Cash App Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Cash App users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Cash App, make sure to submit a report below
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.
Cash App users affected:
Cash App is a mobile payment service developed by Square, Inc., allowing users to transfer money to one another using a mobile phone app. Cash App is available in USA and the UK.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Ashburn, VA | 2 |
| Tulsa, OK | 1 |
| Ferndale, MI | 1 |
| Patterson, CA | 1 |
| Atlanta, GA | 1 |
| Sterling Heights, MI | 1 |
| Louisville, KY | 1 |
| Groveport, OH | 1 |
| Fort Worth, TX | 1 |
| City of Humble, TX | 1 |
Community Discussion
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Cash App Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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PBJ Podcast (@PresidioPod) reportedAnother big week for @CashApp - the Wand sold out in <10 hours with no marketing & @moneyball calls its new USDC integration “by far the best stablecoin integration in the world." More on how Cash App is rebuilding payments ↓ Timestamps: 0:00 - Cash App’s Wand goes viral 0:47 - How the Wand works 4:21 - Could the Wand support bitcoin? 6:29 - USDC on Cash App 8:10 - Stablecoins with a real use case 12:17 - Where stablecoin UX still breaks 16:02 - Bitcoin vs corporate payment rails
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Angry Badger Minis (@AngryMinis) reportedDO NOT USE @CashApp If you have any type of fraud or issue, you will NOT get your money back and they only deal with you in regards to speaking to a supervisor through email. These are also illiterate Indians that don't even know who the FTC and they put the burden on your bank.
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SswwaaggyyZ Rushfur TFT/WR (@SswwaaggyyZ) reported@Kevinvose0 @CashApp **** off Nigerian scammer
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The Gaming Brilliant | Destiny X Naraka (@GamingBrill) reported@CryptoSchnauzr @CashApp Will definitely do this tonight! Thanks for the links. I wonder how long will @CashApp take to respond to this.. seems like a big company to go over this **** up and im sure we’re not the only ones
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I am everything (@undefeated51) reported@CashSupport U can't help u banned my social security number from opening an account terrible business practice I was scammed
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Somebody's Daughter 🤑😈🥴 (@Delirium_Gang) reportedI spent 45 dollars to get one and have it expedited to me.. I am not playing, I love the whimsy and @CashApp this was a grand decision for y'all.. obviously cause it sold out what within 24 hours? Im so excited for mine im gonna be buying Hella **** i don't need because of this
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MyOwnEnemy (@AshleyMcnichol3) reported@AngelDelDios @CashSupport @CashApp My question is, why did cash app support block me?
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AskMe.Com (@MzDlishus) reported@CashApp I am disappointed with a dispute I filed and denial of my appeal. My money is in limbo neither the merchant nor you all are trying to rectify the situation! I have NEVER had an issue with Cashapp, now I am a disgruntled customer and also a bank representative.
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xLambo876 (@0xLambo876) reported@CashSupport Im currently serving in the United States Navy and serving a deployment in 2025 in Bahrain my account apparently was closed apparently because of this even though I was never in that country I in Bahrain Im trying to appeal the decision please help me I appreciate it “On 10/04/25 , we noticed activity on your Cash App account that appears consistent with travel outside of the United States either to or within the close proximity of countries that Block does not support (specifically Iran).”
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@ANTHONYDIMOVSKI (@deeznutsrjuicy5) reportedDude shut my @CashApp down @KingJames @AJNlive
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Michael of Lotus (@zhi41150558) reported@CashSupport I initiated a transfer of $2,000 worth of BTC last Friday, and a week later, the status is still "Pending." I have contacted online customer support multiple times; each time, I was told to wait a few minutes for a reply, but there was never any follow-up.
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context (@contextinvestor) reported@camworboys @CashApp Given all your downsizing, how robust is your customer support? Or is it AI too?
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ShadowBoss (18+) (@ShadowSquadron0) reported@CashSupport, you got the nerve to send me a notification asking if you helped me with my request when you know DAMN WELL you didn't. And you're sending me jack **** in Gmail
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び DROWSEY TALLGEESE び (@B00FSmoker) reported@CashApp you rotten thieving ******* just took my last ten dollars like that **** was so bogus
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ON THE GROUND (@onthegroundpod) reported@CashApp just rolled out USDC to 60 million users. Jack Dorsey publicly said he doesn't like it. That tension tells you everything about where stablecoins are right now. Dorsey's objection is structural, not emotional. His argument: you're swapping one gatekeeper (the traditional banking system) for another (@circle, the issuer of USDC). That's a legitimate concern if your goal is true financial sovereignty. Bitcoin maximalists have always seen stablecoins as a halfway house, dollar-denominated, centrally issued, and ultimately no different from a bank account in terms of dependency. But @Block shipped it anyway because users demanded it. The product itself is well-designed. USDC runs across Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum. Incoming payments auto-convert to USD balance. No separate wallet. No crypto UX friction. Block is positioning this strictly as a payment rail, not a yield product. Daily send limit of $2,000, weekly $5,000, receive up to $10,000 weekly. New York is out entirely due to the regulatory environment there. This is the right call for the product. Stablecoin market cap just hit $322 billion, surpassing the FX reserves of the UK and Canada. The infrastructure is mature enough. The user demand is real. What's interesting is the honesty. Most companies in this position would run a press release about "meeting customers where they are." Dorsey said out loud that he doesn't want to do this. That's rare. And it reflects a genuine philosophical disagreement inside one of the most crypto-native companies in fintech. The bet Block is making: USDC as a payment rail is good enough to justify the dependency. The bet Dorsey would prefer: hold the line on Bitcoin and build toward something with no issuer risk. Both views are internally consistent. The market just voted.