Federal Reserve Outage History

The Federal Reserve's Services / Account Services briefly entered a degraded state. The issue was short-lived and recovered within minutes, with the status page showing the component moving from up to warn and back to up. Impact began at 1:03 AM UTC and was resolved by 1:12 AM UTC.

Fedwire Funds experienced a brief degraded state beginning at 10:33 PM UTC and was restored by 11:47 PM UTC. The Federal Reserve’s status page showed the Fedwire Funds component moving from up to warn and back to up as the incident progressed. Users relying on Fedwire Funds during this window may have faced delays or intermittent issues in transfers, though the issue was contained and resolved within about an hour.

The Federal Reserve experienced a brief degradation in its Services / Account Services component, potentially affecting account-related functionality for about an hour. The degraded state began at 1:22 AM UTC and the services were restored to normal by 2:22 AM UTC.

Two Federal Reserve settlement services experienced brief degraded performance late on 10:17 PM UTC, with National Settlement first listed as degraded, followed by Fedwire Funds a few minutes later at 10:22 PM UTC. The issues likely affected interbank settlement and funds-transfer workflows relying on these components, with degraded functionality observed over the next several hours.

The Federal Reserve's Fedwire Funds service experienced a brief degradation in availability. The Federal Reserve status page shows the Fedwire Funds component moving from normal operation to a degraded state at 10:32 PM UTC and returning to full functionality about 11:33 PM UTC, a window of roughly one hour. During this period, transfers routed through Fedwire Funds could have faced delays or intermittent processing before services were restored to full operation. The incident was categorized as a minor disruption with a quick recovery on the status page.

The Federal Reserve's Fedwire Funds service experienced a brief degradation beginning at 10:32 PM UTC, as the Fed's status page listed the Fedwire Funds component in degraded state. The issue persisted for about an hour and a half before the service returned to full operation at 12:03 AM UTC. During this period, large-value transfer processing and settlement capability available through Fedwire Funds could have been affected, potentially causing delays for institutions relying on these settlements. The status updates indicate a transition from degraded performance to normal operation as the incident resolved.

Users relying on Federal Reserve services experienced a brief degradation affecting Access Solutions / FedLine Advantage and Services / FedACH. The disruption began at 8:32 PM UTC with FedLine Advantage entering a degraded state. By 9:17 PM UTC, FedLine Advantage had returned to normal while FedACH moved into a degraded state, and by 9:58 PM UTC FedACH was restored.

The Federal Reserve's FedACH service briefly degraded, with the FedACH component listed in a warning starting at 3:33 AM UTC and returning to normal by 3:47 AM UTC, lasting roughly fourteen minutes. The status page shows FedACH returning to an up state after the short disruption, indicating a rapid recovery. This appears to be a brief incident with limited lasting impact as reflected in the status history.

A brief degraded state affected Fedwire Securities within the Federal Reserve's Fedwire Services. Market participants relying on Fedwire Securities may have experienced momentary interruptions or slower settlement processing during the incident. The disruption began at 6:52 PM UTC and was resolved by 8:02 PM UTC, lasting a little over an hour. The Federal Reserve's status page indicated the component moved from normal operation to a brief degraded state before returning to normal after the final update.

An event briefly affected the Federal Reserve's Services / Check 21 component. The Check 21 component entered a degraded state at 11:12 AM UTC and was restored to full operation by 11:17 AM UTC. The window lasted roughly five minutes, during which Check 21-related processes may have experienced transient delays. The Federal Reserve's status page subsequently listed the component as back to normal, indicating a brief, localized disruption with a rapid recovery.