Coinbase removed two sentences from its fee schedule on March 6, 2026: a 'Need more help?' prompt and a reference to chat support with a virtual assistant. The header text explaining that fees are subject to change and recommending users review current fee information remained unchanged. This change removes a customer support navigation element from the fee disclosure document.
Coinbase removed customer support navigation language from its fee schedule. The document previously included a 'Need more help?' prompt directing users to chat with a virtual assistant; this language is no longer present. The core fee schedule information and disclosure about fees being subject to change remains unchanged. This is a formatting or navigation change with no impact on fee structures, payment obligations, or disclosure requirements.
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This change involves removal of customer support prompts from a fee schedule document. No fee changes, disclosure obligations, or compliance requirements are affected. The substantive fee schedule content and mandatory disclosures remain intact. No regulatory …
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