US Individual User Agreement — July 22, 2026 version

Coinbase · agreement dated July 22, 2026 · Official agreement

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Data Access & Collection · Restriction or exception

You warrant that personal data you give about other people is lawful, accurate and accompanied by our Privacy Policy

Coinbase may process personal data about you and any data you provide about employees or other associated individuals. You represent and warrant that any disclosure of others' personal data complied with data protection and privacy laws and is accurate, up to date and relevant. Before giving such data you must have read the Privacy Policy and, for another individual's data, given them a copy, and you must promptly read and pass on any replacement Privacy Policy Coinbase provides.

Supporting quotations

we may process personal data in relation to you (if you are an individual), and personal data that you have provided or in the future provide to us in relation to your employees and other associated individuals, in connection with this Agreement, or the Coinbase Services.
(i) your disclosure to us of any personal data relating to individuals other than yourself was or will be made in accordance with all applicable data protection and data privacy laws, and such data are accurate, up to date and relevant when disclosed;
(ii) before providing any such personal data to us, you have read and understood our [Privacy Policy]
(iii) if from time to time we provide you with a replacement version of the [Privacy Policy](https://www.coinbase.com/legal/privacy?locale=en-US), you will promptly read that notice and provide a copy to any individual whose personal data you have provided to us.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The clause also covers personal data about your employees and other associated individuals.

Not stated here

  • The Privacy Policy, which governs actual processing, was not supplied.

Data Access & Collection · Company practice

Coinbase verifies identity under KYC/AML rules, and your limits depend on the identity information you provide

Coinbase says it must identify users to comply with know-your-customer and anti-money laundering laws. It collects and verifies information about you to protect Coinbase and the community from fraudulent users and to keep records of its customers. Your daily or weekly conversion limits, withdrawal and trading limits, Instant Buy limits, USD Wallet transfer limits and limits on payment-method transactions depend on the identifying information and proof of identity you provide.

Supporting quotations

we are required to identify users on our platform. This ensures we remain in compliance with KYC/AML laws in the jurisdictions in which we operate, something that is necessary for us to be able to continue to offer Digital Asset exchange services to our customers.
Coinbase collects and verifies information about you in order to: (i) protect Coinbase and the community from fraudulent users; and (ii) to keep appropriate records of Coinbase's customers.
Your daily or weekly Conversion limits, withdrawal and trading limits, Instant Buy limits, USD Wallet transfer limits, and limits on transactions from a linked payment method are based on the identifying information and/or proof of identity you provide to Coinbase.

Data Access & Collection · Company practice

Verification asks for name, birth date, address, SSN or ID number, source of funds, income and activity details

To verify identity you submit your name, date of birth, physical address, SSN (or an ID number from a government-issued ID) and source of funds. Income or employment information and an explanation of activity are listed as US only.

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Name
DOB
Physical address
SSN (or ID # from gov’t issued ID)
Source of funds
Income/employment information (US only)
Explanation of activity (US only)

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Income/employment information and explanation of activity are marked 'US only'.

Data Access & Collection · Restriction or exception

Sending or receiving Digital Assets on the blockchain requires a copy of an ID and a selfie

All U.S. customers who want to send and receive Digital Assets on the blockchain must submit a copy of an acceptable ID (passport, state driver's license or state identification card) and a picture of themselves or a selfie from a webcam or mobile phone.

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All U.S. customers who wish to send and receive Digital Assets on to the blockchain are required to:
Submit a copy of an acceptable form of identification (i.e. passport, state driver's license, or state identification card); and
Submit a picture of yourself or a selfie from your webcam or mobile phone.