Coinbase updated its fee schedule on June 13, 2026 with two primary changes: the language describing instant unstaking fees was clarified to remove reference to converting pending standard unstakes to instant unstakes, and customer support contact language was added to the document. The fee structure itself remains unchanged at 1% for instant unstaking and no fee for waiting through the full unbonding period.
The updated fee schedule removes language describing the option to convert a pending standard unstake to an instant unstake. The core fee structure remains unchanged: instant unstaking carries a 1% fee, and unstaking through the full unbonding period remains free. This revision does not alter the fees users pay or the unstaking options available to them.
Language clarified; fee remains 1% on total unstaked amount
Added contact method language to fee schedule
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This change is a minor clarification to Coinbase's disclosed fee structure. No new fees were introduced, and the 1% instant unstaking fee and zero-fee unbonding option remain in place. The removal of language about converting …
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