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Explaining Our Recent Server & UI Issues

Jonathan Chester & John LindsayApril 11, 2025
Explaining Our Recent Server & UI Issues

Key Takeaways

  • Yesterday, our user and company portals went down due to an AWS issue.

Yesterday, our user and company portals went down due to an AWS issue. People were still getting their money, but as a result, our entire UI was inaccessible.Payrolls from companies that have already been created will be fulfilled. We have a backup URL for any companies that urgently need to fulfill a payroll.Additionally, please note that any deposits coming in will be fulfilled and that workers don’t need to do anything.Keep in mind that we are not holding funds, nor is anyone’s money in jeopardy. This is a technical, ongoing issue with the server and our portals, and we will notify you of any updates.Please reach out to support at support@bitwage.com if you have additional questions or would like access to the backup URL.We apologize for the inconvenience.Jonathan ChesterCEO, Bitwage

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About the Author

Jonathan Chester & John Lindsay

Jonathan Chester & John Lindsay

Jonathan Chester and John Lindsay are the co-founders of Bitwage, pioneering Bitcoin and stablecoin payroll solutions since 2014. Together they've built one of the most trusted cross-border payment platforms for remote teams.

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