Coinbase shares your personal data with companies that analyze blockchain transaction records, which can link your Coinbase identity to your cryptocurrency wallet addresses and on-chain activity.
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The clause establishes a data-sharing practice tied to regulatory compliance and security operations, meaning user transaction and identification information may flow to third-party analytics providers as part of standard institutional practice rather than as a discretionary choice.
Current version consolidates three separate sharing provisions into one, removes specific mention of advertising partners and targeted advertising, downgraded from high to medium severity, and removes detailed justifications about AML and ecosystem integrity.
View full change record →Removal of this standalone provision consolidates blockchain analytics sharing into the broader third-party sharing provision, removing the explicit justifications about AML compliance and ecosystem integrity that were previously highlighted.
View full change record →Sharing your identity with blockchain analytics companies means your real name, address, and government ID may be permanently linked to your cryptocurrency wallet address, enabling comprehensive tracking of all past and future transactions on that wallet address across public blockchains.
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"We may share your information with blockchain analytics companies to comply with our legal obligations, including anti-money laundering obligations, and to ensure the integrity and security of our platform and the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem.— Excerpt from Coinbase's Coinbase Privacy Policy
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Blockchain analytics data sharing implicates GDPR Art. 5(1)(b) (purpose limitation — AML compliance is the stated purpose, but analytics outputs may be retained or used more broadly by vendors); GDPR Art. 28 (processor obligations for analytics vendors); CCPA/CPRA definitions of service providers and whether analytics firms qualify; BSA/FinCEN Travel Rule (31 C.F.R. §1010.410) requirements for sharing counterparty information in virtual asset transfers; and FATF Recommendation 16 (virtual asset travel rule). Primary enforcers: FinCEN, EU DPAs, FTC.
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The clause establishes a data-sharing practice tied to regulatory compliance and security operations, meaning user transaction and identification information may flow to third-party analytics providers as part of standard institutional practice rather than as a discretionary choice.
Sharing your identity with blockchain analytics companies means your real name, address, and government ID may be permanently linked to your cryptocurrency wallet address, enabling comprehensive tracking of all past and future transactions on that wallet address across public blockchains.
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