Is Lightspeed down in the US?
Vendor reports an incidentWhat Lightspeed reports
Lightspeed reports an incident on its status page: A possible delay for Nov 4 2026 payouts may be experienced by a subset of L & K series merchants.
Impact: minor. Since 2026-11-05 18:01 UTC.
Latest update, 2026-11-05 18:01 UTC: Merchants receiving payouts in DKK, SEK, CAD, USD, HUF, and PLN may experience a delay in receiving funds. As a result of this issue, a subset of customers may experience a delay in receiving payouts scheduled to arrive November 5, 2026. Expected credit times per currency: DKK: Regular payouts will be credited on November 6, 2026. Urgent payouts will be credited by the end of the day on November 5. SEK: All payouts will be credited by the end of the day on November 5. CAD: Urgent payouts will be credited by the end of the day on November 5. Regular payouts will be credited by 01:00 CET on November 6. USD: Urgent payouts will be credited by the end of the day on November 5. Regular payouts are not impacted. HUF: Regular and urgent payouts will be credited by the end of the day on November 5. PLN: Urgent payouts will be credited by the end of the day on November 5. Regular payouts are partially impacted and will be credited by 18:30 CET on November 5.
Our regional reading
This is our own reading from outside, shown beside the vendor's statement. It is not counted as a separate outage.
Checks passingin the US, measured from Ashburn and San Jose
All 2 of our probes in the US, in Ashburn and San Jose, read checks passing when they last checked Lightspeed at Nov 6, 2026, 5:11 PM UTC.
Over the last 24 hours we completed 250 checks from Ashburn and San Jose and 250 answered cleanly, 100.00% availability.
Of the 2 other regions we check Lightspeed from, all 2 read checks passing right now.
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What our Ashburn and San Jose probes measured
Last checked Nov 6, 2026, 5:11 PM UTC.
Lightspeed from Ashburn and San Jose over the last 30 days
Over the last 30 days, Lightspeed answered our Ashburn probe in 1,634 ms on average, and 1 check in 20 took longer than 2,551 ms.
Over the last 30 days, Lightspeed answered our San Jose probe in 1,715 ms on average, and 1 check in 20 took longer than 2,789 ms.
Ranked by average response time across the 4 cities we check Lightspeed from, Ashburn 2nd, San Jose 3rd; Frankfurt was fastest at 1,338 ms and Tokyo slowest at 2,712 ms.
From Ashburn and San Jose we ran 1,013 checks of Lightspeed in 5 days, and 1,012 answered cleanly: 99.90% availability.
1 of the 5 days had at least one failed check. The weakest was Nov 3 (UTC), at 99.58% across 243 checks.
In Ashburn local time (EST), Lightspeed was slowest around 12 PM, at 2,121 ms on average over the last 14 days, and quickest around 3 AM, at 1,131 ms.
| Day (UTC) | Checks | Availability | Average response |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri, Nov 6 | 172 | 100.00% | 1,266 ms |
| Thu, Nov 5 | 248 | 100.00% | 1,572 ms |
| Wed, Nov 4 | 247 | 100.00% | 1,337 ms |
| Tue, Nov 3 | 243 | 99.58% | 1,987 ms |
| Mon, Nov 2 | 103 | 100.00% | 2,625 ms |
Lightspeed outages measured from the US
Our Ashburn and San Jose probes measured no confirmed Lightspeed outage in the last 90 days.
How the other regions read right now
Of the 2 other regions we check Lightspeed from, all 2 read checks passing right now.
| Probe city | Right now | Last 24h |
|---|---|---|
| Frankfurt | Checks passing | 100.00% of 96 checks |
| Tokyo | Checks passing | 100.00% of 58 checks |
Other countries we check Lightspeed from
How we measured this
The US readings on this page come from RealUptime's own Ashburn and San Jose probes against Lightspeed's public endpoints. They are not user reports, and they are not Lightspeed's own status page.
See Lightspeed's full check readings, the 90-day history by region, or the outage tracker methodology.
The US readings here are taken from that country and show the time of the last one, but Lightspeed has not yet accumulated enough continuous history for us to publish this page to search engines.
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