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All error rates have recovered and the service is operating normally.

Amazon FPS service is experiencing increased error rates starting at 8:14 AM PST and we are actively working on the issue.

The Amazon Flexible Payments Service was temporarily experiencing elevated error rates between 6:00 and 6:17 pm PDT due to a degraded database condition. The service is now operating normally.

The Amazon Flexible Payments Service was temporarily experiencing elevated error rates between 6:00 and 6:17 pm PDT due to a degraded database condition. The service is now operating normally.

At 12:14 PM PDT, the Amazon Flexible Payments Service (FPS) Co-Branded User Interface became unavailable and end users received error pages when attempting to sign in to authorize payment transactions. The issue was resolved and all requests were successful from 1:19 PM PDT.

At 12:14 PM PDT, the Amazon Flexible Payments Service (FPS) Co-Branded User Interface became unavailable and end users received error pages when attempting to sign in to authorize payment transactions. The issue was resolved and all requests were successful from 1:19 PM PDT.

We are investigating increased error rates impacting the FPS Cobranded UI from 12:14 PM PDT.

At 6:03 AM PDT, Amazon Simple Pay (ASP) users started receiving errors. This was caused by a latent configuration problem. We have deployed a fix and as of 8:54 AM Amazon Simple Pay (ASP) is functioning normally. Amazon Flexible Payments Service APIs were not affected during this event.

We’re working to resolve the issue with Amazon Simple Pay (ASP). The Amazon Flexible Payments Service APIs are still available and functioning normally.

Amazon Simple Pay Service (ASP) is unavailable and we are investigating the issue.