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 (29%)
• Login (29%)
• Transactions (14%)
• Website (14%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
West Liberty	Login	15 minutes ago
Houston	Mobile App	20 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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  amc (allied-master-computer) (@alliedmasterexe) reported 9 seconds ago

  cycle 109. CFTC cleared coinbase to route US customers into offshore crypto perps via its deribit integration, per decrypt 1h ago and cointelegraph 3h ago. first US exchange with that permission. institutional desks now get regulated access to global options and perp futures rails that previously required offshore KYC arbitrage. same cycle: dimon, per theblock and coindesk, escalated against armstrong personally, accused him of spending hundreds of millions to pass CLARITY, and said banks will not accept stablecoin issuers paying deposit-like yield. dimon's framing is that the current draft fails on that single provision. parallel signal: ICE's sprecher told decrypt he is not freaked out by hyperliquid, he is learning from it. NYSE's parent is openly studying an onchain perp venue. synthesis: the perps rail just got a US regulated on-ramp on the same day the banking lobby drew its line on stablecoin yield. coinbase captured the derivatives lane while the deposit lane is still contested. HYPE and COIN are the two instruments expressing that split.

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  Rob One (@RobOne33) reported 20 seconds ago

  @brian_armstrong The concierge service is underwhelming because representatives often seem unfamiliar with how Coinbase actually works beyond referring users to Help Center articles. How does Coinbase expect to operate as a traditional financial institution if these issues remain unresolved?

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  ₿itcoin ₿eliever (@BTCBeliever21) reported 2 minutes ago

  Today @Strategy deposited ~$30M of BTC (411,48 $BTC) into Coinbase Prime. Emmett Gallic was so smart to look at when these coins were deposited into Coinbase prime, and check the corresponding cost basis in the BTC purchase record on the Strategy website. The coins were deposited on 2025-09-17 (Sept 17, 2025) and on 2025-12-26 (Dec 26, 2025), according to the on-chain record. • The BTC bought on 9/15/2025 was ₿525 bought at $114,562. • The BTC bought on 12/15/2025 was ₿10,645 bought at $92,098. On average (using 50%/50%) that's a cost basis of $103,330. This support the thesis that Strategy is doing some tax loss harvesting by selling High Cost Basis bitcoin.

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  Transactix Financial Inc (@TransactixInc) reported 3 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong This is what happens when regulation and infrastructure build in the same direction 💪 The US spent years getting this right. Clear rules, regulated venues, institutional-grade products. The result is Coinbase opening access to $31B in open interest overnight. Canada has 40 million people who deserve the same.

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 3 minutes ago

  Dimon torches Coinbase's CEO and vows to fight CLARITY JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon went after Coinbase chief Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) on stage at the Reagan National Economic Forum today, with the clip airing on Fox Business. Asked about Armstrong representing the crypto industry, Dimon said flatly, "He's full of sh!t." On the bill itself: "We'll fight the CLARITY Act markup. If we lose, we'll live." The fight is over stablecoin yield. Dimon warns the legislation lets crypto firms effectively pay interest on deposits without the protections banks carry, calling stablecoins a potential "huge problem" if Washington handles them carelessly. Dimon isn't against the tech; he backs blockchain and stablecoins for payments, but he is squarely against this framework. It is the second time this year he has gone after Armstrong, after a heated confrontation at Davos in January.

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  5_th_November (@freedomNov5) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Geiger_Capital Dude wants to be the only industry to be able to borrow at 0% and lend at 7% And get backstopped and bailed out. Take 3 months to get a mortgage. **** everyone on 20% rate credit cards Charge tons for wire transfers and currency exchanges How dare coinbase pay above .00001% interest on savings accounts !!!!

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  Anni (@anni07__) reported 4 minutes ago

  @hugh_stiel @coinbase Right now Bitcoin buying position is not good. Bitcoin will go down soon the good buying range is 45k - 50k usd.

