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	24 days ago
Guayaquil		25 days ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	1 month ago
Montreux	Website	2 months ago
Miami	Transactions	2 months ago
Solihull	Transactions	2 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  BlesdAbroad (@BlesdAbroad) reported 10 minutes ago

  Coinbase has zero use for consumers. Institutions matter. Customer Experience for their consumer product is a joke... Run by @J0se Lacks security, competent support, and systems that even work.

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  Oracle | Web Developer (@DevOracle01) reported 10 minutes ago

  2. One CTA… not 5 This is where most of you mess up ➣ Join Discord ➣ Read Docs ➣ Buy Token ➣ Stake I checked one site… it had 6 You’re not guiding me, you’re confusing me Coinbase has just 1 = SIGN-up

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  MooMoo (@MooMooDogs) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Jay_S0L @coinbase Your single handed killing this yku absolute piece of **** ! Pay the ******* Dex what ******** is wrong with you you mental piece of ****

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  zhod (@zhodonx) reported 13 minutes ago

  Coinbase just dropped a 50-page paper on quantum & crypto. & the main conclusion from some of the best cryptographers in the space is basically this: “Waiting for it to be urgent is not a good idea.” And I think this isn’t taking seriously enough. What we know: Quantum can’t break crypto today. Good. But upgrading to protect it will take years. & the clock is technically already running. & the paper treats it like what it actually is: a migration project that’s already late. ➥ Post-quantum signatures could 38x Bitcoin block sizes ➥ Wallets with revealed public keys are the most exposed category rn ➥ Adversaries are already archiving encrypted data to decrypt later once the hardware exists The threat right now isn’t “when quantum arrives.” But in the years-long migration window crypto needs to survive before it does. - Most chains can’t upgrade their own cryptography fast enough. - Anything that wraps existing wallets in post-quantum protection starts being necessary. The institutions just caught up to what a smaller group of builders has been saying for two years. & that’s what @quipnetwork has been building quietly since 2024.

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  Catch Up (@CatchUpFeed) reported 14 minutes ago

  The IRS is now telling this woman she owes taxes on money that scammers stole from her through Coinbase. Let that sink in. She has nothing left, she’s living in a single room, and the government wants taxes on money she never actually made. This whole system is broken.

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  Robie the Robot (@RobieCoin) reported 14 minutes ago

  CHIP perp funding is running around –150% annualized with ~53% of binance accounts short and maybe 7–10% of supply float. ~$3.65b in futures volume printed in 24 hours on day two—4th after BTC, ETH, SOL. a single wallet (0x5c26) is short 34.5m CHIP, down ~$1.82m and tagged for liquidation around ~$0.217. shorts are literally paying longs to hold a token backstopped by a ~$665m GPU‑loan pipeline with NVIDIA, PayPal, and Coinbase Ventures on the cap table. this is MakerDAO‑for‑AI‑infra financing, and the market is trading it like another fade‑the‑ticker shitter. bear case is 1 billion. believe in something. // zero illusion

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  Block Al | All-In-One Marketing Growth Services (@BlockAI_Bot) reported 16 minutes ago

  🐋 Coinbase Prime 2 (@coinbase) just received 12,080.1 ETH ($28.0M) 🚨 Coinbase Prime 2 internal transfer: $28.0M ETH moved between wallets within the same institutional custody service. This appears to be routine operational movement, likely rebalancing between hot/cold storage or preparing for institutional client distributions. No immediate market impact expected from this internal reshuffling. From: 0xc8c557...815b95 To: Coinbase Prime 2 🔗 TX Link in comments

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  Koki (@k0k1eth) reported 21 minutes ago

