[Coinbase Indian Rupee Withdrawals Unavailable for 5 Days] According to a report by Jinse Finance on November 15th, crypto.news confirmed that Coinbase confirmed Indian Rupee (INR) withdrawals remained unavailable, five days after its status page first recorded a bank partner outage on November 9th. Coinbase India stated on its X platform that the outage stemmed from a payment system interruption at a bank partner, affecting all of the bank's customers, not just Coinbase. Customer funds are safe, and the team is working around the clock with the bank to restore service. The statement did not name the bank or provide a recovery timeline. The incident was first recorded at 3:07 AM (Pacific Time) on November 9th, and an update at 7:49 PM that day narrowed the affected service to INR withdrawals only. INR deposits (including UPI) linked to bank accounts were operating normally. The notification advised customers not to initiate new withdrawals, as transactions submitted during the outage might fail or remain pending. No recovery forecast was provided in any of the updates. Users are demanding that crypto withdrawals be allowed as an alternative; according to Coinbase India's help page, adding a bank account permanently disables sending crypto assets to other customers, wallets, or exchanges, and removing the account does not restore this restriction, which the company attributes to requirements from local banks. The statement did not provide details on temporary crypto withdrawal arrangements or compensation.