Your keys, your call
A self-custody wallet puts you in control of your private keys and onchain assets. You decide how and when to connect.
Meet the Coinbase Wallet Extension®—a browser companion for exploring Web3, connecting to apps, and keeping your crypto journey in your hands.
A browser extension wallet gives you a way to interact with Web3—while keeping the most important decisions in your hands.
A self-custody wallet puts you in control of your private keys and onchain assets. You decide how and when to connect.
Connect to decentralized apps, explore onchain experiences, and manage supported assets from a browser-friendly wallet.
Review a connection request before approving it. Your wallet is the bridge between your browser and the onchain world.
Getting started is about setting up carefully—not rushing through clicks. Always use official Coinbase channels to find the wallet.
Visit Coinbase WalletStart at Coinbase’s official wallet page and follow its current links for availability and installation.
Follow the wallet’s setup prompts. Keep your recovery phrase private and offline, and never share it with support—or anyone.
Check the app, network, and transaction details before connecting or signing. If something feels off, disconnect and verify.
A self-custody wallet gives you control, and that comes with an important job: protect your recovery phrase. Coinbase support will never ask you to share it. Anyone who does is not someone you should trust.
Read Coinbase Wallet helpTake your time, learn the basics, and begin from Coinbase’s official wallet page.
Explore Coinbase Wallet Availability, features, and supported networks may vary by region and change over time.