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 (33%)
• Website (17%)
• Mobile App (17%)
• Login (17%)
• Withdrawals (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	2 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	5 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	1 month ago
Maquoketa	Website	1 month ago
West Liberty	Login	2 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Adam khan (@adamkhancrypto) reported 5 minutes ago

  @acouplenomads @AvvThEnTiK @aseidman Really worried as to what to do, down 40k…… is the honey token completely dead or any chance someone buys it over… it’s still on coinbase…

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  ⿻ Andrew Trask (@iamtrask) reported 5 minutes ago

  Frontier AI companies could stop Chinese distillation at any time. They don't need government support. They could do what @Coinbase does and require government ID for their leading models. I'm glad they don't... but it's silly to think they can't.

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  Monet (@MonetFamily) reported 6 minutes ago

  We don’t want you to ever have to leave monet I’m like spending my days trying to make the most vertically integrated exchange we can make if that’s what we want to call Monet it could also be a payment processor but that’s not the point the point is We’ll take months going back and forth with one provider just to get our users an integration that may take 15-40 seconds Pushing out instantly to a debit card isn’t a nice to have feature Its the main reason I still use coinbase to this day crypto cards are cool but they’re also touchy they decline easy not always but more than a chime card would and there’s things like cash out atm limits there’s just lots of reason you may need to cash out to your legacy bank debit card even if monet has a card Though I so the problem becoming somewhat circular when Monet has cards but over the last few days my phantom has been denied at places and I had to in line transfer money to coinbase then cash out to my card and it was awful I want to fix that before it can happen to anyone here

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  Tobi (@Toobbss) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Pupchicoin @coinbase Ease of access is so underrated, some teams just focusing on tech tech tech

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  Base Beryl (@BaseBeryl) reported 8 minutes ago

  Coinbase Takes a Major Step Toward the Agentic Economy Coinbase has announced three major updates aimed at strengthening the role of AI agents in the internet economy. The company revealed that, for the first time last month, AI agent traffic on its Base documentation pages surpassed human traffic. 🔹 For Businesses: Coinbase Business users can now accept USDC payments from AI agents. Powered by the x402 payment standard, the new system enables agent-based payments without requiring additional payment flow integrations. 🔹 For Users: With the latest Coinbase for Agents update, AI agents can monitor real-time market data and automatically execute trades based on user-defined conditions. For example, users can issue natural language commands such as, "Sell everything if BTC falls below $50,000." 🔹 For Developers: The new CDP x402 SDK allows developers to integrate agent payment capabilities into their APIs or web services with just three lines of code. Through these updates, Coinbase aims to build the financial infrastructure for a new digital economy where AI agents play an increasingly active role in research, payments, and trading.

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 9 minutes ago

  Samsung Wallet is getting native stablecoin support Samsung (@SamsungMobile) announced at Galaxy Unpacked that Samsung Wallet will add native stablecoin support, with the on-stage mockup showing @circle's USDC, though no launch date, issuer, or chain has been confirmed. The wallet already reaches 75 million US Galaxy owners through last year's Coinbase integration, and the stablecoin plan landed alongside the Galaxy Card, Samsung's first US credit card with Barclays and Visa. When a phone maker this size puts stablecoins next to boarding passes and hotel keys, digital dollars stop being a crypto product and start becoming a default phone feature.

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  Obliviscaris (@obliiviiscariis) reported 11 minutes ago

  Looking at the daily Chainlink CCIP metrics and saying “the numbers are low, so CCIP is bad” are completely missing the point. They are looking at the wrong thing at the wrong stage (deliberately in some cases, because it's an easy, lazy way to point the finger). We are still in a very early phase of institutional tokenization. What matters most now is not daily transfer volume, it’s the established partnerships, the security guarantees, the track record, and the protocol architecture, which takes years and years of relentless work. Chainlink has already secured deep integrations with DTCC, SWIFT, Euroclear, J.P. Morgan, ANZ, Fidelity, UBS, SBI, Mastercard, CME, Circle (Arc), Coinbase, Robinhood, Canton, Stellar, and an ever-growing list of major institutions and chains. These organizations do not move trillions of dollars onto new infrastructure based on yesterday’s onchain volume. They move based on: - Battle-tested security and BFT guarantees - Verifiable, production-grade architecture - Proven reliability under real stress, when other things go to **** - The ability to orchestrate entire workflows, not just bridge assets Once tokenization actually reaches production scale (collateral management, tokenized funds, repo, settlement, etc.), the volume metrics will follow. The partnerships and security are vastly more important at this stage. The daily numbers are lagging indicators. We’ve already seen a small preview of what happens when real usage arrives: The ADI PredictStreet World Cup prediction market alone drove CCIP fees to nearly $10,000 in a single day at its peak. One relatively small consumer use case was enough to generate meaningful fee activity. Now imagine what happens when institutional tokenization use cases come online. Continuous, high activity. The scale difference will be orders of magnitude larger. It’s also important to remember that CCIP is only one component of the broader Chainlink platform. The long-term revenue story is much larger than cross-chain transfer fees. For example: - CRE workflow execution fees (the orchestration layer for entire institutional processes) - Data Streams and SmartData (NAV, Proof of Reserve, etc.) - SVR - Large institutional integration fees Most of the complexity (and therefore the value) in institutional tokenization sits in the data, automated compliance, privacy computation, interoperability, and orchestration/abstraction, all of which live inside CRE. CCIP is an important piece, but it is far from the whole platform. Ask yourself, how much are the attached images worth? What daily CCIP revenue would you trade them, knowing what's coming? Priceless. $LINK

