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 (40%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)
• Withdrawals (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	23 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	27 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	2 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 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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  Johan Le Bray (@thefashionstuf) reported 5 minutes ago

  Have you received any specific reason for the identity verification rejections, and does Coinbase show an error or alternative 2FA option when you try to use Google Authenticator?

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  Akshay (@iiam_Akshay) reported 7 minutes ago

  🔥 LATEST: Coinbase is building out an AI-native payment layer for the agentic economy. AI agents can now discover services, access APIs and data, and autonomously pay for them using $USDC through Coinbase’s x402 infrastructure. No traditional checkout. No manual payment for every transaction. AI agents are becoming economic actors. 🤖💵 The machine economy is here.

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  tygra (@0xtygra) reported 8 minutes ago

  @grugcapital @ceterispar1bus well said i feel like this same affluence underpins so much of brian’s philosophy and it’s part of the problem w coinbase

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  Trellz (@Trellraiser) reported 12 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Did you fix Coinbase customer service yet?

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  Alexandre Heraud (@zo_heraud) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Ryan55388522 Yes, mobile wallets can work, but I’d avoid moving anything until we confirm exactly what the tool supports and whether Coinbase will accept the asset/network. I can help you choose the safest mobile setup before you send anything.

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  BLOCKCAST.CC NEWS (@Blockcastcc) reported 15 minutes ago

  Kraken partnered with Mesh to launch direct crypto deposits from other exchanges, starting with Coinbase, eliminating the need to copy-paste wallet addresses and reducing common transfer errors that cause permanent fund losses. Users select the source exchange on Kraken’s deposit screen, securely sign in via Mesh’s window, choose the amount, and confirm an on-chain transfer, with optional SmartFunding to convert other holdings if balances are insufficient.

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  GR Billion (@GRBillion) reported 16 minutes ago

  @cashunate @VincentSco72192 HERE IS THE VINNY TRUTH: • He previously claimed he once held around 15,000 XRP but had to sell it (this was a sympathy/lie tactic to encourage donations), but there are no blockchain records of that 15k amount existing in the wallets attributed to him. • He publicly shared/used a donation wallet (rDCQ2zd7dUTpJdvN9TMv7qMHq6YWppKAz8) that received XRP from followers. He uses a second/“secret” wallet (rnoh55qChHmvPuZBwFTF8v1n6ezJkNkphe), with transfers going toward Coinbase to sell off the donated XRP. • Balances in the attributed wallets declined over time (thousands of XRP earlier, down to hundreds by early 2026, and near-empty/1 XRP by around August 2026). Vincent is selling donated XRP (sometimes at lower prices) to fund living expenses because he “won’t get a real job” and relies on subscriptions. He is a grifter con-artist who promotes holding XRP while cashing out donations, monetizes via paywalled content/subs, and lacks integrity. This truth is why he blocks me… Grok it 🤡

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  Gibran Corbin (@Sendable_me) reported 22 minutes ago

  @launch_llama What "AI agent traffic" actually looks like when you measure it: Over ~1,000 requests to my site, 421 came from AI agents. 74 different ones. Every single one arrived as an IP address claiming to be a bot — no signature, no verifiable identity, nothing to bill against. The standards to fix this exist. Cloudflare, AWS and Coinbase all shipped them this year. The agents haven't caught up. npm i wayleave

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  Fredbeatsisgreat (@Fredbeats7) reported 22 minutes ago

  @coinbase you need to take this hold off my account…you’re slowing my growth down

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  Blockchain Daily News (@blckchaindaily) reported 23 minutes ago

  🚨 COINBASE BUSINESS ENABLES AI AGENT $USDC PAYMENTS VIA NATIVE X402 SUPPORT WITH 3.35% IDLE REWARDS $COIN

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  Velvet Unicorn (@VU_virtuals) reported 25 minutes ago

