Coinbase added two sentences to its fee schedule on April 19, 2026, introducing a customer support prompt: 'Need more help? Start a chat Chat with our virtual assistant.' This addition directs users to a chat-based support channel but does not alter fee rates, eligibility requirements, or the substantive terms governing cryptocurrency transactions or account management.
The updated fee schedule now includes a customer support option directing users to a virtual assistant chat. This is an interface or navigation change that does not modify fees, eligibility criteria, or transaction terms. Users can access this support channel as stated in the updated document.
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This change is a minor UI or navigation enhancement to Coinbase's fee disclosure document. No substantive fee structure, eligibility, or policy content was modified. No regulatory compliance obligation is created or altered by adding a …
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