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.
This change removes customer support navigation from the fee schedule but does not modify fees, fee disclosure obligations, or substantive terms. Users will no longer see the chat support prompt within this specific document, but fee information and the advisory that fees are subject to change remain in place.
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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 review appears necessary.
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