Overview

Secure Crypto Trading & Wallet Management with Coinbase Extension

Coinbase Extension allows you to manage your crypto assets directly in your browser securely. Trade, send, receive, and track portfolio performance while keeping your private keys safe.

About

What is Coinbase Extension?

The Coinbase Extension is a browser-based wallet interface that allows users to manage, send, and receive cryptocurrencies safely. Keys are encrypted locally, keeping you in control. It integrates with Coinbase services and supports hardware wallets for maximum security.

Capabilities

Key Features

Secure Wallet

Private keys remain encrypted on your device, ensuring maximum security for trading and storing crypto.

Trading & Swaps

Instantly trade supported assets directly from your extension with competitive rates and low fees.

Portfolio Tracking

Monitor your balances, gains, and losses in real-time, with charts and historical data for insights.

Multi-Coin Support

Send and receive multiple cryptocurrencies across supported networks, including Ethereum and Bitcoin.

Hardware Wallet Integration

Pair with Ledger or Trezor to sign transactions securely without exposing keys online.

Security Alerts

Get notified of suspicious activity, phishing attempts, or unverified connections to your wallet.

Setup

Install & Configure Coinbase Extension

  1. Download the official extension: Only use the verified Chrome Web Store or official links.
  2. Create or link your Coinbase account: Follow the onboarding flow to securely connect.
  3. Secure your wallet: Enable password and two-factor authentication.
  4. Add supported networks and assets: Configure tokens and coins you plan to use.
  5. Try a small transaction: Test sending and receiving small amounts before using large sums.

Security

Best Practices

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a Coinbase account to use the extension?

Yes, a Coinbase account is required to link your wallet and perform trades.

Can I use hardware wallets?

Yes, you can integrate Ledger or Trezor devices for secure transaction signing.

Is it safe to use on public computers?

It’s not recommended. Always use trusted devices to protect your private keys.