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Robinhood Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Robinhood users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Robinhood, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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Robinhood is a free-trading app that lets investors trade stocks, options, exchange-traded funds and cryptocurrency without paying commissions or fees.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Township of Evan, KS 1
Saint Peters, MO 1
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Robinhood Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • HukumXBT
    HukumXBT (@HukumXBT) reported

    @GLITCHED_HOOD @RobinhoodApp Nge glitch

  • MBjornK
    MBK (@MBjornK) reported

    Can you team up with TradingView already? Like wtf?! @RobinhoodApp @vladtenev

  • bit_finance_
    Matthew, MBA (@bit_finance_) reported

    NFTs spent four years as the punchline of crypto. Then @RobinhoodApp Chain gave them wallets. Now they can hold tokenized stocks, receive protocol-funded distributions, custody graded trading cards, and carry operating rights in onchain networks. That doesn’t guarantee they’re valuable. But it fixes the problem that killed the last cycle: the picture no longer has to carry the entire economic argument. NFTs are back. This time with balance sheets.😈 New article; link in the comments.

  • JermboSlice
    Jerm (@JermboSlice) reported

    Remember when @RobinhoodApp didn't have enough #Dogecoin $Doge for retail so they paused buying until they could get more? pepecoin-network:native nfa lol

  • Yemihq
    Yemi 🟢 ♻️ 💚 (@Yemihq) reported

    @basedangelsbtc @RobinhoodApp Damn we are so back

  • SeanKlenert
    Sean Klenert (@SeanKlenert) reported

    Nearly 4 months since $$thousands were stolen from my @RobinhoodApp account. I reported the fraud immediately. Four months later, I still have no meaningful update, no resolution, and no clear timeline for getting my money back @RobinhoodApp —can someone please help resolve this?

  • MeeMoses83411
    Meeee (@MeeMoses83411) reported

    @1winPro @1winToken Base wouldn't be bad or @RobinhoodApp

  • Mezelar
    mezelar🐐☂️ (@Mezelar) reported

    @EtherBubu @JAyobami76581 @RobinhoodApp Submission button not working

  • CharlesSchwab
    Charles Schwab Corp (@CharlesSchwab) reported

    @eansky1 @RobinhoodApp Hello! Thank you for contacting us in regard to your experience. At this time we are not experiencing any widespread issues with the platform. Please give us a call at 800-435-9050 if you need to place a trade or 800-435-4000 for additional trouble shooting, available 24/7.

  • HBO_data
    H B O (@HBO_data) reported

    @rishboyy @Miu_nft @RobinhoodApp That’s a problem worth solving properly

  • nrlartt
    NRL (@nrlartt) reported

    @RobinhoodApp We don’t slow down

  • sneedweb
    Sneed (@sneedweb) reported

    🚨 @RobinhoodApp is still robbing its customers by selling them fake securities with no real underlying ownership. This follows a familiar pattern. In January 2021 during the GameStop short squeeze Robinhood restricted the buy button on $GME and other heavily traded stocks. Customers could sell but could not buy a decision that triggered massive backlash, lawsuits and congressional hearings. The platform was actively protecting institutional short sellers at the expense of its own retail users. 🛒⛔ Five years later, the same company is marketing “Stock Tokens.” These are tokenized debt instruments issued by an offshore Jersey entity. They give economic exposure to names like NVIDIA, Apple, Google and QQQ but they confer no legal or beneficial rights in those companies. They are not registered U.S. securities. 🔗 Robinhood itself flagged the core problem in its June 2026 10-Q: a major risk is that customers will misunderstand that the tokens “do not represent actual securities.” That’s not a minor disclaimer. 👀 That’s the company admitting it is selling something that looks like stocks while knowing many buyers will treat it as if they actually own the shares. 🤥 Customers get a synthetic wrapper. Robinhood keeps the real assets, the fees, and the plausible deniability. The risk of confusion is treated as the customer’s problem just as the restricted buy button was treated as an operational necessity in 2021. 🤡

  • JeffPsycheuup
    JB (@JeffPsycheuup) reported

    @UCopy417 @RobinhoodApp So U-copy, iyo, does this mean all of us in the community should be buying this stock right now through Robinhood at .08 cents to support this play? NFA

  • zerion
    Zerion (@zerion) reported

    @RobinhoodApp zero signs of slowing down👀

  • the_bigjonn
    Big Jonn ♟️🦾 (@the_bigjonn) reported

    @EtherBubu @RobinhoodApp Submit button still not working after 12 hours

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