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Blockchain.com has no phone support. Help runs through the support center on blockchain.com and the support option inside the app: you open a ticket and the conversation continues by email with the address linked to your account. Be careful with phone numbers that show up in a search or on social media: impostors posing as Blockchain.com support are common, and genuine support never needs your recovery phrase, your private keys or remote access to your device. When you contact support, include the transaction ID or hash, the account email and screenshots of what you see, and note your ticket number.

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Funds on hold and withdrawals stuck in pending are the biggest theme in the complaints about Blockchain.com here. First establish which product you are using: the Blockchain.com Wallet, where you hold the keys yourself, or the exchange and trading accounts, where Blockchain.com holds the funds and applies identity checks. For a wallet transaction, look up the transaction hash on a block explorer: if it is confirmed on the blockchain, it has left your wallet and nobody can reverse it, and if it is unconfirmed it is usually waiting because of network congestion or a low fee. For an exchange withdrawal, a hold is most often tied to verification, a security review or a bank transfer that is still clearing. Ask support for the specific reason, what you need to provide and a reference number. Put the transaction hash, the ticket numbers and the dates in your complaint here, and our trained AI opens a case file and stays on the case with you: what to send support next and where the claim goes when the hold sits on the exchange side.

Restricted accounts usually trace back to verification: a document that was rejected, a mismatch between your details and your ID, or a compliance review that asks for the source of your funds. Respond through the support ticket only, upload exactly what is requested and keep copies of everything you send along with the dates. Ask for a clear list of what is still missing rather than re-sending the same documents. Do not send more funds to a restricted account, and never share your recovery phrase with anyone who offers to unblock it. Depending on where you live, a financial regulator or ombudsman may accept complaints about crypto firms when the company itself stops responding.

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Blockchain.com is a real and long-established crypto company, one of the oldest wallet providers in the industry, so it is not a fake website. Our data still says: be careful. Consumers here rate it 1.1 out of 5, and almost every complaint is about the same thing, money that cannot be withdrawn or an account that is stuck in verification. Two things also catch users out: a self-custody wallet means Blockchain.com cannot recover funds you sent to the wrong address, and scammers actively use the Blockchain.com name in fake support accounts and phishing emails. Only use the official blockchain.com domain and the support center inside the app.

So far consumers reported 82 complaints about Blockchain.com here, with an average rating of 1.1 out of 5. The most common themes: account verification that takes far too long, funds held back for extended periods, support that is slow or silent, transactions stuck in pending, accounts blocked or restricted without a clear explanation, and withdrawals that simply do not go through.

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