Robinhood outage history

Robinhood users faced a broad outage affecting the mobile app and the website, with accounts failing to load, data not updating, and some pages not rendering. The disruption began around Sep 21, 2026 10:58 PM UTC, and user reports surged through the next hour, peaking between 11:15 PM UTC and 11:30 PM UTC. StatusGator flagged the issue at Sep 21, 2026 10:58 PM UTC as an Early Warning Signal, with the signal ending around 11:50 PM UTC, suggesting stabilization after the peak of the outage. For much of the window, users struggled with loading failures, incomplete balances, and delays in price or account data across both app and web experiences.

The incident appeared broadly across the United States, with many reports from major urban areas, and additional feedback from some international users. The experience during the peak period involved slow loads, non-loading pages, and disrupted or missing data that prevented typical trading actions and routine check-ins. The available public-facing updates were limited, so the user-facing impact and the timeline above reflect what customers experienced in real time and what StatusGator captured through monitoring.

Robinhood faced a platform-wide outage that prevented futures orders from being placed and caused web and mobile pages to fail to load. Users reported being unable to trade, log in, or view charts and account data across devices. The impact began around 12:35 PM UTC and persisted into the early afternoon, with reports peaking around 1:00 PM UTC before gradually easing by 1:34 PM UTC.

StatusGator detected the issue at Jul 28, 2026 12:35 PM UTC, roughly an hour before a public acknowledgment, and the Early Warning Signal ended at 1:34 PM UTC. There was no public Robinhood status page available to provide updates during the incident. The disruption appeared most evident for North American users, affecting both the Robinhood app and the website and preventing trades or data access until services began to recover.

An outage prevented loading of Robinhood's function pages and app interface, impacting users across several U.S. regions. Reports described issues loading the app and navigating the site, with the problem beginning at 9:39 PM UTC and lasting about 20 minutes until 9:59 PM UTC. StatusGator detected user-reported issues starting at Feb 26, 2026 9:39 PM UTC, ahead of any official acknowledgement. Reports came from cities including Miami, FL; Denver, CO; Bellevue, WA; Van Nuys, CA; and Warsaw, IN, indicating broad geographic impact. Robinhood did not publish an official status update during the incident, and there were no visible provider updates on a status page.

Robinhood users were affected by a countdown screen glitch that produced a black or frozen display and, in some cases, prevented access to the app. The outage began at 1:34 AM UTC and the countdown was unusable until 2:16 AM UTC, lasting about 42 minutes. Reports from multiple locations in the United States described crashes, failed loads, and an inability to engage with the app during the countdown. There were no published official status updates from Robinhood, and Robinhood does not maintain a public status page; StatusGator captured the issue via user reports. Dec 27, 2025 1:34 AM UTC StatusGator detected the issue based on early user reports, with the problem resolving around 2:16 AM UTC.

Robinhood experienced a brief outage affecting account information and the mobile app. The incident began at 2:02 AM UTC and was resolved by 2:21 AM UTC, lasting approximately 19 minutes. Users reported errors when accessing account details, attempting transfers, and viewing live price information, with some interfaces not displaying buy or sell actions. Reports came from multiple locations across the United States, indicating a localized disruption rather than a global service issue.

Robinhood did not publish an official status update during the incident. StatusGator logged an Early Warning Signal at Dec 5, 2025 2:02 AM UTC based on user reports ahead of any provider acknowledgment. The disruption appeared across multiple locations in the United States, indicating a localized outage rather than a global service issue.

Robinhood users experienced a brief outage where the website and mobile app failed to load or refresh data. Users reported pages not loading and data not updating, with some mobile app experiences showing stale information. The disruption lasted about 2 minutes, from 1:57 PM UTC to 1:59 PM UTC.

Robinhood users experienced a brief outage affecting trading and chart data, with issues loading charts, tickers, and the ability to place trades. The outage began at 1:46 PM UTC and was resolved by 2:02 PM UTC, lasting about 16 minutes. Reports originated from multiple U.S. cities, indicating nationwide impact on trading and market data.

StatusGator detected an Early Warning Signal starting at 1:46 PM UTC due to user reports before any public acknowledgment. Robinhood does not maintain an official public status page, so there were no published updates from Robinhood during the incident. The issue aligns with user-reported symptoms across several locations: charts not loading, tickers not loading, and trades not executing.

The Robinhood platform experienced a brief disruption affecting options trading. The outage began at 5:45 PM UTC and ended at 6:04 PM UTC, lasting about 19 minutes. Users across several locations reported issues placing or modifying options orders and related trading actions, with some unable to log in to options features. Because Robinhood does not operate a public status page, there were no official updates published to confirm the outage. StatusGator detected the issue at Oct 22, 2025 5:45 PM UTC based on user reports ahead of any official acknowledgment.

Robinhood users across North America faced an outage affecting login and app loading. Users reported being unable to log in, pages not loading, and balances showing incorrect values. The incident began around 5:00 AM UTC with a surge of reports, and StatusGator issued an Early Warning Signal at Oct 22, 2025 5:01 AM UTC. The outage lasted about 5:53 AM UTC.

Robinhood's mobile app and website were unavailable for many users, with pages failing to load and 502 Bad Gateway errors reported across multiple sessions. The outage prevented access to accounts, trading, balances, and real-time data on both mobile and web. The disruption began at Oct 20, 2025 7:04 AM UTC and persisted for about 43 minutes, with service restored by Oct 20, 2025 7:47 AM UTC.

StatusGator detected the issue at Oct 20, 2025 7:04 AM UTC based on user reports, ahead of any official acknowledgment. There were no Robinhood status updates during the event, and the outage appears to have been global given the broad pattern of user reports from many locations. The incident highlights a widespread disruption to the Robinhood app and website across mobile and desktop platforms.