Coinbase removed two sentences from its Fee Schedule on June 18, 2026: 'Need more help?' and 'Start a chat Chat with our virtual assistant'. These sentences provided information about accessing customer support via virtual assistant. The operational effect is that the Fee Schedule no longer explicitly directs users to this support channel.
The Fee Schedule no longer includes language directing users to start a chat with Coinbase's virtual assistant for help. This is a documentation change that removes a support contact mechanism from the fee document itself; it does not alter fee structures, collection practices, or substantive fee terms.
Removed two sentences directing users to chat with a virtual assistant
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This is a minor documentation change with no compliance implications. Coinbase removed two support-direction sentences from its Fee Schedule. No new obligations, regulatory exposure, or policy substance is created by this removal. No action required.
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