Coinbase Description
Coinbase is a US cryptocurrency company founded in 2012 and listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Its main app lets people buy, sell, convert and store a wide range of digital assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, using bank transfers or cards. More active traders can use Coinbase Advanced for lower fees and detailed charts, and the company also offers staking, a self-custody wallet, a crypto debit card in some markets and a subscription called Coinbase One with zero trading fees on many trades. For institutions, Coinbase Prime provides custody and trading services. Because Coinbase operates under regulatory licences in many countries, it is often recommended to beginners as a first exchange. For affiliates, it suits crypto education content, personal finance blogs and exchange comparisons. The programme pays a share of the trading fees from new users for a limited period, and promotion should carry clear crypto risk warnings.
Some of Coinbase's features
- Buy, sell and store crypto
- Coinbase Advanced trading
- Staking on supported assets
- Self-custody wallet
- Coinbase One subscription
- Institutional custody
Coinbase's Referral Program
Coinbase's affiliate programme runs on Impact and is listed at 50% of trading fees for the first three months after a referred user signs up. The cookie lasts 30 days, and payouts are made by ACH or PayPal through Impact. Availability depends on the user's country.