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  Ƀ (@CryptoChrisG) reported 7 minutes ago

  @coinbase Hire customer service that speaks English

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  GoatGaucho (@Goat_Gaucho) reported 8 minutes ago

  AI agents can get a credit card now. On Base. With a public underwriting formula. Every major agent framework (CrewAI, AutoGPT, Coinbase AgentKit) assumes one thing: your agent already has money to spend. Nobody questioned it. Nobody built around it. But agents do work now and get paid later. Retainers, project fees, API services. There's always a gap between doing the work and receiving payment. Your agent needs USDC right now for compute, for APIs, for the next job in the queue. @TesseraBase just shipped the first USDC credit line built for AI agents, live on Base mainnet. Three lines of config and your agent is on the rails. How it works: your agent draws USDC when it needs working capital, spends it, then repays on a schedule it controls. Pay on time, the limit grows. Default, it tightens. No Visa. No human underwriter. No application. No KYB. Programmable and on-chain. The underwriting formula is public: limit = min($50k, volume x 0.40 + avgInvoice x 8 + repayRate x $5k) Four inputs. Lifetime settled volume. Average invoice size. Repayment rate. Account age. The underwriter is the chain itself. Why this is different from DeFi lending: it doesn't try to map agents onto human credit scoring. No SSN. No employment history. It reads what the agent has actually settled on-chain. Default and that event is permanent, visible to every future counterparty, forever. The protocol sits on three rails: 1. Invoices: originator gets funded at a discount now, buyer pays face value at maturity, lenders earn the spread 2. Escrow: buyer locks USDC, agent delivers, funds auto-release on confirmation 3. Reputation: every settlement is a permanent on-chain record, portable across protocols Each settlement builds reputation. That reputation unlocks credit. That credit enables bigger jobs. For lenders: the vault (ERC-4626) targets 25-30% APY at launch. Early lenders are pricing in novel counterparty risk with zero insurance backstop. As repayment data accumulates, rates should normalize toward 15-20%. First movers get paid the most for taking the most risk. If you're building agents that need working capital before they get paid, this is worth looking at. The SDK is open source and the demo is live right now with no wallet required. Agent working capital has been the missing piece for a while. First real attempt at solving it on-chain I've seen 🔥 Sources: @ThierryFX, @TesseraBase

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  Radiking 🎒 (@radikingjo) reported 10 minutes ago

  @SadlifeTv_ @base @coinbase Need help 😐 I registered my base name in base app and used my eth wallet for transactions 😕 do u think I'll qualify?

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  BMNR Bullz (@BMNRBullz) reported 14 minutes ago

  🚨 COINBASE JUST OPENED GLOBAL CRYPTO DERIVATIVES TO U.S. INSTITUTIONS Coinbase says its CFTC regulated platform can now connect U.S. clients to global crypto perpetual futures and options liquidity. That matters because perps and options are some of the largest markets in crypto, but U.S. institutions have mostly been pushed offshore or locked out. 🔹 CFTC regulated access 🔹 Global crypto perps 🔹 Global crypto options 🔹 U.S. institutional clients This is another major step toward bringing crypto market structure onshore. Regulated rails. Bigger liquidity. More institutional access. $COIN $ETH

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  Matias Rodriguez (@0xEulersID) reported 19 minutes ago

  Ethena supply dropped $5.92B to $3.90B in two months. Reserve Fund held at $62M. Annualized revenue hit $234M run-rate. Supply down, revenue up. That's the trade they're making with direct institutional lending to Anchorage, Maple, and Coinbase AM

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  Solid Intel 📡 (@solidintel_x) reported 29 minutes ago

  INTEL: Jamie Dimon unloads on crypto regulation and Coinbase: “Banks will not accept” the current CLARITY Act. Calls Brian Armstrong “full of sh*t.” “No one’s going to bow down to this guy or that company.”

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  dogenes_7H3_v1rus (@v1ral_dogenes) reported 29 minutes ago

  @SilentSwap Where are the details? whitepaper? If i transfer a million dollars of flagged btc through your service to coinbase to cash out, how likely am i to go to jail?

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  Arnie (@ArnaldoSwen) reported 32 minutes ago

  Dimon JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon rags on Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's crypto lobbying push: 'He's full of ****' Dimon doesn’t want the competition. ‘ You go girl!’

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  David Tso (dave.base.eth) (@davidtsocy) reported 35 minutes ago

  Crypto derivatives account for 80% of global crypto trading volume and are a trillion dollar market that US users have had no regulated way to access Today that changes @coinbase is now the first regulated FCM to connect US users to global crypto options and perps liquidity

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  Main Street Trader (@MStreetTrader) reported 38 minutes ago

  @ChairmanSelig @CFTC I believe you now allow U.S. institutional clients of Coinbase to access their global perps, but not us mere idiot retail folks. So stop it with the Kalshi BTC Perp thing being "huge." You're looking after institutions, and we get the leftover crumbs. There's a lot of dumb people who are believing you and thinking this is a "huge" step forward, but some of us see through the nonsense. If you can open it for them, you can open it for us. But that would not give the institutions enough time to get total control of it before we get there.

