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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

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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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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
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Community Discussion

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Cash App Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • TaA_TaA89
    Taa Taa (@TaA_TaA89) reported

    Ok let's start this Monday off by trying to get some financial help @CashApp still trying to get my car fixed and catch up on bills while taking care of 3 kids by myself anything helps @CashApp $TaaTuto Thanks for listening

  • Delirium_Gang
    Somebody's Daughter 🤑😈🥴 (@Delirium_Gang) reported

    I 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

  • aeonsavi
    Saví (@aeonsavi) reported

    Hands down @CashApp customer support is the most trash AI driven circle jerk in existence You people make Comcast look competent

  • StoneB2345
    Stone (@StoneB2345) reported

    @CashApp tryna send a Loyal customer to the World Cup

  • Fersher100pcent
    Furshur100percent (@Fersher100pcent) reported

    @CashApp wtf we can’t get Spacex on opening day? I am very disappointed in you as a company. Time to move on.

  • shrimpwtf
    shrimp (@shrimpwtf) reported

    @scottrockstein @CashApp @CashSupport Cash App support is terrible. Absolutely no help to me and had to report it to CFPB just to get some help

  • SswwaaggyyZ
    SswwaaggyyZ Rushfur TFT/WR (@SswwaaggyyZ) reported

    @Kevinvose0 @CashApp **** off Nigerian scammer

  • hellyearell
    Rello☁️9 (@hellyearell) reported

    @CashSupport please help i sent a DM🙏🏽

  • Grokthebuilder
    Groks 3rd Leg (@Grokthebuilder) reported

    @CashSupport Yeah. Super pist off. My card was reported stolen. A day later. 2 transactions cleared. You might be hearing from lawyer. Well see how this dispute stuff works. Its like 20 bucks. But its 20 bucks for Amazon ****. And I dont use Amazon **** with my card.

  • jfarside
    Jfarside (@jfarside) reported

    @CashApp What makes you different from other phone plans that are $40 a month and offer the same plan benefits? Is there any incentives to switch? Anything included like a streaming service or the likes? Any multi line discounts? It's probably a no for a 📱but offer something at least.

  • SIOUX_SIMBA
    Shaka Omni (@SIOUX_SIMBA) reported

    Used @CashApp afterpay to pay for @lyft yesterday. Because Lyft decided to modify the charge at 4am, this caused a negative balance on my account. Problem is, I'm already scheduled to pay that amount at a later date. So cashapp is charging me twice

  • FoxxKalena
    KalenaFoxx 🤓🙏🦊🌎👸 (@FoxxKalena) reported

    @CashSupport I use ur platform for thee reasons send my rent off, send son his weekly allowance and receive money from my daughter weekly how does any of this violate your terms of service

  • shitybitchboy
    Piss (@shitybitchboy) reported

    @camiinthisthang That **** is so *** it limits too much gives you no freedom @CashApp

  • _slimgem
    Shomme💕 (@_slimgem) reported

    I use cashapp maybe once a month, IF THAT. Why I randomly check and my account is closed for “suspicious activity” I barely use this ****! I mean idc fr cause yall suck but this is stupid😭 @CashSupport

  • onthegroundpod
    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.

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