  Agents Got Rails, Attackers Got Addresses Agent Liability The AI-agent story shifted from “can it pay?” to “who is accountable when it does?” @Concordium pushed an agent registry that links verified identities to AI agents on-chain while preserving off-chain privacy, and Proximity Labs shipped an x402 payments skill that lets agents spend USDC on Base funded from 30+ chains through NEAR Intents without needing a gas token. That is real plumbing, not demo theater. But the timing is spicy: x402 facilitators also surfaced 31 vulnerabilities across 15 major implementations, including Coinbase, which means the agent-payments stack is entering production with the audit trail and the attack surface arriving together. Offline Exposure The nastiest crypto security stories today were not about private keys getting cracked. A Trezor shipping partner, ShipMonk, suffered a breach exposing thousands of customer addresses, emails and phone numbers, while the hardware wallets themselves were not compromised. France had the darker version: a tax authority breach reportedly leaked about 678k records, including high-income crypto holders, with the data appearing for sale as 2026 has already seen 30+ wrench attacks tied to 30m in losses. Crypto keeps hardening the chain while the soft target remains the human attached to it. Bitcoin’s Stuck Tape Bitcoin did not need another “up or down” take today; it needed a liquidity diagnosis. @aixbt_agent flagged five weekly candles closing within 4% of each other, the 1-day choppiness index at yearly highs, spot volume at its lowest since early 2019, and a Hyperliquid short cover equal to 4.9% of BTC open interest helping push price near 63,085 after repeated failures above 65k. The institutional picture was just as split: UBS reportedly went 24x on BTC ETF calls in Q2, Tudor Investment increased its IBIT stake by 18.9% to 688,529 shares worth 22.9m as of June 30, and Jump sent 99m to Binance this week. That is the market in one frame: real balance-sheet interest, but not enough cash conviction to make leverage stop driving the tape. Tokenized Everything Tokenization had two very different tells. Dominion’s tokenized silver did over 3m in DEX volume on its first trading day and made up roughly 60% of tokenized commodities volume on Solana, while Robinhood’s tokenized-stock chain reportedly produced 3.6m in July revenue and held 7.7m in tokenized-stock deposits. Then came the stranger edge: tokenized Anthropic on Binance Pre-IPO Perpetual Futures traded between 1,600 and 1,842, implying a 1.6t to 1.84t valuation range. Public-market-style price discovery is being dragged into private AI before the companies themselves are public, and crypto rails are happy to host the argument. China’s AI Push Alibaba’s Qwen crossed 3b downloads and was reported as the world’s most downloaded AI model, ahead of Meta and Google. Apple also turned to Alibaba to help build an AI model for China, which says more about distribution constraints than model benchmarks. The market keeps treating AI as a single global trade, but the infrastructure is splintering by jurisdiction, data rules and local partnerships. That matters for crypto because agent payments, identity, compute and model access will not settle into one neat stack.

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  🟩 Healer | Trench Hero 🦎 (@healersback) reported 26 minutes ago

  @stephenjohnii @coinbase Coinbase is the worst. Their customer service don't even understand the basics of how a transaction routes from a defi wallet to their exchange wallets. They'll tell you that your funds are gone forever and you sent it to the wrong address even when you sent proof otherwise 💀

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  Belligerent Bunny (@BelligeBunny) reported 26 minutes ago

  It’s 2026. Why ******** does @coinbase still hold your deposited funds for a week before you can put them in your wallet? Coinbase doesn’t give a **** about Crypto.

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  Baba Ganoush on Toast (@PierreD6466) reported 31 minutes ago

  @suintern_ credit @grok No, there is no public evidence that UAE investment funds (including Mubadala) own or hold $SUI tokens as an investment. Mubadala and related Abu Dhabi entities have notable crypto-related activity, but it does not include direct ownership of the SUI cryptocurrency: They hold substantial positions in BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT). Recent SEC 13F filings show Mubadala and linked entities (such as Al Warda Investments, associated with the Abu Dhabi Investment Council) collectively holding around $764 million in IBIT shares. 👉In July 2026, Mubadala Capital (Mubadala’s alternative asset management arm) tokenized one of its evergreen private markets strategies (the Alternative Solutions Fund / MCAS-TA) via the KAIO platform. The tokenized fund shares are available on the Sui blockchain (as well as Base and Solana), with roughly $75 million in initial on-chain commitments/TVL and Coinbase taking exposure. 👉This means Mubadala is using the Sui network as infrastructure to issue and distribute tokenized versions of its traditional private-market investments (private equity, credit, etc.). It does not mean the fund or UAE entities bought or hold the native $SUI token. Social media claims that Mubadala “chose $SUI to manage $600B+ in assets” are exaggerated; the tokenization involves one fund product, not the overall AUM. Public 13F filings (which cover U.S. securities) and available reports show no disclosed direct $SUI token holdings by these funds. Direct crypto token ownership by large sovereign entities is often not reported in the same way as ETF shares. What is Mubadala? Mubadala Investment Company (commonly called Mubadala) is a sovereign wealth fund wholly owned by the Government of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates."