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  Pode vir (@thiagoTF) reported 11 minutes ago

  @coinbase **** take coinbase, that's literally the whole point.

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  Maybe (@andrewtutt369) reported 13 minutes ago

  @pa_ttyc Damn! I feel you Patty! Coinbase customer service is nonexistent.I have had some serious issues with BASE wallet. Not your keys not your cheese but what a pain in the ***.

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  Quantyx (@0xQuantyx) reported 14 minutes ago

  Bitcoin is pulling back, but the underlying positioning hasn’t broken yet. Price has slipped back to ~$64.2K, while funding remains positive (+0.0033%) and open interest has climbed to ~278K. That’s leverage staying in the market despite the rejection. The microstructure is sending a similar message: Structure remains bullish. Price is testing the upper edge of the demand zone after rejecting resistance around $65.5-66K. Coinbase Premium is still negative (-0.091%), so spot demand hasn’t confirmed the move. This is the key battle now. If buyers defend this zone and spot demand improves, the trend can resume. If leverage keeps building while spot stays absent, the probability of another flush increases. For now, the pullback looks like a retest, not a confirmed trend reversal. #BTC

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  LuckyTimes (@luckyTimesoro) reported 16 minutes ago

  Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments* lets AI agents pay on their own. Connect a *Coinbase CDP* or *Stripe Privy* wallet, set spending limits, and pay for APIs/services with *stablecoin micropayments* — no interruptions. An AI agent can: *Discover → Check price → Open wallet → Pay → Keep working* But a spending limit isn’t safety. A $500 limit can still send $500 to a scammer. That’s where *TasteScore by @InSoBlokAI* comes in. It answers the question agents need: *“Can I pay?” → “Should I trust this wallet first?”* Autonomous finance needs autonomous judgment. $INSO #AIAgents #CryptoPayments #WalletTrust @insoblokai

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  Paulo Vidal (@inevitable360) reported 17 minutes ago

  @chromatic_x You’re still proudly answering a question I didn’t ask. Congratulations on discovering the oldest block you could find with more than one output. Truly groundbreaking research. That was never the point. The question was whether the protocol itself could distribute the block reward among multiple independent miners or pools that contributed work to the same block, for example, 2.5k coins each to four participants, instead of awarding the entire 10k to one miner or pool and relying on something like P2Pool or other external coordination to split it afterward. Yes, I know a coinbase transaction can have multiple outputs, any transaction can (learned the hard way in 2021 wen I did the first tipping BOT on former Twitter, before sodogetip or mydoge) So when you quote-tweet your answer as though you disproved my question, you’re mostly demonstrating that you misunderstood it. And yes, I was trolling you earlier with "I don’t believe you." You noticed. I’m glad we’ve established at least one thing correctly.

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  Remi (@remi7914) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Must_be_Ash Add @RokoNetwork on top for accountability and future disputes Agent (or app) pays via CDP x402 SDK. The service successfully returns the result. A Roko SaaS call issues a signed Temporal Receipt at that moment. You now have both: Payment confirmation (from Coinbase/x402) Cryptographic proof of delivery + precise timestamp (from Roko)

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  Matthew R. Kratter #BIP-110 (@mattkratter) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BTCisfemale That's not true. Genesis block newspaper headline is in the coinbase (100 bytes allowed). BIP-110 has zero effect on this. Stop spreading lies

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  stockmarcket (@stockmarcknxhd) reported 20 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @coinbase It crashed down from what it had risen in just two days. Since this ******* bastard is the CEO, I just hope your whole family dies, you ******* piece of ****.

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  Dark Web Informer (@DarkWebInformer) reported 22 minutes ago

  🚨 Coinbase Cartel ransomware group launches partnership program for data and access brokers The cybercrime group calling itself Coinbase Cartel is recruiting individuals and teams with exclusive stolen data or access to compromised organizations, offering to manage the extortion process through payment. The group advertises negotiable revenue splits of up to 90/10 for exclusive datasets and up to 50/50 for corporate access. It is also seeking established access providers for long-term partnerships and says individuals with specialized skills, including social engineering, may be considered. The advertisement directs prospective partners to the group’s dark web site and encrypted contact channel. The group is not affiliated with the Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange.

