Coinbase Payments outage resolved after hours of disruption
The company said some users could not finish checkouts using on-chain funds on 10 November, with the issue fixed by 11 November.
Key takeaways
- 1Incident began on 10 November at 15:11 PST, affecting checkout using network funds
- 2Service was marked resolved on 11 November at 09:11 PST
Coinbase reported a degraded performance incident on its Payments service that began on 10 November at 15:11 PST and was resolved by 09:11 PST the next day, according to the company’s status page.
The company said some customers were unable to complete Coinbase Payments checkouts using funds on networks. The status update described the problem as an inability to finish transactions and marked the service as operational after investigation.
Coinbase is a major US cryptocurrency exchange that offers a Payments platform allowing retail users to buy crypto and pay for goods with on-chain balances. Reliability of the checkout flow matters for everyday transactions and for maintaining user confidence in the platform.
The brief disruption shows how payment processing depends on stable network connectivity. Users may keep alternative payment methods ready, and observers will watch future Coinbase status releases for any recurrence. The company is expected to review the incident to prevent similar downtime.
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