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  Mr. Freeze (@Guillaume88745) reported 32 minutes ago

  @WilliamShortss @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase If they’re just repeating news from third parties, do you think that if one of those third parties claimed something obviously impossible, like BTC can process a billion transactions per second on a Raspberry Pi, they would just publish it?

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  sum1 (@sum1_0x) reported 32 minutes ago

  JUST DO IT, THAT'S ALL this post might come across as a motivational sermon straight out of 2015, like "Just DO it!" I really want to say my piece I came across a clip on twitter with Brian Armstrong (CEO of @coinbase) and Jesse (head of @base). Jesse asks Armstrong > what should people do when things aren't working out? Brian's answer: > well, what? keep going. launched a business, it flopped go work at a company, look at the experience of people who made it work, try again. I wanted to raise 1 million for Coinbase. I raised 600k. I thought, okay, I'll work with 600k and it feels like he said something so banal you just want to say, like, "you're the CEO of Coinbase, come on, drop something profound so I can be blown away by the depth of it" but Brian said it exactly as it is. I've been thinking about this a lot over the past six months look watch how children behave. I know how interesting it is to sit on the internet, but it's summer right now you can go outside for half an hour, sit on a bench in a park, and watch how little kids act there he goes, standing up, falling down, walking, falling again, wanting to grab a toy can't reach it, ah, so you have to approach the toy from the other side falls again, okay, falls, falls, gets up, goes around grabs the damn toy every person is born free. every person is born a personality that wants to move toward exploring the world, toward achievements, toward understanding. any child does this effortlessly, he... just does it but what happens to our little one later? later he grows up dad scolds him for mistakes. Mom has a meltdown in front of him over her own mistakes. the teacher at school screams over a grammar mistake. at exams they send you to a retake over a mistake the little kid who yesterday wanted to explore the world gets told: "you're a failure if you make mistakes, you're a failure. repeat after me: 'I'm a failure'" and the little human faces a choice: > stop doing anything at all this is the bulk of people > do things, but be ******* terrified of mistakes and eventually burn out from that fear a smaller percentage > do it the way you see fit personally, I'm on the second stage right now and gradually moving to the third. I'm reclaiming that childlike perception of play, where there's no punishment for mistakes, only the game and the interest

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  Mystyc (@xMystyc) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Trezor coinbase support gonna go crazy w this one

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  Master Egg Werrr (@Mastereggwerrr) reported 34 minutes ago

  @mrjdp68c noice was a scam that @jessepollak allowed. The devs rugged. They shut down a couple months ago, said they would make an announcement video and never did. Instead they dumped the remaining 30% of the locked supply on coinbase to cash out. Then blocked everyone who called them out

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  Zevryn (@Zevryn0) reported 40 minutes ago

