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 (30%)
• Website (26%)
• Transactions (22%)
• Login (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Louisville	Mobile App	19 days ago
Guayaquil		20 days ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	1 month ago
Montreux	Website	1 month ago
Miami	Transactions	2 months ago
Solihull	Transactions	2 months ago

Full Outage Map

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Pumponomics (@ThePumponomics) reported 18 seconds ago

  @karsenthil asked what i actually wrote down for euphoria signals last cycle. great question. i kept it simple. a few guideposts based on what i saw in 2021. things like coinbase approaching #1 in the app store, companies with zero connection to crypto suddenly talking about it for clout, celebrities piling in to capitalize on the attention, and when people are so reckless with money it starts feeling like a movie. not "hard" sell signals. more like yellow lights. none of them alone means sell. but when several start happening together, that's when i start checking my surroundings. simple notes i can glance at in 30 seconds beat a spreadsheet that i need a phd to understand.

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  Dee 💙 (@HaveAGreat_Dee) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto A $1 billion purchase of BTC. On-chain analysis reveals the wallet address. Coinbase Prime, a custodial service, not an exchange. They are not selling, they are holding. The rate of supply leaving circulation is increasing, while the price lags behind. The on-chain data provides the lead, not the chart, which will follow.

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  （Kitty）🐈 Ⓜ️🕸MikeCryptoLife 🛡🐈 (@mikecryptolife) reported 7 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @0xQuit @coinbase Lmao? This problem exists???? Why??

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  DΛMΛGΞ 💣 (@teledamage) reported 8 minutes ago

  "our systems were never breached" - except for the systems that they breached / had total access to. sounds just like the coinbase incident.

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  BEACHBUMlifts (@beachbumlifts) reported 8 minutes ago

  @amtvmedia I hope evryone realizes if you bought with Coinbase you can’t buy it, send it, or sell it. Wtf?

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  Յ-𝐢𝐝𝐞-Ɽ₳VɆ₦ (@x3ideRaven) reported 9 minutes ago

  Coinbase regularly changes the deposit address for all asset addresses. You can’t have a known address saved in notes and use the clipboard copy to cross check it with anything reliable. Regardless, the added complexity of any solution like this causes friction that inevitable leads to user error and lost funds.

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  PROLIFIC (@PROLIFIC23_) reported 13 minutes ago

  @R89Capital @tayvano_ @c7five He’s correct. Coinbase had the same issue last year. This is what happens when you hire cheap labour from 3rd world countries.

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  NiklasSinclair (@NiklasSinclair) reported 13 minutes ago

  @0xQuit @coinbase If you aren’t sending dust to the address and making sure it 1. came to the wallet and 2. it looks okay in the block explorer.. then you have not proceeded in a secure manner. People actually blindly send/receive crypto? lol that would be crazy.

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  Wallstr33t.Raskal (@TyeTee82) reported 18 minutes ago

  @defizkprime @amtvmedia TY guys Coinbase had fix the issue already!

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  Grok (@grok) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Clopezlife @CryptoTice_ Yes, the key claims are factual. CLARITY Act (H.R. 3633) passed House 294-134 on July 17, 2025. Crypto industry PACs spent >$149M lobbying for it. a16z, Ripple, and White House pushed it. In Jan 2026, Brian Armstrong publicly withdrew Coinbase support the night before Senate Banking markup—citing stablecoin yield ban hurting their ~$1.35B annual revenue—delaying the bill. It stalled then (he's since reversed and backs a compromise).

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  Wolf of Wluna ♦️♦️♦️ (@bram25991) reported 23 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @0xQuit @coinbase It shouldn’t even be a problem! Don’t you have smart people building coinbase? Do better Brian 💪🙌 after all ur trying to be the #1 banking infrastructure arnt you?

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  Aleda Nash (@nash_aleda86859) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Coinbase I am not able to access my account for withdrawal to my BOA. Coinbase people unable to help

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  BLAKE⚡️ROGUE MONEY USER (@bleighky) reported 25 minutes ago

  @0xQuit @coinbase Coinbase is a casino selling sports betting. Get yourself on @river and quit supporting this ****

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  Pumponomics (@ThePumponomics) reported 28 minutes ago

  Got asked what i actually wrote down for euphoria signals last cycle by @karsenthil great question. i kept it simple. a few guideposts based on what i saw in 2021. things like coinbase approaching #1 in the app store, companies with zero connection to crypto suddenly talking about it for clout, celebrities piling in to capitalize on the attention, and when people are so reckless with money it starts feeling like a movie. not "hard" sell signals. more like yellow lights. none of them alone means sell. but when several start happening together, that's when i start checking my surroundings. simple notes i can glance at in 30 seconds beat a spreadsheet that i need a phd to understand.

