Taskade had 58 outages in the last 2 years totaling 27h 55m of downtime — averaging 2.4 incidents per month.
There were 58 Taskade outages since October 15, 2025 totaling 27h 55m of downtime. Each is summarised below — incident details, duration, and resolution information.
From 14:23 UTC - 16:02 UTC on November 6th, we saw an increase in errors and latency for report and chart generation on the Dashboard. This issue is now resolved.
We're currently investigating elevated errors on Blik payments. We'll post an update soon.
From 20:40–21:15 UTC, we saw elevated errors on Blik payments. This is now resolved.
We're currently investigating a service disruption of the Blik payment method that began at 07:28 UTC. This issue is external to Stripe and is causing increased error rates for transactions processed through the Blik payment method. We are actively monitoring the situation and will provide updates as more information becomes available.
From 07:28 - 09:52 UTC there was a disruption with the Blik payment method causing increased error rates for Blik transactions. The issue was external to Stripe and is now resolved.
As a result of elevated error rates impacting our live support channels, we have disabled them. Our Email channels remain unaffected by this issue. We are actively monitoring the issue and will provide more information as it becomes available. This issue is external to Stripe.
From 07:45 to 22:32 UTC, we disabled live support channels as a result of a widespread outage external to Stripe. Our Email channels remained unaffected by this issue. The issue is now resolved and all channels are operational.
We experiencing elevated API errors that appear related to a widespread internet outage.
At 6:45 UTC, we observed elevated API errors likely related to a widespread internet outage affecting Affirm, Klarna, and Amazon Pay. This outage is also causing delays in responding to support requests via phone and chat. We recommend submitting a support ticket via email. As a result, Affirm, Klarna, and Amazon Pay have been temporarily disabled in our Checkout and Elements surfaces. API users leveraging these payment methods may still experience errors. The cause of this issue is external to Stripe.
From 6:45 UTC to 9:41 UTC, Affirm, Klarna, and Amazon Pay had brief periods of unavailability due to a widespread outage external to Stripe. As a result, users experienced elevated '500' errors when using these payment methods. These issues appear to be resolved, and the impacted payment methods are now enabled on all surfaces.
We're investigating elevated errors for Afterpay and Clearpay payments.
We continue to see elevated errors for Afterpay and Clearpay payments. At this time, the issue appears external to Stripe. We are in communication with the payment method provider as they work on a fix.
We are seeing recovery for Afterpay and Clearpay payments. The payment method provider has let us know they have fixed the issue for most regions. We are monitoring to ensure a full return to normal service levels.
From 02:34 UTC until 05:30 UTC and also from 06:11 until 06:23 UTC on 2025-10-20, we observed Elevated Afterpay and Clearpay errors. The issue was external to Stripe and is now resolved.
As of 15:28 UTC, we've seen elevated errors on PayPal payments. We're continuing to investigate and will post further updates.
We are continuing to investigate this issue.
From 15:28 – 16:26 UTC, we saw elevated errors on PayPal payments. This is now resolved.
We are monitoring a settlement delay affecting some Mastercard transactions since October 15, 00:15 UTC. This is a global issue under active investigation by Mastercard, and we are working closely with them to resolve it. Stripe Payouts are currently not delayed or impacted. No action is required from our users. We will share an update as soon as we have more information from Mastercard.
From 23:10 on 14 October to 18:17 on 15 October UTC, Mastercard experienced an incident impacting global settlements. This is now resolved. Stripe immediately took action to protect normal operations for users. As a result, there was no delay or impact to payouts.