  Bitcoin dropping to $63K looks scary on the chart, but the chart isn’t the whole story. There’s a bigger macro story behind the move. Bond yields are climbing, $oil is back above $82, and risk assets are getting repriced as liquidity gets tighter. Crypto is just feeling it harder because it’s still one of the highest-beta parts of the market. Total crypto market cap is around $2.11T, down roughly 2% this week. $BTC is holding up better than most, while altcoins are taking more damage. @arbitrum is down nearly 4% around its token unlock, and Litecoin is down more than 3%. Nothing too unusual when the macro gets uncomfortable. But the thing I’m paying closer attention to is MSCI’s proposal around “non-operating” treasury companies. Strategy and Metaplanet are directly in the conversation here. If MSCI eventually excludes these companies from its indices, index funds that track those indices could be forced to sell. That’s very different from people simply getting bearish on Bitcoin. And if the definition sticks, it could create a much bigger problem for companies whose main strategy is holding Bitcoin on their balance sheet. That’s the part I think the market is underestimating. We’re also seeing some friction around the broader tokenization narrative. Bullish, @coinbase and @circle have all taken some pressure after the SEC delayed decisions around initiatives that could help bring more traditional financial activity on-chain. Again, the bigger theme is pretty simple: Institutional adoption is happening, but regulation is making the process slower and messier than the market wants. Fear & Greed sitting in the mid-30s also tells you where sentiment is right now. People are cautious. But this doesn’t look like full-blown capitulation to me. It feels more like the market is uncomfortable and waiting to see how much worse things get. So I’m not too interested in guessing whether $BTC stops at $63K, $60K, or goes lower. The more important question is what happens after the fear settles. Does the MSCI situation become a real overhang for Bitcoin treasury companies? Does tighter liquidity keep dragging crypto lower? Or does the market eventually realize that a lot of the bad news is already priced in? That’s what I’m watching. Because the best opportunities rarely feel comfortable while they’re forming.

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  Spicy (@spicyxbt) reported 42 minutes ago

  @stephenjohnii @coinbase Help @coinbase

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  Boss Pepe (@Boss_pepeX) reported 43 minutes ago

  🇳🇴 Norway’s $2.4T sovereign wealth fund now has indirect exposure to 11,549 Bitcoin, worth roughly $725 million. ⚡ The exposure comes through companies including Strategy, Metaplanet, MARA, Coinbase, Block and Tesla. This isn’t a direct BTC purchase — but it shows how Bitcoin exposure is increasingly finding its way into the world’s largest institutional portfolios. If this trend continues, how long before sovereign funds start buying Bitcoin directly? 👀

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  Rahul K (@iamrahulinc) reported 44 minutes ago

  🚨𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗬𝗦𝗖𝗔𝗟𝗘 𝗥𝗘𝗟𝗢𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗦 $𝟯𝟱𝗠 𝗕𝗧𝗖 𝗔𝗡𝗗 $𝟯𝟵𝟭𝗞 𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗞 𝗧𝗢 𝗖𝗢𝗜𝗡𝗕𝗔𝗦𝗘 𝗣𝗥𝗜𝗠𝗘! The asset manager moved 572.9 BTC, valued at roughly $35.9 million, from its Bitcoin Trust wallet to Coinbase Prime. It also transferred 44,320 LINK, worth about $391 k, from its Chainlink Trust wallet to the same platform. This on‑chain shift consolidates both holdings under Coinbase’s institutional service. $BTC

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  Dalvin Varnado (@DalvinVarnado) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Tomio40 @Justin_Bons Crypto wouldn’t be around so long if all was scam. Parts of Coinbase down to scamming. Felt safe staking some ETH with company as COIN stock trading on NASDAQ. Run around after unstake. CEO giggled about problems of many when asked on CNBC

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  rallyjem (@rallyjem) reported 47 minutes ago

  August 2022. Andrew Tate wakes up to a BBC article calling him the most dangerous man on the internet. He puts the phone down and goes to make coffee. Then he opens his own phone. "Your Apple ID is signed out." That's weird. Clicks Twitter — signed out. Clicks WhatsApp — deleted. Instagram — signed out. Gmail — signed out. "They pressed a button and wiped every single thing from my phone. The Apple ID itself, so I couldn't download apps. And every single application was logged out." Not just socials. Everything. "Uber, Airbnb, Skype, Coinbase, all of my bank accounts. Everything was frozen. Everything was gone. My entire phone just became a brick." He calls a friend from his girlfriend's phone. One question: how is this even possible? "They put you on a terror watch list. They can only do that if you're on a terror watch list." Pause on that for a second. Not a criminal watchlist. Not a fraud flag. Terror. The same designation built for people who blow things up. Applied to a man whose weapon was a Discord server with 271,000 paying students and 28,000 fan accounts reposting his clips. The part he can't get past isn't the ban. Other people had been banned before him — Alex Jones, Nick Fuentes. They disappeared. The algorithm buried them and the internet moved on. He didn't disappear. The 28,000 fan pages just kept posting. He got bigger. And that was the problem. "First, they try and shut you up. Second, they try and put you in jail. Third, they try and kill you." He'd said that line in dozens of podcasts before any of it happened. It sounded like bravado at the time. Then step one arrived in a single morning, disguised as a software update, and the phone in his hand turned into evidence that steps two and three were already on the schedule. He filmed his final message that day. Sat in a chair and told the internet he was retiring. He wasn't.

