Online brokerage platform Robinhood said it's back up and running after an outage prevented customers from accessing their accounts during Monday's stock surge. We will update this article if and when Robinhood releases a formal statement regarding the cause of this issue.

"We still have problems with the entire system". The team had also promised to release updates when they become available, ending the message with an apology, and appreciation of the users' patience as the team works to fix the service. "We apologize again for the trouble this has caused and appreciate your patience with us as we work to resume service".

It wasn't the intercalary year, a coding blip, or a hack that precipitated Robinhood's large outages yesterday and at present that left prospects unable to commerce shares.

Robinhood began offering trading of Bitcoin and Ethereum to users in California, Massachusetts, Missouri, and Montana in February 2018.

Robinhood is now still down as of the time of the writing of this article, the status of the website can be monitored here.



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At about 4:07PM Eastern Time, Robinhood apologized to its users on Twitter saying: "We are still experiencing system-wide issues". We are determined to restore full functionality as quickly as possible. For the latest updates, check out Robinhood's service status page here.

Robinhood attributed the Monday outage to an infrastructure "instability" that kept systems from communicating with each other.

After the persistent Outage, users of the Platform reported the incident to Robinhood about the unavailability of some functions and asset classes in the application. We test throughout the night and may notice some downtime during the preparation on Tuesday. "We realize we let you down, and our team is committed to improving your experience".

Robinhood has recovered from a prolonged series of outages this week during one of the most volatile trading periods in US history. Some users even wanted to file a complaint with the USA regulators, while others suggested that they might take a legal class action against the company.

A Twitter account, Robinhood Class Action, had almost 6,000 followers as of midday Tuesday. The server down issues have still not found its end. The Robinhood app has so far been valued at $ 7.6 billion and is known in the cryptocommunity for its zero-commission cryptocurrency transactions.