Coinbase Withdrawal Delay: EGLD (MultiversX) Sends and Receives Outage (Sept 2026)

Coinbase reported delayed sends and receives for EGLD (MultiversX) on its status page. If you're trying to move EGLD on Coinbase right now, your transaction may take longer than normal to arrive or confirm — your funds are not automatically lost, but you should confirm the current status before assuming something is wrong.

Source: status.coinbase.com/incidents/k5x6wlf8ws8b — Announced 2026-09-19 UTC, checked 2026-09-19.

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What Happened With This Coinbase Withdrawal Issue?

According to Coinbase's official status page, the incident is titled "Delayed Sends and Receives - EGLD (MultiversX)," first detected and announced on 2026-09-19 UTC. The status page does not publish a timestamp beyond the date, and it does not state a cause or an estimated resolution time in the title itself. CompareCEX has not independently verified the root cause, and we are not going to guess one — if you need the latest incident notes (updates, resolution time, affected regions), read them directly on the official Coinbase status page, since status pages are updated in real time and this article is a snapshot from the date above.

What we can confirm from the announcement title alone: the issue is specific to EGLD (MultiversX) send and receive transactions on Coinbase. It is not described as affecting other assets, trading, or account access.

What Does This Mean for Users in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia?

No country-specific impact found in the announcement. Coinbase's status page does not segment this incident by region, and there is nothing in the source indicating that US, UK, Canada, or Australia users are affected differently from each other.

That said, availability of Coinbase products already varies by jurisdiction for reasons unrelated to this incident — for example, KYC identity verification is required to trade on Coinbase^†, and the exchange operates under US-based oversight, including registrations with the SEC and FINRA^†. If you're outside the US, it's worth double-checking which Coinbase features are enabled for your country using Coinbase's own help center rather than assuming this outage explains a feature limitation you're seeing.

What Should You Check on Coinbase Right Now?

If you hold or were about to send/receive EGLD on Coinbase, work through this checklist before contacting support:

1. Check your EGLD balance. Log in and confirm the coin still shows in your portfolio — a delayed transaction is different from a missing balance.
2. Check pending transaction status. Look at your transaction history for the EGLD send/receive that's stuck; note whether it shows "pending" rather than "failed."
3. Re-read the official incident page. Coinbase updates status incidents as they progress — check for an "identified," "monitoring," or "resolved" update before assuming the issue is still active.
4. Avoid resubmitting the same withdrawal. Sending the transaction again while the network is delayed can create confusion when both eventually process — wait for the first one to confirm or fail.
5. Check any Coinbase withdrawal code text you received. If you got a verification code by SMS or email for the transaction, keep it — you may need it again if you have to reinitiate the withdrawal after the incident is marked resolved.
6. Contact Coinbase support if the delay continues after the status page marks the incident resolved. Coinbase lists email, ticket, and help center channels, available 24/7^†.

How Do Coinbase Withdrawal Fees and Limits Normally Work?

Outside of this specific incident, here's what is verified about Coinbase's standard trading costs. Note that withdrawal-specific fees, withdrawal limits, and typical withdrawal processing time are not verified in our Knowledge Graph — Coinbase's own fee schedule page returned a fetch error during our data collection, so we are not going to publish a number we can't confirm. Check Coinbase's official fee page directly for current withdrawal fees and limits.

If you want to compare these trading costs against another exchange side by side, our fee calculator can help, and our Coinbase exchange profile has the full verified fact sheet.

Common Mistakes During a Withdrawal Delay Like This

• Assuming a delayed transaction means lost funds. A "pending" or "delayed" status is not the same as a failed transaction — check the status page and your transaction history before panicking.
• Resending the withdrawal multiple times. This can create duplicate pending transactions and make it harder for support to track your case.
• Ignoring the official status page and relying on social media rumors instead. Status pages are the most direct, first-party source for confirmed incident updates.
• Discarding the Coinbase withdrawal code text you received. If a verification code was sent for the transaction, save it in case you need to reinitiate the request.
• Making a trading decision based on the outage. A withdrawal delay is an operational issue, not a signal about the value of EGLD or any other asset — see our risk note below.

FAQ

Is my EGLD safe during this Coinbase outage?

The announcement describes a delay in sending and receiving EGLD, not a loss of funds. For the current, authoritative status, always check the official incident page rather than relying on this article after the date above.

Will Coinbase charge withdrawal fees during the delay?

This is not addressed in the announcement, and Coinbase's specific withdrawal fee figures are not verified in our data. Check Coinbase's official fee schedule for current details.

What is the "withdrawal code text" Coinbase sends?

This generally refers to a one-time verification code sent by SMS or email to confirm a withdrawal request. It's part of Coinbase's account security process; if you're troubleshooting a delayed transaction, keep any code you received rather than discarding it.

Where can I get updates on this specific incident?

Directly from status.coinbase.com. Status pages are updated as an incident is identified, monitored, and resolved, which this article — a point-in-time snapshot — cannot reflect in real time.

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Updated 2026-09-19. This is an event/news article about a specific, time-bound incident — see our affiliate disclosure for how we handle sponsored links.