  🇨🇭 Part two. Three more Swiss projects that most of CT never talks about. Europe needed a regulated crypto platform that could compete with Coinbase. A team in Lausanne built it before anyone else tried. @SwissBorg launched in 2017 and spent years solving a problem nobody wanted to touch. How do you build a crypto platform that is MiCA approved, licensed across Europe, and still competitive on product with the biggest exchanges in the world? Their Meta-Exchange aggregates liquidity across dozens of CEXs and DEXs and executes the optimal route automatically. They built a launchpad giving retail users access to pre-TGE deals previously locked behind VC relationships. And they just closed a Mastercard partnership for a crypto debit card accepted at over 150 million locations. Over 1 million users. While everyone watched the US exchanges, SwissBorg was building the infrastructure compliant crypto in Europe actually runs on. Then in Zurich, two founders identified the single biggest blocker to institutional capital entering crypto. It wasn’t volatility. It wasn’t technology. It was the absence of a regulated counterparty that institutions could legally trust. Think about what banks were doing to crypto companies in 2017. Closing accounts. Refusing to onboard. Treating digital assets like financial crime waiting to happen. Most traditional banks are still doing this today. @sygnumofficial went the other direction. They got a full Swiss FINMA banking licence, built every product institutions actually need, and opened for business as the world’s first regulated digital asset bank. In January 2025 they hit a $1 billion valuation. By December they had partnered with BNY for USD settlement. Over 2,000 institutional clients across 80+ countries are now moving real capital through a bank that chose crypto when every other bank was running from it. Most banks are still figuring out whether to let a crypto company open a basic account. Sygnum was already a bank. Same city. Same year. A completely different angle on the same problem. Hany Rashwan and Ophelia Snyder saw that institutional capital still couldn’t touch crypto directly. Pension funds and asset managers needed a regulated security they could buy through infrastructure they already used for stocks and bonds. November 2018. Crypto had just lost 80% of its value. Every institution that had flirted with the space had quietly backed away. Rashwan and Snyder listed HODL anyway. @21Shares put the world’s first physically-backed crypto ETP on the SIX Swiss Exchange with $5 million in assets and zero guarantee anyone would care. By mid-2025 they had surpassed $10 billion in AUM and held roughly one third of all European crypto ETP market share. In 2025 alone their secondary market turnover surged 56% to over $11.9 billion. The US didn’t approve a spot Bitcoin ETF until January 2024. Switzerland had physically-backed crypto ETPs on regulated exchanges six years earlier. Every time an institution buys crypto exposure through a regulated exchange today, the structure traces back to one product, listed in a bear market, by two people in Zurich who didn’t wait for permission. One country. Three more companies. All building the rails the rest of the industry runs on. Part three is coming 👀

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  Hüseyin Örskaya (@orskyai) reported 22 minutes ago

  @MattWallace888 CBRN monitors & Coinbase exposure… Feels less "and" and more "which problem gets funded first"? Isn't preventative tech always cheaper than cleanup? What's the actual cost of ignoring systemic financial vulnerabilities?

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  Pelas (@Pelasommayurek) reported 23 minutes ago

  @cb_cooper @coinbase @ErikVoorhees Just looks like data errors. FDM doesn't make sense either. ATH? lol

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  VIKRAM- THE GAMECHANGER (@gamechanger0078) reported 28 minutes ago

  @MattWallace888 @binance would have completely blocked that account for some period as soon as someone send proof of the scam. I don’t know why Coinbase acts like piece of **** sometimes

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  RunnerXBT (@RunnerXBT) reported 28 minutes ago

  sent money from Coinbase to ByBit 8 hours ago it still has not arrived due to "Travelers rule" (mind you, i submitted all needed information, the usual, as its CEX and its fully KYCd/AMLd all that jazz) all I can say from this experience Hyperliquid, **** the CEX

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  chaze🥂🐦‍🔥 (@chaze_d_king) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Mr_Jay_Pee And Coinbase still listed the ****

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  cryptomaniac (@cryptomaniacLLC) reported 32 minutes ago

  @coinbase #coinbase is scam garbage

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  Crypto420 (@Crypto42075) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Smart_Money Sounds like coinbase been working with them for all the delays make it look like the crypto industry first couple times then kick the can down the road

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  BlesdAbroad (@BlesdAbroad) reported 34 minutes ago

  @neilarora16 @coinbase Shittiest crypto platform to exist for consumers. Horrid customer experience with @J0se at the helm. He should go back to helping people with their Tesla's. Coinbase puts the user last.

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  Princess Peach ₊˚⊹ ᰔ (@prosperouspeach) reported 36 minutes ago

  cashapp has been getting a lot of love these last few days <3 throne is so-so and youpay/coinbase are as dry as the sahara let’s fix this ok? 🫰🏼

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  Restart Gaming (@terryjoel1) reported 37 minutes ago

  @coinbase I got a email stating I was trying to login to my account from 6 states away from me ? I hqve not even setup my payment method yet?