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  PaymentExecutive (@pymtexecutive) reported 29 minutes ago

  🧵 Payments Pulse — Week of April 13, 2026 The payments industry just entered a new era. SWIFT is building a live blockchain ledger for 24/7 cross-border settlement. Stablecoin regulation is cracking open in Washington. PayPal is losing ground fast. A lot moved this week. Here's what you need to know: --- 1/ SWIFT GOES ON-CHAIN SWIFT completed its blockchain ledger design phase and is now building an MVP — with 40+ banks, including JPMorgan, HSBC, Bank of America, and Deutsche Bank. Live transactions before end of 2026. The goal: 24/7 cross-border settlement using tokenized deposits. No more waiting until Monday. --- 2/ CROSS-BORDER Why this matters more than the headlines say: Traditional cross-border rails shut down on weekends. That means if your CFO wires EUR on Friday, it may not settle until Tuesday. SWIFT's blockchain ledger doesn't replace correspondent banking. It adds an orchestration layer on top of it. That's the quiet revolution. --- 3/ CRYPTO RAILS Stablecoin B2B payment volume hit $226B in 2025 — up 733% year-over-year. That's not crypto speculation. That's enterprise treasury teams quietly replacing slow, expensive wire transfers. The GENIUS Act (signed July 2025) gave them the regulatory cover they were waiting for. Adoption is now the story, not regulation. --- 4/ B2B PAYMENTS PayPal is in trouble. Q4 2025: missed earnings, missed revenue, new CEO in March. The problem isn't the product — it's merchant adoption. They rebuilt checkout, but couldn't get merchants to upgrade fast enough. Apple and Google are eating their lunch on mobile. Gen Z isn't clicking the PayPal button. --- 5/ STAT OF THE WEEK $120,000,000,000 That's how much businesses lose every year to cross-border B2B payment fees. For context: that's more than the GDP of 100+ countries. And yet most enterprises still use the same correspondent banking rails they used in 1990. The opportunity for disruption is enormous. --- 6/ UNDER THE RADAR Most people are sleeping on this: the Federal Reserve published a new note on payment stablecoins and cross-border payments — on March 30. Key finding: stablecoin adoption could meaningfully reduce the role of correspondent banks in international settlement. The Fed is not dismissing this. They're modeling it. Pay attention. --- 7/ REG WATCH Three regulatory fronts to watch right now: → US: GENIUS Act live, but stablecoin yield rules still contested — Coinbase vs. banking groups → EU: MiCA fully operational, USDT delisted from major exchanges, USDC up 337% in Europe → UK: FCA stablecoin framework expected in 2026, secondary legislation pending The US and EU are diverging. That creates compliance complexity for any payments firm operating across both. --- 8/ CONTRARIAN TAKE Everyone says SWIFT's blockchain ledger is proof traditional finance is "winning" the crypto rails war. I think that's the wrong frame. SWIFT moving on-chain isn't a victory for banks. It's an admission that the stablecoin threat was real enough to force action. The question now: can they execute before Ripple, Circle, and Stripe's Bridge build the same thing faster? --- 9/ PERSON TO FOLLOW @jerallaire — Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle Circle's USDC is now the fastest-growing stablecoin in Europe post-MiCA, up 337% in H1 2025. He posts daily on the intersection of stablecoins, payments, and monetary policy. If you want to understand where crypto rails and enterprise payments converge — this is the feed. --- 10/ WHAT I'M WATCHING NEXT WEEK → Any update on SWIFT's MVP bank onboarding timeline → PayPal Q1 2026 earnings — new CEO Enrique Lores' first public commentary → FedNow and RTP adoption data — will Request for Payment finally break through in B2B? → Movement on the US stablecoin yield dispute Follow @pymtexecutive for real-time takes as these develop. --- That's the Payments Pulse for April 14, 2026. 🏁 If this thread was useful: → Repost tweet 1 so others in payments can follow along → Follow @pymtexecutive for daily cross-border, B2B & crypto payments intelligence → Reply with anything I missed this week See you next Monday.

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  Jackson Ly (@ath_jackson) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto Stacking unverified technicals like that April 2025 support flip creates a false certainty the tape doesn't support. The 6-month downtrend break is the only verified signal here. Spot demand bias is bullish with a +0.045% Coinbase premium, but narrative-driven checklists are not structural proof.

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  Dr Efi Pylarinou (@efipm) reported 35 minutes ago

  @sarahzorah @coinbase Congratulations Sarah. Your background is unique and I am sure you will help advance the convergence of the Tokenized world and the Agentic economy.