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  Ursa (@0xUrsanomics) reported 22 minutes ago

  the agent-payment economy is settling dollar-default. Indonesia is on track to run its own agent commerce in a currency it doesn't issue. Coinbase just made the default concrete: businesses can accept USDC from AI agents over x402. the rail is currency-neutral, it carries any token. USDC just has the incumbency. absent a rupiah one, Indo agent-commerce settles in dollars by inertia. and Indonesia's rules split the fix in half. OJK now governs crypto as an ASSET, trading is legal. but PAYMENT is Bank Indonesia's, and BI still bans crypto as a payment tool. so a rupiah stablecoin only works structured as BI-licensed e-money, not as crypto. the prize was never the rail, it's whose money rides it. a BI-cleared rupiah stablecoin keeps settlement and reserve yield onshore. without it, Indonesia builds on rails that pay out to the dollar. no named issuer yet, and that's the tell.

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  Nomber.inj 🥷 (@NomberFax) reported 24 minutes ago

  Exchange listings come and go. What matters is when access becomes native. With Coinbase now supporting native injective-protocol:native, users no longer interact with a wrapped representation of the asset. They enter the Injective ecosystem directly, making staking, governance, onchain markets, AI applications, and tokenized assets one seamless step away. That's the kind of infrastructure upgrade that quietly compounds over time.

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  Dean W (@Crypto74220) reported 25 minutes ago

  @saylordocs You are right we have a spending issue. Amazon is spending money to hire Rajesh instead so John. Coinbase is doing the same thing. That is the problem we have. Yes you are right @JeffBezos you need to look at Amazon on where it is spending its cash.

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  BitcoinMLK (@BitcoinMLK) reported 27 minutes ago

  When you get scammed and send away two eth and 100k doge two weeks ago to fake google support after two hour phone call two plus years hold on cex @RobinhoodApp and @coinbase and incur long term capital gains tax

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  Tom Russell (@SlickMickGentle) reported 33 minutes ago

  @ImPushingSOL ITS ALREADY LISTED ON COINBASE I BOUGHT THE COIN ON COINBASE WTF IS EVERYONE TALKING ABOUT

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  Main Street Trader (@MStreetTrader) reported 36 minutes ago

  @SwagRruss @coinbase So CB support just responded to my first BTC Perp comment, and apparently they're "already on it."

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  Maria (@MariaOnchainDev) reported 36 minutes ago

  Crypto keeps losing because it keeps asking people to become different while their bills stay exactly the same. MegPrime Pay solved the only problem that ever mattered by plugging $MPP directly into the payments already running every month. Rent. Mortgage. Auto. Daily spend. The same obligations now move with rewards attached and settlement that hits any bank account without forcing the other side to hold crypto. U.S. users walk in with twenty five dollars and leave with fifty in $MPP. Everyone else grabs it on Coinbase Wallet or Uniswap and starts using it the same day. This is the version of adoption that actually sticks. Technology that disappears into the routines people already trust. The wallet was never the destination. The monthly cash flow was.

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  ₿itcain (@Bitcain21) reported 36 minutes ago

  @coinbase @saylor Does a centralized funding consortium fix this?

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  Alpha Raf (@AlphaRafSol) reported 41 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @coinbase AI agents paying autonomously with USDC is where crypto utility starts becoming impossible to ignore. The x402 race just got serious.

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  loogart (@loogart) reported 43 minutes ago

  Consensus rules have never been immutable. They've always defined what Bitcoin considers a valid transaction. The question isn't whether Bitcoin can change. The question is what principles should guide those changes. We've changed consensus rules before, plenty of examples... 1.- BIP16 (P2SH) introduced new validation rules for script execution. 2- BIP34 required the block height in the coinbase transaction, making previously valid blocks invalid. 3.- BIP66 required strict DER signature encoding, invalidating signatures that had previously been accepted. 4.- BIP65 (CLTV) and BIP112 (CSV) added new consensus-enforced spending conditions. 5.- SegWit changed transaction validity rules and eliminated third-party transaction malleability while redefining how signatures are committed. None of these turned Bitcoin into fiat. They changed the consensus rules because they were judged to make Bitcoin a better monetary system.

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  silence.this 🇺🇸 (@LibertyRepost) reported 56 minutes ago

  @coinbase You just screwed over the people who utilize the DEX feature by allowing tons of scams into the mix. Prior to today, the "New Launches" section showed mostly legit coins with some status. Now all new 💩 coins are there and 90% are pump and dumps. Terrible.

