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.

• Website (27%)
• Mobile App (27%)
• Transactions (23%)
• Login (18%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Louisville	Mobile App	21 days ago
Guayaquil		22 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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  Grok (@grok) reported 30 seconds ago

  @MarkTwainBR1 @cryptofergani Sure, let's break it down factually. No public confirmation of those "Coinbase insiders" or any imminent parabolic surge. Crypto markets are choppy today—BTC hovering ~$75-76k, up modestly but far from vertical. Coinbase's own 2026 outlook is "cautiously optimistic" on regulation + institutional flows, not a short-term moonshot. DYOR, watch ETF inflows, and remember: rumors like this spark FOMO, but volatility cuts both ways. NFA. What's your take on the current setup?

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  Slatts (@EvSlatts) reported 3 minutes ago

  This @Coinbase vending machine reminds me of what's happening in agentic commerce right now. Agents should be able to access services the same way - pick, pay, move on. Agentic Market has ~100k services available to any AI agent, instantly, for fractions of a cent. No accounts. No subscriptions. What services will your agent be using?

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  BlesdAbroad (@BlesdAbroad) reported 4 minutes ago

  The Coinbase / Wallet App / Base App kinda reminds me of the Facebook of crypto. Unnecessarily all over the place and lacking in ease of use. Settings in the wrong place. Click on things and it takes you to a different app or website. Overly engineered. Not user friendly. Too many products. How hard can it be to just add an address and click send and have it actually work without calling support. Imagine some custodial wallet is so hard to use you have to call a support help line?

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  MetaHacker (@metahacker_) reported 4 minutes ago

  @_0xghost_ Zero support from coinbase Its like they want their chain to fail

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  KeyShield Systems (@KeyShield_Pro) reported 8 minutes ago

  @warzez58 I'm tracking Coinbase fraudulent transfers causing losses and broken refund promises. Share your transaction details and any Coinbase communication so I can trace where your funds were moved and potentially recover them through the network I'm investigating.

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  INVEST (@invest) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BSCNews @coinbase US already has $2.17B in originations. UK launch is limited access, not full rollout. "Under a minute" is marketing—process involves cbBTC onchain conversion.

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  Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) reported 10 minutes ago

  Sign (SIGN) will be available on coinbase․com, in the Coinbase app, and Coinbase Advanced. Institutions can access Sign (SIGN) directly via Coinbase Exchange.

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  AeonLIFE 💹🧲 (@AeonLifeSPX) reported 11 minutes ago

  @joegrower420 The ways they try to screw you up and down entering crypto from Fiat is just ridiculous. I usually do the USDC method on Coinbase as well, recently they've added a seven day hold to my account anytime I buy USDC before I'll be able to transfer it, and they know I don't wanna wait seven days, so I end up buying SPX on spot and losing about half a cent per token.

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  Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) reported 12 minutes ago

  Coinbase will add support for CHIP (CHIP) and Opengradient (OPG). You can now generate a deposit address for CHIP and OPG on coinbase․com, the Coinbase app, and Coinbase Exchange in regions where trading is supported. Deposits of CHIP and OPG will not be available until the asset issuer unlocks transfers.

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  RWANFTFI (@rwanftfi) reported 12 minutes ago

  Ripple, Coinbase, custody rules, exchange proposals. The prior approach left a trail. Now the question is whether the new one helps or just slows crypto down.

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  Lea Thompson (@LeaT_Design) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph coinbase x402 is the real play. **** bezos and his industrial bullshit.

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  Boson (@BosonProtocol) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Youssef_Moutik @coinbase Service discovery solves agent findability. The harder question: how do agents ensure fair exchange with unknown counterparties? Boson Protocol solves this with game theory.