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  Liberty Swap ⚡️ Bridge2Pulse™️ Zero-Fee DEX (@LibertySwapFi) reported 40 minutes ago

  @coinbase The only one that hasn’t onboarded is Coinbase Support. We’ve been waiting for months for our code to be reviewed with no response, just silence.

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  PILTR (@Nico_pltrs) reported 46 minutes ago

  @CryptoStruct8 Absorption alone doesn’t imply accumulation. Spot isn’t showing aggressive follow-through and Coinbase premium, while positive, is fading - not expanding. That’s not strong demand, that’s weakening support. Also not seeing clear OI expansion to justify a directional long bias. Feels more like rotation / distribution than accumulation for now.

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  Hush (@HushWealth) reported 48 minutes ago

  @coinbureau Bipartisan support was never the problem. The stablecoin yield compromise was resolved in March. Bessent published a WSJ op ed calling for passage. Coinbase reversed course April 10. The substantive fight is over. Tim Scott still has not set a markup date. That is the entire remaining obstacle.

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  🚫👁Dan ⚡️🛰 (@DanVibes10) reported 49 minutes ago

  Coinbase and Google all saying we need to up the game with stuff going on with quantum moving forward. Good to see @quipnetwork working on a fix.

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  Jon B (@b_jon11067) reported 50 minutes ago

  @ianmiles Coinbase ain’t fixing **** unless we force them to be accountable.

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  BlesdAbroad (@BlesdAbroad) reported 51 minutes ago

  If you want to see how horrible the customer experience actually is for users at @coinbase and how little @J0se can actually do to provide a positive customer experience, just search through the replies of @CoinbaseSupport to see how many issues there are daily for users

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  Ben Ruggles (@BenRustC) reported 51 minutes ago

  Tennessee joins Indiana in banning crypto ATMs statewide, extending liability to hosting businesses, marking a stricter regulatory stance on crypto access. Meanwhile, Coinbase dismisses a Wisconsin lawsuit, advocating for CFTC oversight.

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  Mason Nystrom (@masonnystrom) reported 53 minutes ago

  @laserpunkdoteth @RyanSAdams 1) Coinbase allows people to borrow against ETH (cbETH) so it's entirely a fine comp. 1a) ETH shouldn't be losing as the collateral asset for it's own chain if it's truly better collateral than Bitcoin (aka better money) 2) "There are 1000s of protocols that support ETH" yeah and most of the collateral demand comes from staking and lending so Morpho and Aave are two of the most important protocols if you wanna say that ETH is money because it's a collateral asset. 3) It's not just morpho either. Aave is a leading protocol in TVL and the stablecoin % of deposits (e.g. what people want to borrow against) has basically only grown over time relative to ETH meaning people want to borrow against stables more than against ETH. In fact in past two months stablecoin collateral deposit demand was greater than ETH. So it's not wild at all, it's just the facts.

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  suraj pol (@surajpolwebd) reported 53 minutes ago

  Hey @coinbase Team Do you plan to support INR-based futures trading with API? I run a fully automated TradingView webhook system and want to avoid USDT/P2P due to tax complexity in India. Would love to build on @coinbase Anyone else know something regarding this pls comment

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  Bitcoin & Crypto Signal (@bionelabs) reported 57 minutes ago

  Ethereum sitting at $2305.77, down 1.22% in the last 24h. 📉 It’s a signal that the crypto waters can be choppy! What’s your strategy, HODL or trade? Let’s chat in the comments! 💬 #Ethereum #Crypto #HODL @ethereum @Coinbase

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  U.S.A.I. 🇺🇸 (@researchUSAI) reported 58 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 Logged-in Coinbase users.. Coinbase Global Inc. reported that certain logged-in U. S. users are currently unable to complete transactions through Coinbase Onramp. Guest checkout via the interface, as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay systems, remain unaffected The outage specifically impacts logged-in users attempting to finalize Onramp transactions, while alternative payment methods operate normally, suggesting an isolated issue within the platform's core user authentication flow Coinbase has not specified a resolution timeline, leaving affected users reliant on guest options amid potential disruptions to standard crypto on-ramps; broader platform stability could influence trading volumes as the company addresses the problem

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  BrokeBrah (@brokebrah) reported 59 minutes ago

  why so many crypto natives still use coinbase despite their horrible service and support and monstrous fees? cc @bitfloorsghost