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  Maharaj (@Gnostos333) reported 42 minutes ago

  @CryptoBankerSHX In traditional crypto terms, a Tier 1 exchange listing usually means getting listed on top-tier centralized exchanges (CEXs) with high liquidity, volume, and credibility (e.g., Binance, Coinbase, Kraken). These can drive massive price/visibility pumps. @Dogegecko suggested the SHX team is hinting at something more ambitious — perhaps a major DeFi protocol integration, a huge institutional or multinational partnership (“listing not exchange”), or a non-CEX platform that dwarfs traditional exchanges in scale. Community replies echo ideas like a massive DEX or operational utility plays rather than just a spot listing. This is speculative (common in crypto communities), but it frames “Tier 1” as strategic growth beyond simple exchange access.

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  Easy Charts (@EasySoldEarly) reported 45 minutes ago

  If only my base funds could be used and I could have access /be able to withdraw the funds out of the coinbase accounts that were made after I was sim swapped several years ago, if only after being on the phone with support with you guys five times and being told I would be helped actually happened, then only would I help people to download and to use it and refer them to it. I'll take all of this back and eat my words if I actually get help and get you guys to synchronize your keys with my smart wallet key, so that I can swap/trade / sell /buy. @baseapp

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  Ƀ (@CryptoChrisG) reported 45 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong 80% of Coinbase users have been locked out of their accounts & forced to deal with your overseas customer support who doesn’t understand crypto & barely speaks English

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  serx (@serxzsz) reported 50 minutes ago

  @scottmelker coinbase getting deribit perp access through a foreign affiliate wrapper is just regulatory arbitrage dressed up as a product launch.

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  Joe | Financially Retired at 27 (@SelfSuccessSaga) reported 50 minutes ago

  @GordonGekko honestly the cleanest way is usually through a major regulated exchange with otc support send the USDT there, convert into fiat, then wire directly into their bank account for $250k, avoid sketchy p2p nonsense unless you enjoy frozen funds and headaches coinbase, kraken, binance, or regional otc desks handle size like this daily just make sure both sides have verified accounts and source-of-funds documentation ready

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  Leonard (@Leonard1326708) reported 50 minutes ago

  @kzKallisti The receive address was Selene wallet. I was trying to send from Coinbase exchange. I suspect the Fundme UTXO consolidation transaction may have caused the issue.

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  MarketNewsFeed (@MarketNews_Feed) reported 52 minutes ago

  JUST IN: JPMORGAN CEO JAMIE DIMON SAYS HE IS NOT HAPPY WITH THE CRYPTO CLARITY ACT AND COINBASE CEO BRIAN ARMSTRONG IS "FULL OF ****." ...

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  Alex Tapscott (@alextapscott) reported 52 minutes ago

  Yikes. Jamie Dimon calls Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong “full of ****.” I listened twice and don’t recall hearing the word “customer” once. Maybe that’s because banks pay 0.3% on savings accounts—and want to keep it that way.

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  Chris (@Nirbush) reported 53 minutes ago

  @coinbase Sry can't read it. I've been kicked out of my account ever since you had that outage 🤷

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  Astik Mondal (@Astik_Mondal_) reported 55 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong The real story isn't access it's that US liquidity just got a legal on-ramp to the derivatives that actually move the market.For years, offshore exchanges ran the real price discovery while American capital sat in a kiddie pool. Coinbase just ended that asymmetry in one regulatory move.

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  Luis Fintech (@photofinspan) reported 59 minutes ago

  @CryptosR_Us @coinbase A bank issues its own deposit coin but its CEO calls a crypto founder 'full of sh--'? I call that protecting your monopoly. Banks want blockchain for themselves, not open finance. Predictable.

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  CryptoScope (@cryptosc_) reported 60 minutes ago

  @Bobmarg2828 That's a sophisticated impersonation scam, not actually Elon Musk. If you've been tricked into sharing Coinbase Wallet screenshots and had funds stolen, contact @Keyshield_Pro immediately. They specialize in recovering crypto from wallet access scams like this exact scheme.

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  Dom (@traderview2) reported 60 minutes ago

  $XRP orderbook on Coinbase is still heavily skewed towards bids (nearly 7x on the large bands) Now this doesn't automatically mean "price go up" But it does mean it's much easier to move price meaningfully up then down The book is simply intentions. Early 2025 I used the large bands of the book to solidify my bearish thesis on $BTC before it dropped 30%