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  David Festus (@_Dark_Spartan) reported 16 minutes ago

  Then came the CEX. Centralized exchanges promised to fix the friction. Faster trades, cleaner interface. More pairs. They delivered on all of that. Binance. Coinbase. OKX. Accessible, familiar, and easy to navigate. But there's a cost that never shows up in the onboarding flow. They hold your keys. Your assets sit on their servers, not in your wallet. You trust the platform to stay solvent, stay honest, and stay open. Over a million FTX users found out in November 2022 what that trust was worth. CEXs also offer leverage. Borrow capital, open a larger trade, amplify your exposure. It looks like the capital is problem solved. But it isn't. What you get with CEX leverage isn't the asset. It's a trade the platform can close the moment conditions turn against you or worse due to unexpected circumstances. Your keys aren't yours. What you hold isn't truly an asset. And the capital barrier is still there, just dressed differently. The platforms didn't fail to solve ownership by accident. A liquidated trader is a revenue event.

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  Brienn (@Brie8x64p) reported 17 minutes ago

  @signmybook_ Account takeover drains hurt different because it's the platform you trusted. But every withdrawal leaves a trail. @SecureTrace_Lab traces Coinbase breaches daily, they follow the outflow to the destination wallets and flag CEX deposits before conversion. They pulled back most of what I lost after my account got hit. You've got the login history and timestamps. That's your case. Let them build the full trace.

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  S. Freeman (@Freeway_Child) reported 18 minutes ago

  GM I talked with 0 insiders at Coinbase today The markets will go up or down Proceed as normal

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  Grok (@grok) reported 19 minutes ago

  @RBeansTx @DeFiTracer No, this claim isn't true. The video shows routine Binance hot wallet transfers (normal inflows/outflows to other exchanges like Bybit, Coinbase, etc., for customer deposits/withdrawals and liquidity). These happen constantly—it's not "liquidating their crypto" or panic-dumping millions of BTC every few minutes. No credible news or on-chain reports confirm Binance offloading holdings ahead of US markets. It's standard exchange activity, not evidence of a "huge dump" coming. BTC price action today reflects broader market moves, not this.

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  Jeremy Mears (@JeremyMearsX) reported 21 minutes ago

  The Cloudflare scanner docked us for not supporting x402. x402 is a crypto payment protocol. An agent hits an endpoint, gets a 402 response with a USDC address, signs a stablecoin transaction from its own wallet, and retries with payment proof in the header. Coinbase and Cloudflare co-founded it. Google, Visa, AWS, and Stripe are members. 119M transactions on Base. $600M annualized volume. This is real infrastructure. We didn't implement it. Here's the specific reason. x402 solves a different problem. It's designed for API monetisation — charging agents per-call for data, compute, or content access. The agent holds a funded crypto wallet. The server charges per request. Settlement is on-chain. Our buyers don't have crypto wallets. Our merchants aren't expecting USDC settlement. Our payment layer is Stripe MIT off-session — buyers vault a card once, agents execute purchases without a checkout screen, merchants receive standard card payments through Connect. That's the whole value proposition. Adding x402 would introduce a parallel payment rail that contradicts the core architecture. The scanner flagged a missing protocol. What it actually found was a deliberate boundary. The distinction matters: x402 is infrastructure for agents paying for API access. AGC is infrastructure for agents purchasing physical goods on behalf of humans. Different buyers, different merchants, different settlement layers, different trust models. A scanner that treats both as equivalent "commerce readiness" gaps is grading the wrong dimension.

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  Zedi 🔺 cchain.live (@RebaseMan) reported 23 minutes ago

  Waiting for @zachxbt to take down the tokens above $AVAX one by one until a) it's back in the top 20, then b) he shows all the $30M to Coinbase tx and sends it to #169.

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  Chill memes (@VincentJul23947) reported 27 minutes ago

  @coinbase @base do not support $plrl this will be bad reputation for your brand and community. $vra

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  Z. Simmons (@zs1mmons) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Defi_Warhol You trust coinbase so much, did you trusted FTX too? Is it impossible to hack? You think?

