Coinbase

US-listed regulated crypto exchange

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coinbase.comUpdated 2026-11-02

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About

Coinbase is a NASDAQ-listed US crypto exchange serving retail and institutional customers with spot trading, custody and fiat rails. It issues the USDC stablecoin and operates the Base blockchain.

Built for the US and parts of Europe with clean fiat rails, at above-average fees. Suits long-term accumulation and institutional users; high-frequency traders typically add a lower-fee venue.

Main uses

Spot trading
Institutional custody
Fiat on/off ramps
USDC & Base ecosystem

Site info

CategoryExchanges

TypeExchange

LanguagesMulti-language

AccessWeb / App

FeesTrading fees

FAQ

What is Coinbase's background?

A Nasdaq-listed US company whose main selling points are compliance and transparency. It mainly serves regulated markets and restricts some features by region.

Is Coinbase expensive to use?

The simple interface charges high fees. Switching to Advanced Trade orders or a Coinbase One subscription cuts costs significantly.

How do I reach the official Coinbase site safely?

The “Visit official site” button on this page points to Coinbase’s official address: coinbase.com. Fake clones are common in crypto — verify the domain and bookmark this page or the official URL.

Does Coinbase cost money?

Trading fees

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