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Blockchain.com Crypto Wallet Outage Affects 'Large Number' of Users
The outage was resolved roughly seven hours after publication of this article, according to the firm's status page.
Updated Sep 14, 2021, 12:23 p.m. Published Mar 9, 2021, 1:37 p.m.
Update (March 9, 21:19 UTC): According to the Blockchain.com status page, the outage was resolved at 20:07 UTC on Tuesday.
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Crypto wallet firm Blockchain.com announced Tuesday it is experiencing an outage that has impacted “a large number of customers.” The company, which recently raised $120 million, is currently investigating the issue.
📣 We have experienced an outage affecting some of our users and we are currently working to resolve this ASAP 🛠
— Blockchain.com Support (@AskBlockchain) March 9, 2021
You can check our status page for updates https://t.co/fW2xh93AOQ
In a follow-up tweet, Blockchain.com told its customers, “please rest assured your funds are secure.”
As of 13:37 UTC, the outage was still listed on Blockchain.com's status page.
Read more: Crypto Wallet Startup Blockchain.com Raises $120M From Investors Including Google Ventures
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