Coinbase

About Coinbase

• Publicly traded and audited company (NASDAQ: COIN)
• Extensive fiat banking integrations in US/EU
• Easy-to-use mobile and web interface

Founded

2012

Years in operation

14 yrs

Monthly visits

120M

Last reviewed

3 years ago

Trading details

Fees and limits

Instruments and features

Coinbase provides access to a broad selection of digital assets through its cryptocurrency marketplace. Users can trade major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP, Cardano (ADA), Avalanche (AVAX), Dogecoin (DOGE), and many other altcoins . The platform supports hundreds of crypto assets and trading pairs depending on regional availability. In addition to spot trading, Coinbase allows users to participate in staking services for eligible cryptocurrencies, providing opportunities to earn rewards on supported digital assets. Unlike traditional forex brokers, Coinbase focuses exclusively on cryptocurrency and blockchain-based products.

Coinbase offers a comprehensive ecosystem of cryptocurrency services designed for both beginner and advanced traders. The platform provides Spot Trading with real-time market data, advanced charting tools, and multiple order types through Coinbase Advanced , which includes limit orders, stop orders, and detailed market analytics. Users can automate investments through recurring purchases , earn passive income through staking , and store assets securely using Coinbase Wallet , a self-custody Web3 wallet. Coinbase also offers institutional-grade services, including custody solutions, prime brokerage services, and liquidity solutions for professional investors. Security features include two-factor authentication (2FA), biometric login support, cold storage for a large portion of customer assets, and robust compliance standards.