Hello,

Ive been having trouble with verifying my address, because it contains "unsupported characters" (like - ě š č ř í etc.).

Ive contacted support about this and they werent helpful at all and just kept telling me to type the address into the address line box, when the reason i messaged them was that it did not accept my address as valid because of those characters.

I already spent 20 USD on the platform so please, if anybody has a solution, tips or a similar experience, comment under this post.

Thanks.

I have an outstanding balance that says my recent purchases were failed somehow. I clearly understood that and wanted to pay them so i wish to receive crypto but coinbase has suspended my account from receiving and sending crypto because of this matter. I have contacted them over 5 times and got sent over to the specialist team and get an email saying:

You are still able to deposit any cryptocurrency you have on Coinbase.

i am clearly still not able to receive crypto to make this payments and support is not helping at all. If this continues ill just stop using the platform and go somewhere else, and i get an reply on email which doesn't solve my issue and i have to talk with an agent AGAIN that then sends the matter to the people handling it that sends the exact same message.

Is the only option available now to get USDC from CAD is to trade? A few months ago I could just click "convert" and it would let me do it, now that option is no longer available and it only lets me convert USD to USDC (using Coinbase Advanced btw)

Please help!

Years ago, Coinbase had a superbowl ad that when you scanned the QR code, you got $10 in BTC. For years I was just letting it grow but out of nowhere my balance hit 0. I never spent it or moved it. Im curious if there is anything I can do to get it back

My account is open and I still regularly get emails from coinbase, but I noticed in the last week I've gotten multiple notifications that have been sent to my spam folder about "AMP" (something I traded in years ago) having positive growth. I was wondering if this is a typical thing to receive? I don't recall receiving emails like such prior.

Some details:

from:[no-reply@mail.coinbase.com](mailto:no-reply@mail.coinbase.com)

subject: Price Alert: Amp (AMP) is Up ↗15.59%

signed by: mail.coinbase.com

The platform has added a ton of stuff over the years like advance trade UI, base integration, stock trading, but there are still small UI quirks and tax reporting friction points that drive me crazy. If you could get the dev team to fix or clean up one specific feature in the app, what would be at the top of your list?

Getting a new phone is exciting until you realize how stressful moving a crypto wallet can be.

With Coinbase Wallet, I think it's important to make sure you understand how recovery works before switching devices. Having access to your old phone doesn't necessarily mean you'll be able to restore everything automatically on the new one.

I'd make sure the recovery phrase is safely backed up, verify that I'm using the official app, and confirm access before wiping or trading in the old device. It's also worth remembering that nobody from support should need your recovery phrase.

Losing access to a wallet because of a device change is an avoidable headache, so it's worth taking a few extra precautions before making the switch.

Does anyone know if Coinbase has reference checks in their interview process? if yes, when dos this actually happen and do multiple candidates get asked for reference checks simultaneously? Can't find anything about this in the official interview process articles...

Hi. Need help with withdrawing funds. It kept asking me to deposit when I want to withdraw. I already made a deposit (for verification is assumed)

Mastercard has announced Agent Pay for Machines, enabling agents to pay for digital services. Coinbase provides the agentic payments infrastructure for Mastercard agents using Cloudflare, powered by x402 and the Coinbase facilitator.

Mastercard’s announcement

For those who've used Coinbase for several years, how do you keep your transaction records organized and accessible?

I'm curious whether most people rely on the regular transaction history export, download account statements periodically, or maintain their own spreadsheet with deposits, withdrawals, trades, and fees.

I'd especially like to know whether the CSV export includes everything needed for accurate recordkeeping or if there are transactions that require downloading separate reports.

What method has worked best for you, and are there any common gaps in Coinbase's transaction history that people should watch out for?

Hello everyone, I tried looking all over the web but I have had no luck. I deleted my coinbase account a month ago when I started a new job and for compliance reasons I need to show historical account statements. Does anyone know how I can easily contact coinbase to resole this? I tried contacting their numbers but always get stuck at an automated voice and it fails since it does not reconginze my phone number being connected to an account since its deleted. Anyone have any ideas how i can fix this?

