You can use Coinbase Wallet to send and receive supported cryptocurrencies and digital assets such as ERC-20 tokens. Coinbase Wallet supports the following networks: Ethereum, Polygon, Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Stellar Lumens, Ripple, and Solana.
Coinbase Wallet also supports the following Ethereum Layer-2 networks: Arbitrum, Avalanche C-Chain, BNB Chain, Fantom Opera, Optimism, Polygon, and Gnosis.
Receiving funds in Coinbase Wallet
To receive supported crypto or digital assets into your Coinbase Wallet:
Open the Coinbase Wallet mobile app.
Tap Receive.
Select the asset you'd like to Receive.
Tap Share address to share unique QR code with the sender, or you can also select Username to share your username instead.
Sending funds in Coinbase Wallet
To safeguard against sending funds to an incorrect address, we suggest asking the receiver for their unique QR code.To send crypto or digital assets from your Coinbase Wallet:
Open the Coinbase Wallet mobile app.
Tap Send.
Enter the amount you'd like to send and select the asset you'd like to use.
Tap Next.
Tap the QR code or enter the exact recipient address.
Note: You can send supported crypto and tokens using a cryptocurrency address, Coinbase Wallet username, or ENS (Ethereum Name Service for ETH/ERC-20).Additionally, sending funds from Coinbase Wallet takes place on the blockchain and is subject to standard network fees.
If you’re sending an ERC-20 token (eg. USDC, DAI, BAT, MKR, etc.), you will need ETH in your Wallet in order to pay a miner’s fee when sending this cryptocurrency.
This is because ERC-20 tokens are issued on the Ethereum blockchain and transactions on the Ethereum network, such as sending ERC-20 tokens, require Ether.
If you've linked your Coinbase and Coinbase Wallet accounts, you'll see "Coinbase" listed under "Suggested" when sending. Selecting this option will result in funds being sent to your linked Coinbase.com account. Visit How to link my Coinbase Wallet to my Coinbase.com account to learn more.