 58 minutes ago

  crypto venture capital is narrowing around a few repeat allocators. Coinbase Ventures led H1 2026 with 30 deals, ahead of Animoca at 19, a16z at 18 and Tether at 15. But the broader tape is weaker: crypto companies raised 1.4b USD across 61 rounds in June, down 63% from April, while unique investors fell to 242 from 452 in October. That is a market-structure signal. Capital is not leaving crypto evenly; it is concentrating around platforms that can see distribution, payments, DeFi, infrastructure and RWA deal flow early. Coinbase Ventures put seven H1 bets into payment protocols, four into DeFi, and three each into infrastructure and tokenization. The bullish read is better-selected infrastructure. The skeptical read is platform dependence: fewer allocators means fewer independent price setters and less tolerance for weak products. This thesis fails if July’s funding recovery does not persist, or if deal counts are mostly small strategic checks without users, fees or real liquidity behind them.

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  Chromatic 🦎 (@ChromaticNA) reported 59 minutes ago

  Anyone using this should check their rewards being paid out. There's an ongoing issue confirmed by support and rewards aren't being sent. @coinbase