Cloudflare suffered a brief outage that disrupted several major online services, including trading platforms like Zerodha, Angel One, and Groww. Many users were unable to log in, place trades, or access live market data because APIs and backend systems dependent on Cloudflare’s network failed to connect. The issue, which affected multiple regions, also hit various websites, fintech apps, and enterprise tools. Trading was momentarily impacted during market hours, prompting delays and complaints on social media. Although Cloudflare began rolling out fixes and services slowly recovered, platforms continued to monitor their systems for lingering problems. Other Cloudflare-dependent services—such as Claude, Perplexity, and MakeMyTrip—were also affected.
This marks the second significant Cloudflare outage in recent months. A similar incident last month caused widespread disruptions, temporarily knocking platforms like X, ChatGPT, Letterboxd, and even Downdetector offline. Since Cloudflare manages content delivery, security, and traffic routing for a large portion of the internet, any technical fault can quickly cascade and trigger downtime across global services. Cloudflare plays a crucial role in keeping websites stable during high traffic and cyber threats, making outages particularly far-reaching.
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