Never share your recovery phrase
Coinbase support will never ask you for it. Anyone who has it can access your wallet.
Explore web3 right from your browser. Set up the Coinbase Wallet extension in a few simple steps, then connect to the apps and networks you choose.
Choose a browser to see the right installation steps for you.
Visit Coinbase’s official Wallet page for extension availability, then follow the installation instructions for your browser.
Open official Coinbase Wallet pageClick the puzzle-piece icon in your browser toolbar and pin Coinbase Wallet for easy access.
Open the extension and follow Coinbase’s official prompts to create a wallet or connect an existing one.
Continue on CoinbaseA self-custody wallet puts you in control—and that means your recovery phrase belongs to you alone. Keep it private and take a moment to check these basics.
Learn about wallet safetyCoinbase support will never ask you for it. Anyone who has it can access your wallet.
Use official Coinbase pages and check the publisher before adding an extension.
Review a dapp’s URL and permissions before approving a connection or transaction.
Quick answers to help you get going with confidence.
No. Coinbase Wallet is a self-custody wallet where you control your private keys. It is separate from a Coinbase account. Always use official Coinbase resources to understand which product is right for you.
Coinbase Wallet supports access across compatible devices. Follow the official in-wallet recovery process and never enter your recovery phrase on an untrusted website or share it with anyone.
Open your browser’s extensions menu (the puzzle-piece icon in Chrome), locate Coinbase Wallet, then pin it to your toolbar. If it is not listed, check the browser’s official extension settings.
No. With self-custody, only you control your recovery phrase. Support agents will never need it. Do not share it with anyone or type it into a support chat.
Visit Coinbase’s official wallet resources to learn more and get started securely.