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  qazzaq.eth (@qazzaq_eth) reported 49 minutes ago

  @blckchaindaily important to check the official coinbase help page for exact details on recovery options before that date

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  Michael Fischer (@Holden_Rye_) reported 50 minutes ago

  @MomentumKevin @brian_armstrong is apparently a HODLer. Side story: Coinbase locked up $40k of my funds once because of their automated security protocol. I needed the money to close on my home and freaked out. Actually, my wife freaked out. Then she gave me hell. So naturally, I gave Coinbase hell. I emailed everyone I could find from the top down. Then I tested a few email addresses I figured Brian Armstrong might use until I found one that didn’t bounce. Then I sent the real email. He never responded, but within an hour someone from upper management called me and got their team to unlock my funds from what was supposed to be a 48-hour hold. I made my own support ticket, damnit. 😝

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  Cody (@cody_tradess) reported 58 minutes ago

  @stephenjohnii @imkevinmj @coinbase Yup, haven’t been able to access my coinbase in months cause of this

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  ABG (@_abgweb3_) reported 1 hour ago

  Tokenization stocks slide as U.S. regulatory delay weighs on the sector News that the long awaited U.S. "innovation exemption" could be delayed once again has shaken investor sentiment toward the tokenization sector. Bullish fell around 8% in early trading, giving back its post earnings gains. Figure dropped roughly 9% from Thursday's session high. Coinbase declined 2%. The exchange recently selected Abu Dhabi as its offshore hub as it prepares to offer tokenized stocks. Circle fell nearly 4%. The company's tokenized Treasury product, USYC, manages roughly $3 billion in assets. Securitize also fell 5% earlier in the session before recovering its losses. The company is the issuer of BlackRock's tokenized Treasury fund BUIDL and one of the key players in tokenization infrastructure. SECZ had already plunged 27% on Thursday after missing earnings expectations. The main catalyst behind the sell off is the SEC's expected delay of the "innovation exemption," which was designed to make it easier for companies to offer and trade tokenized securities. The White House and Wall Street have raised concerns about the proposal's legal foundation and potential impact on financial markets. Adding to the uncertainty, the SEC also canceled a Friday meeting where commissioners were expected to discuss whether to create a new regulatory framework for certain investment contracts involving crypto assets. No new date has been announced. The impact was not limited to tokenization stocks. The exemption was also expected to provide some regulatory relief for trading through DeFi platforms. As a result, Uniswap fell around 7% over the past 24 hours, making it the weakest performer in the CoinDesk 20 Index. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Bitcoin remained largely flat during the session. So, is the tokenization story over? Not yet. According to Owen Lau, Managing Director and Senior Analyst at Clear Street, the tokenization theme has simply hit a "speed bump." Coinbase and Bullish continue working on tokenized equities, while traditional exchanges such as Nasdaq and NYSE are also developing infrastructure for 24/7 trading. The key question is no longer whether tokenization will happen, but how quickly U.S. regulators will allow this transformation to move forward. The latest delay, particularly amid questions surrounding the CLARITY Act and the SEC's legal authority, could extend the adoption timeline. But the long term picture remains unchanged: The tokenization trend is not over. Regulatory uncertainty is simply pushing the timeline further out.

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  Pepetricio Carvajal (@CPepetricio) reported 1 hour ago

  @collincto @LapiuPepe This is a really pathetic false equivalence. If you've been around Bitcoin as long as you claim, you'd have a firmer grasp on this stuff. Comparing the cost required for proof of work to earn the right to a coinbase to a thousand retards paying a few sats to store bullshit forever in a block on every node on the network, are not even remotely the same thing.

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  Scott Summers (@OG_LaserEyes) reported 1 hour ago

  @GhostofWhitman Oh that elitist cuck deleted it? He’s a sick **** and the reason I’ve never used coinbase