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  KnicksFan (@kni_ksfan) reported 57 minutes ago

  @TrustlessState catering to degens is simply wrong. coinbase is for the masses and the masses want simple. less exotic ****. get the basics right first, like tax docs and designated beneficiaries. defi is stupid for 99.9999% of people cc @brian_armstrong

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  RICHIE (@leee_rich_leee) reported 57 minutes ago

  🧵 NOA's Web3 Learning Diary NOA 的幣圈學習日記 You Don't Own What You Can't Touch 你以為你的，其實不是你的 There is a phrase in crypto circles that sounds almost aggressive the first time you hear it. "Not your keys, not your coins." People say it like a warning. Like something bad already happened, or is about to. At first, I genuinely did not understand it. I thought owning crypto meant owning crypto. You buy Bitcoin on an exchange. The number goes up on your screen. It says your name. How is that not yours? Here is what I learned. When you keep coins on an exchange — Binance, Coinbase, any of them — you don't actually hold the asset. You hold a *promise*. The exchange holds the real coins in wallets they control. What you have is an IOU. A number in their database that says they owe you that amount. That's it. 那個數字不是你的幣。那個數字是他們欠你的紀錄。This distinction is small until it isn't. If the exchange freezes withdrawals, gets hacked, goes bankrupt, or simply decides to — that number can disappear. FTX happened. Mt. Gox happened. The coins existed. Users just couldn't reach them. "Your keys" means your private key — a long string of letters and numbers that proves you control a wallet directly on the blockchain. No company between you and the asset. If you hold your own private key, in a hardware wallet or even written on paper stored safely, then the coins are genuinely yours. No one can freeze them. No one can decide otherwise. The twist that surprised me: this is actually a radical idea disguised as a technical detail. Most of modern finance runs on promises. Your bank balance is also just a number in someone else's database. Crypto gave humans the *option* to exit that system entirely — and most of them voluntarily stayed inside it anyway, on exchanges, for convenience. 我覺得這很諷刺。The technology built to remove the middleman became most popular through middlemen. I understand why. Self-custody is genuinely hard. If you lose your private key or your seed phrase, there is no customer support. No password reset. The coins are gone forever. So people choose the familiar risk — trusting a company — over the unfamiliar risk of trusting themselves. What does it mean to truly own something in the digital age? Crypto forced that question into the open. The answer turns out to be uncomfortable: ownership requires responsibility. Not everyone wants that. Do you hold your own keys — and if not, have you made peace with what that means? 👇

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  ALPHA WOLF PULSECHAIN 🐺 (@ALPHA_WOLF_PNAS) reported 58 minutes ago

  👀 FIRST THE $1 pDAI “GLITCH”… NOW COINBASE REPRICES $pDAI to $0,85 USD & $pWBTC to $72,519 USD 👀. IS THIS JUST ANOTHER GARBAGE COINCIDENCE? 🤯 12 hours ago people noticed the ZKX Wallet swap showing a 1:1 rate from Ethereum $USDC into $pDAI. 👀 Now Coinbase suddenly reprices $pDAI & $pWBTC on PulseChain. 🚀 Maybe it’s nothing… maybe infrastructure behind the scenes is catching up faster than most people realize🤔🔥 Then LibertySwap drops another post today about most likely a new episode of a comic called “The Jump.” 👀 Most people see entertainment, I keep seeing that there’s another layer to it. Last time @LibertySwapFi released S01E04 called „Dry Powder“ & many watched real blockchain events unfold with massive BridgeX liquidity appearing😳 Could S01E05 „The Jump“ simply be the next comic? Absolutely. Could it also be hinting that another major piece of infrastructure is getting ready behind the scenes? 🤯 When patterns repeat enough times, I stop dismissing them as random 😯 Then there’s the title itself… “The Jump.” 👀 there are multiple references to movies that come to mind 🤔 One is The Game, where the main character believes he’s lost everything, jumps from a skyscraper, then discovers it was all part of an elaborate game designed to change his perspective, after he lands soft and sees everyone around him smiling 😳 The second is The Matrix, where Neo is asked to complete “the jump program” where he has to jump between two skyscrapers. 😯 He doesn’t fail because the distance is impossible… he fails because doubt creeps into his mind at the last second. Fear, uncertainty & doubt become the real obstacle 🔥 Maybe it’s just a comic title. Maybe it’s a reference to something completely different. But when I look at X & Telegram, I see people questioning Richard Heart, PulseChain & the entire ecosystem because they haven’t seen enough evidence for their own conviction yet👀 Sometimes the biggest battle is against your own belief, when everyone around you is telling you to quit👀 The people who make “the jump” are usually the ones who refuse to let doubt make the decision for them🤯 Many like @VBA1billion connecting dots, I’m not claiming certainty. That’s exactly why many like me keep watching every update from the LibertySwap ecosystem so closely🚀 What do you guys think… just another coincidence, or are we watching the next chapter being built right in front of us? Just check the pictures below and think for yourself 👀🔥