Connect to dapps
Use a compatible wallet to connect with decentralized applications, marketplaces, and other blockchain-based services.
Learn about connections →A clear, security-first guide to the Coinbase Wallet Extension—what it does, how to get started, and what to check before you connect.
Use a browser wallet to interact with compatible Web3 experiences while keeping control of your wallet credentials.
Use a compatible wallet to connect with decentralized applications, marketplaces, and other blockchain-based services.
Learn about connections →Review supported tokens and network activity from a wallet interface. Asset availability may differ by region and network.
Explore wallet basics →Self-custody means you manage access to your wallet. Learn the safeguards that help protect your recovery phrase.
Read security essentials →Keep your first steps simple. Use official sources, slow down when a wallet asks for approval, and never share your recovery phrase.
Go to Coinbase Wallet Opens the official Coinbase website in a new tab.Navigate from Coinbase’s official Wallet page to its browser extension listing. Confirm the publisher and browser-store details before installing.
Choose the available setup option that fits you. Read each prompt carefully and understand how wallet recovery works before continuing.
If a recovery phrase is provided, protect it offline in a private, secure place. Anyone with the phrase may be able to control the wallet.
Check the dapp’s domain and review every permission, network detail, and transaction before approving it in your wallet.
When a compatible site requests a connection, your wallet may let it view public address information. That is separate from approving a transaction, which can move assets or grant permissions.
A wallet can help you view assets across supported networks, but blockchain transactions are typically irreversible. Take a moment to check the details every time.
Read common questionsWith self-custody, good security habits matter. Treat your recovery phrase like the key to your home—not a password to hand over.
Never share your recovery phrase with anyone. Genuine support will not need it to help you.
Beware of lookalike sites, sponsored search results, unsolicited messages, and unexpected QR codes.
Read transaction and token-approval prompts. If something feels unclear or urgent, decline and investigate.
Keep your browser and operating system current, use a device lock, and avoid wallet use on shared devices.
Quick answers to help you make informed decisions as you explore browser wallets.
Back to the top ↑Coinbase Wallet Extension is a browser wallet that lets you access supported decentralized applications, view assets on supported networks, and approve Web3 transactions from your browser. It is distinct from the Coinbase exchange account experience.
No. A Coinbase account is an account with the Coinbase centralized exchange. Coinbase Wallet is a self-custody wallet: you control access to the wallet and are responsible for safeguarding its recovery phrase. Features and availability can vary by region.
Begin only from Coinbase’s official website or your browser’s verified extension store listing. Check the publisher carefully, follow the official setup flow, and never share your recovery phrase with anyone—including support staff.
Compatibility depends on the dapp, browser, network, and wallet version. A connection request does not itself mean a transaction is safe. Review the site address and each permission or transaction before approving it.
Stop. Legitimate support teams and dapps should not ask you to disclose your recovery phrase. Do not enter it into a website or share it in a message. Use Coinbase’s official help resources if you need assistance.
Get wallet information directly from Coinbase, then take time to understand each choice you make.