Kraken Says Withdrawals Are Stuck as Funding Problems Hit 23 Services

Kraken Says Withdrawals Are Stuck as Funding Problems Hit 23 Services Lockridge Okoth Tue, September 8, 2026 at 11:38 PM GMT+9 2 min read KRAK.PVT ATOM-USD +5.87% TIA-USD -5.25% Kraken Fed master account still not live after historic approval. Photo by BeInCrypto Kraken told customers on Tuesday that withdrawals were stuck, the second service fault the exchange disclosed in a single day.

The notice went up shortly after 2 p.m. UTC. Kraken said it had identified the cause. However, it gave no timeline, no list of affected coins, and no account of what broke.

Funding is the exchange's term for money moving in and out, meaning deposits and withdrawals. Trading, the website and Kraken's data feeds all stayed operational.

"We are aware of a temporary hiccup affecting withdrawals, which may be briefly delayed at this time."

The company's status board listed 23 of its 725 funding services as degraded. Most of that damage predates Tuesday.

On September 4, the exchange paused deposits across more than 20 blockchain networks. Cosmos (ATOM) and Celestia (TIA) were among them, and that incident remains open.

Hours earlier, Kraken reported that account balance histories had gone stale. Daily figures have since recovered, while hourly figures remain behind.

Reliability carries unusual weight for the firm right now. BeInCrypto reported last week that Kraken parent Payward is wiring itself into Nasdaq and the London Stock Exchange. Meanwhile, the firm keeps delaying its own IPO, now aimed at 2027.

Institutional clients judge an exchange on whether money moves when they ask for it. A run of funding faults complicates that pitch. Payward is also preparing to sell tokenized London stocks to investors in 110 countries.

Kraken has not said what failed. Whether Tuesday's problem is new, or another symptom of the September 4 outage, the next update should say.

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