Policy Drift Analysis Mixed 3 mo

Coinbase has made 25 significant policy changes since monitoring began in March 2026 (3 mo). 5 were negative for consumers, primarily involving rights removal. 2 were positive, strengthening consumer protections.
Meaningful only Showing all changes including minor
25
Changes
5
Negative
2
Positive
15
Neutral
1
High Severity
Negative (20%) Positive (8%)

Documents Affected

This is the Coinbase User Agreement for U.S. users, covering buying, selling, storing, transferring, and staking cryptocurrency on the Coinbase platform. The agreement requires users to resolve virtually all disputes …
This document establishes Coinbase's practices for collecting, using, and sharing personal information from users of its cryptocurrency exchange and related products. Coinbase collects government-issued identification documents, bank account details, transaction …
This is Coinbase's fee disclosure page for cryptocurrency purchases, sales, and conversions on Coinbase.com, covering transaction fees charged by payment method, including bank accounts, debit cards, PayPal, and the Coinbase …

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Monitor — $19/mo Compliance — $249/mo

All Changes (25)

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Trend Observation

Coinbase's most frequent change categories are Rights removal (4), Transparency removal (2), Disclosure requirement change (1). The most frequently updated document is Coinbase User Agreement with 10 changes. Get alerted when Coinbase changes policy →

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