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September 9, 2026 00:09 UTC
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Change Summary
Coinbase added explicit disclosure of fees for limit orders on its platform. The updated language states that simple limit orders on crypto incur a separate 1% limit order execution fee, in addition to a Coinbase fee (which varies by payment method, up to 1.875%). These fees are disclosed in the price details and order preview before execution, and the zero trading fee benefit does not apply to the limit order execution fee.
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0Coinbase Help Center Trading and funding Coinbase pricing and fees disclosures - crypto Coinbase pricing and fees disclosures - crypto Primary balance 宅 Please note that all fees and charges are subject to change, and it is recommended to review the most up-to-date fee information on the Coinbase platform.0Coinbase pricing and fees disclosures - crypto Primary balance 宅 Please note that all fees and charges are subject to change, and it is recommended to review the most up-to-date fee information on the Coinbase platform.
30Limit order and Coinbase fee For simple limit orders on crypto: Coinbase charges a separate limit order execution fee equal to 1% of the amount you trade for each limit buy and limit sell order.
31Coinbase may also charge a 1.875% Coinbase fee (varies by payment method).
32Both the Coinbase fee and the 1% limit order fee are disclosed in the price details or fee breakdown on the order preview screen and in your transaction history and receipts.
48The zero trading fee benefit does not apply to the 1% limit order execution fee.
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