Hi everyone

I’ve recently had to get a replacement iPhone as I broke my previous one. I’ve managed to transfer everything over via iCloud, including passkeys, for which I had one for Coinbase and Coinbase wallet. I can see that the Passkey is stored in my phone via iPhone settings/passwords. However, Coinbase Wallet doesn’t seem to be recognising the passkey I have saved in my phone and I therefore can’t sign into my wallet.

Coinbase wallet allows me to access a wallet through email but it does this by sending a temporary code to my email account, I then enter the temporary code and can access a wallet, but it’s not the correct wallet (as it has no coins in). All very strange.

I’ve followed all the guidance on Coinbase support - I’m using the same Apple ID, and Passkeys are synced etc. but for some reason, Coinbase wallet is not identifying the passkey. I can’t seem to import it - it says “you don’t have any passwords or passkeys saved for this app” when I try to import/use an existing passkey.

I can use other passkeys fine since I transferred to the new phone. For instance, it’s working fine when logging into Amazon.

Has anyone else had this issue? Can anyone please help. I had a lot of my portfolio in that wallet, now I’m really concerned I won’t be able to access it. Totally confused my this situation.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can advise/help

TL;DR: I tried to deposit $30 from my own bank account. Within 24 hours, Coinbase told me my buy and deposit access was disabled, then that only one transfer was declined, then that there was no restriction, then that it "has since been resolved," and then that the decision stands and can't be reversed. I verified my ID and offered every document they could want. Nobody used any of it.

What happened
I hadn't used my account in a while. I updated my bank, email, and address (all me, all in my name), then tried a $30 ACH deposit. It didn't go through.
Oct 20, 1:34 AM: Support escalated my case for fraud review.
1:51 AM: Asked to verify my identity. Done.
1:52 AM: Email: "review completed," buy and deposit "remain disabled," no further info.
Morning: Senior agent says a payment risk team has to investigate, usually 14–30 days.
~7 AM: Payment risk team says only one transfer was declined and my payment methods "remain available."
~10 AM: Support says there's no restriction. I send the email proving there was. Then: "This has since been resolved."
Oct 21, ~12:30 AM: Restricted again. Support says the decision stands, can't be reversed through support, ticket closed.
My bank confirmed the $30 never even reached them. Coinbase blocked it internally.

What bothers me
I understand fraud checks, and I get why a dormant account with fresh changes might get flagged. But:
I offered bank statements, proof of email access, and proof of address. There was no way to submit any of it.
I got at least five different answers about my account status from different teams.
Support couldn't do anything except escalate, and the people making decisions are unreachable.
I've filed a complaint with NY DFS, which licenses Coinbase in New York.

If this happens to you
Screenshot everything with timestamps.
Ask support to confirm your account status in writing.
NY residents can file with DFS. Anyone in the US can file with the CFPB.
Your crypto stays accessible. You can still sell, send, and withdraw.
Watch for scammers. Real Coinbase support won't DM you, and fake "support numbers" are all over Google.
Has anyone gotten bank deposits restored after something like this? What worked?

Is it gone?

When you first start using Coinbase, it’s easy to focus on buying, selling, and checking prices. But the longer you use a crypto platform, the more you start noticing the little things that make a difference.

It could be clear transaction histories, withdrawal status updates, security notifications, or simply being able to understand where your money went without digging through multiple screens.

I’m curious which features people here consider genuinely useful in everyday use, especially the ones that don’t get much attention.

Sometimes the most valuable feature isn’t the one that helps you make a trade, but the one that makes managing your account less confusing.

TL;DR: If a giveaway asks you to send crypto to receive a prize, get more crypto back, or “verify” your wallet, stop. It’s a scam. Don’t send funds or scan a QR code unless you’ve independently verified where it leads.

Fake giveaways can appear in livestreams, videos, social posts, messages, or websites. Scammers may copy familiar logos and impersonate companies or public figures. Some use convincing AI-generated video or audio. A polished presentation doesn’t make an offer legitimate.