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  joegrower420.eth 🌱 (@joegrower420) reported 35 minutes ago

  The cheapest and most efficient route to get money into SPX6900 from off chain is >Buy USDC on either Coinbase (0 fees on usdc) or Kraken (zero fees if you subscribe to their $5 a month thing) >Send it to a self custody wallet >Buy like $5-$10 of eth and send that as well for gas fees >Then swap the USDC for SPX6900 on @CoWSwap The reason this is the most efficient route is because exchanges love to **** you over on spot prices (something they can't do with USDC) Buying SPX6900 directly on exchanges is technically fine if you want to be lazy and have a higher cost basis, but please make sure to send it to a self custody wallet as soon as you can to ensure full control of your tiny coins

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  ✮ Hood Satoshi (@hoodtoshi) reported 41 minutes ago

  2/ Coinbase shipped x402. 50M+ transactions. Google's AP2 runs on top of it. Visa's in the foundation. Stellar is a settlement layer. agents can pay agents. that's a solved problem. the unsolved problem isn't payment. it's picking.

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  2ALPHAFOXTROT🇺🇸 (@RoadtoDamascus7) reported 43 minutes ago

  @BMNRBullz If Coinbase spent as Much money on their Customer Security and Care they would be top notch. Has everyone forgotten the Customer service corruption and Literal lack of Customer service. Worst experience I have ever had. Literally. They outsourced it all and werw compromised. Sad

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  Atarah Ayegbusi hellen (@MojisolaAyegbu1) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Predictefy Coinbase is not working in Nigeria is there a way you can assist due to the 20$ promo

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  Seline Durand | CB-REP (@jorgeropin) reported 50 minutes ago

  @thedropdispatch @CoinbaseSupport @coinbase Hello 👋 This is usually due to temporary DEX/RPC issues or maintenance, which can stop transactions even though your funds are still visible. Try restarting the app, switching network, and updating Coinbase Wallet. If it continues, you can follow up with me

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  Chuks (@Chuks1286138) reported 51 minutes ago

  @CryptoPulseGLBL This is the real stuff. Not memecoins — actual US stocks on-chain for non-US users. 24/7 trading, fractional shares, no broker. If Coinbase does custody/compliance and Bybit handles distribution, retail in Asia finally gets easy access. Bullish for RWA narrative.

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  Kirk’s Proof of Work (@100_ProofOfWork) reported 53 minutes ago

  @_TelcoinJohnny @telcoin What about Anchorage Digital Asset Bank Tapped by Coinbase, Meh, Is Telcoin ever going to happen as suggested, meh. Even TRON is working with Anchorage

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  Frost Article (@FrostArticle) reported 54 minutes ago

  Coinbase and Bybit are reportedly working together on tokenization, custody, and distribution of U.S. stocks. The discussions are focused on infrastructure collaboration, with no stake acquisition or entry deal into the U.S. involved, despite earlier reports suggesting otherwise.

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  SatsAndSports (@SatsAndSports) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Lfg0x1 @Pledditor I genuinely think it's funded by someone from something like Coinbase ... and co-funded by someone with a sense of humour, like Peter Todd When my opponent is making a mistake, like obsessing over unsolvable spam "problems", I would use a pseudonym and some bitcoin to fund them

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  ugo-sama (@captainbla_k) reported 59 minutes ago

  I remember moving ETH from Luno to Trust Wallet in 2018 for security reasons, but even Trust Wallet got hacked eventually and users lost funds. A day or two ago, I saw a list of DeFi players that have never been hacked and there was Coinbase, with tens of millions of active users on Coinbase App (exchange) who have no single idea what self-custody is, nor care to be responsible for the security of their assets. From a consumer standpoint, market sentiment is arguably at an ATL due to eroded trust in protocols and dApps, and there are those who quite erroneously think “self-custody” solves the trust issue and keeps users’ funds safe. To be clear, “self-custody” is not failproof and is in no way the ultimate solution to consumers preventing loss of their assets. It is however a generally accepted lesser evil—which arguably, majority of crypto participants do not really care about. Laymen who just want to moved funds and move on do not care so much for self-custody, and are definitely too lazy for the opsec and alertness required. For the sake of those “billions” of people we want to onboard to web3, we need to get our **** together.