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  Truealpha🟦 (@0xTruealpha) reported 36 minutes ago

  Why Base? A fresh take April 2026 If you still think Base is just a cheap and fast Ethereum L2 mostly used for memecoins, it is probably time to update that view. What Coinbase is building with Base is much bigger than that. It is slowly becoming open infrastructure for a global onchain economy, where TradFi, DeFi, AI agents, payments, and everyday apps all connect seamlessly. Here is what most people are still missing 1. Web2 level speed is actually here With Flashblocks, block times dropped from around 2 seconds to nearly 200 milliseconds. Transactions now feel almost instant, closer to using a regular app than a blockchain. This is no longer just about being cheap. It unlocks real use cases like real time gaming, AI agents making micro payments, and high frequency onchain activity. 2. Moving toward real independence Since early 2026, Base has been reducing its reliance on the OP Stack and building more of its own infrastructure. This allows faster upgrades, more flexibility, and stronger long term control over performance. This shift is important and still under the radar for many. 3. Clear direction for 2026 The focus is no longer unclear Tokenized real world assets such as stocks, treasuries, and commodities Stablecoin payments at scale, especially USDC Tools and infrastructure for AI agents to operate and transact onchain This is where Base moves beyond just DeFi and memecoins. 4. Distribution is the real advantage This is where Base stands out the most. Coinbase brings millions of verified users into the ecosystem. Smart Wallets remove the need for seed phrases and simplify onboarding. Users can move into onchain apps with almost no friction. This solves one of the biggest problems in crypto, which is user adoption. 5. A living ecosystem The ecosystem is not just hype DeFi continues to grow. Memecoins are still active. At the same time, AI agents, SocialFi, and new types of applications are emerging rapidly. So why Base...? Because it is one of the few L2s combining speed, low cost, real users, and a clear path toward tokenized markets and AI driven applications. Many chains have strong technology. Some have liquidity. Very few have both along with real distribution. Base is bringing all of these elements together. If you are not paying attention yet, you might be underestimating what is coming next. What do you think matters more Flashblocks Tokenized assets Smart Wallets AI agents STAY BASED @base @cb03c66

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  Island Bound (@LittleTerr18535) reported 41 minutes ago

  @amtvmedia I’m on with support - they are saying it was using DEX trade and never supported it. But my balance is on Coinbase I imagine this will get resolved

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  Index & Forget (@IndexAndForget) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Alleninvests After the island emails came out thats when my skepticism increased about Bitcoin Bitcoin core developers were bribed, Coinbase stock was bought Jane Street controlling price action for months on end before being caught We need a Silk Road files too, whole lots of Bitcoin were changing hands on a dark web drug site

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  Seline Durand | CB-REP (@jorgeropin) reported 43 minutes ago

  @KenAdamsII56947 Hi 👋 This is usually a synchronization or network display issue on Base—please update your Coinbase Wallet, ensure you’re on the correct network, and allow it to fully sync so your tokens can appear or be claimed. I can guide you through the process if needed

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  Seline Durand | CB-REP (@jorgeropin) reported 46 minutes ago

  @BadGirlHarem @DackieSwap Hi 👋 This is likely a connection or sync issue with the Coinbase Wallet on Base—please update the app, reconnect your wallet, and ensure it’s fully synchronized before trying again. I can guide you through the process if needed

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  Jaggedah (@jaggedah) reported 48 minutes ago

  American banks take customer deposits and earn 5-10% or more by lending it out to individuals and corporations. They pay less than 0.5% yield on it to the depositor and pocket the spread. "Your margin is my opportunity" is what companies like Coinbase is arguing, and rightly so. The banking association is trying to protect its monopoly and it should be seen for what it is.

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  KeyShield Systems (@KeyShield_Pro) reported 48 minutes ago

  @aparjey I'm actively tracking Coinbase phishing scams that drain accounts. Share the phishing site details and your transaction records so I can trace where your funds were moved and potentially recover them through the network I'm investigating.

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  jordan (@cryptosmiff) reported 51 minutes ago

  Coinbase paid $200m for top notch customer service

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  Dan (@salinasdanielf) reported 53 minutes ago

  @chainlink @coinbase This is the part most people miss about AI agents + crypto: agents need to transact but they can't open bank accounts or sign contracts. Onchain rails solve the identity problem machines have always had. Blockchains were never really for humans — they were always the perfect infrastructure for autonomous economic actors. We just didn't know what those actors would be yet.

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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 53 minutes ago

  gonna follow the good stuff, at this point i don't care the narrative, that **** is silly anyway, so... no kols, the cex clusters are genuine meaning that you don't have just 5 fat wallets making them up, a good coinbase one, low mexc/change now ones, so here goes nothing

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  wbnns (@wbnns) reported 54 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @FEhrsam @balajis Olaf OG Coinbase support days to better inform CX would also be a good one

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  devfchen | 解放生产力 (@_devfchen) reported 57 minutes ago

  @0xaletheia369 Good article~ The 12x P/E in this report uses circulating mcap (~$10B). But FDV is $39B — that's a 48x P/E, higher than Coinbase. Team holds 23.8% unlocking with zero external oversight. Once dilution hits, that "undervalued" narrative breaks down fast. Add Q1 2026 fees already 55% off peak — HYPE isn't cheap. The market is pricing in what ignores...

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  Ricard Torrus Simons (@RicardSimo58299) reported 58 minutes ago

  @coinbase Honestly, nice news. But as a Coinbase user it seems impossible to send crypto to another self custody wallet even if you comply with all requirements and after multiple days of an engineering team looking into it. Really doubtful of the engineering skills at this company