Watch for promises to multiply your crypto, pressure to act fast, or QR codes and wallet addresses you can’t verify. Check an organization’s official website or verified channels separately; don’t rely on links or contact details in the promotion.

Coinbase will never ask you to send crypto to verify a wallet or claim a prize, promise to multiply crypto you send, or pressure you with a livestream countdown.

If you already sent funds, contact Coinbase Support, report the post or account to the platform where you saw it, and keep relevant details such as links and transaction information. Don’t pay anyone who promises to recover your funds for a fee; that may be another scam.

Read more: How to spot and avoid crypto giveaway scams

What giveaway red flags do you think are easiest to miss?

Hello, ive had a coinbase account for a year and i just need some pointers on how to start, read the market, when to sell or buy, how do i follow the market. And those kinds of things.
Thank you
Any pointers would be very appreciated

What happened? They say they have connection issues.

TL;DR: New research from Coinbase and The Block Pro Research finds that 73% of the stablecoin transfer volume they screened took place outside U.S. banking hours. The report looks at how dollar-denominated stablecoins are used for payments and what always-on settlement could mean for people, businesses, and financial institutions.

Banks and payment networks don’t operate around the clock, but people and businesses work across time zones. Stablecoins—digital tokens designed to track the value of a currency like the U.S. dollar—can move on blockchain networks at any hour.

A few findings from the report:

• More than $400 million in stablecoin transfers per hour. In the screened transfer volume, 73% occurred outside U.S. banking hours.
• A lower-cost remittance example. The report estimates that sending a $200 remittance in USDC on Base costs about 86% less than a traditional transfer.
• Stablecoin transaction volume is growing. The report measured $891 billion in adjusted transaction volume in Q3 2026 and estimates it could reach about $1.5 trillion per quarter by the end of 2027 if the current growth rate continues.
• Traditional finance is exploring onchain settlement. The report says seven of the ten largest U.S. banks have tested stablecoins or tokenized deposits for settlement, while the other three have announced plans to do so.

These figures describe activity and estimates in the report; they don’t mean every stablecoin transfer is a payment or that every user will see the same costs. The report also examines potential benefits for businesses and payment providers, along with how AI agents could use always-on financial infrastructure.

Read the full research: The Always-On Dollar: Money for an Economy that Doesn’t Close

Where do you see always-on dollar payments being most useful today - and what still needs to improve before you’d rely on them?

Used them since the early days for small transactions, never really had a problem.

Trying to send a relatively small amount for a purchase. Have had to verify several times. Have had it denied and canceled several times..customer service is useless.

Getting to the point where I'm actually curious if they are holding my money hostage.

What the hell is going on

One thing that would make Coinbase much easier to use is a more transparent transaction history.

When you buy, sell, convert, transfer, or move crypto between wallets, the activity list doesn't always make it immediately obvious how the final balance was calculated. Fees, exchange rates, network costs, and pending transactions can make it difficult to reconcile what you expected to happen with what actually happened.

A useful transaction detail page would show everything in one place:

• The exact amount before fees and the amount received.
• Every fee charged, clearly separated by type.
• The exchange rate used for conversions.
• The transaction status, including what is pending and what has settled.
• A clear explanation when the displayed balance changes for a reason other than a new transaction.

This would be especially helpful when reviewing activity from several days or weeks ago, rather than trying to piece together the details from separate screens.

I think clear accounting is just as important as adding new features to a financial platform.

For those who use Coinbase regularly, what's the one transaction detail you've had the hardest time understanding or verifying?

我已经向欧洲金融监管机构CSSF和FSPO举报
Coinbase在没有法院的冻结令的情况下
冻结了我的账户4个月
不允许我提款
这种审查效率严重损害了用户的利益

我提出了两点诉求：
1允许我提款到其他的钱包
2取消掉Coinbase在欧洲的牌照，不再允许其在欧洲的运营
并处以高额罚款

Case number:27302381
我会向更多监管机构举报，直到拿回属于我的钱
如果举报无效，采取法律手段起诉Coinbase