US customers residing in a state where Coinbase offers service can fund their Coinbase accounts with USD via bank-wire or ACH transfers. Prior to transferring funds from your bank, you must verify your US bank account through the process below. For additional questions regarding adding payment methods, please see this help article.
Deposits are available on the Pro mobile app by going to the Portfolios page and tapping the Deposit button in the top right-hand corner.
Verify a US bank account
Open the trading view at pro.coinbase.com/trade
On the left-hand column under Wallet Balance, select the Deposit option
In the Currency Type field, select USD
Select the Bank Account tab, then select From, then select Add Account
You will be redirected to Coinbase.com to complete the bank account verification process
Depositing from a U.S. Bank Account (ACH)
Open the trading view at pro.coinbase.com/trade
On the left-hand column under Wallet Balance, select Deposit
In the Currency Type field, select USD
Select the Bank Account tab. If you have verified your bank account, it should be listed here under From
From the drop-down menu, select the verified bank account you would like to deposit from
Specify the USD amount for the transfer then select the Deposit USD option to confirm
Depositing from a U.S. Bank Account (Bank Wire)
Bank wires are available to Coinbase Pro customers who have access to USD-denominated order books.
Open the trading view at pro.coinbase.com/trade
On the left-hand column under Wallet Balance, select Deposit
In the Currency Type field, select USD
Select the Wire Transfer tab. Follow the on-screen instructions—you will need to initiate a wire transfer from your bank account to your Coinbase Pro account
You’ll be presented with instructions that provide either a personal account number or a unique reference code (you don’t need both) for initiating a wire transfer from your bank account
Please note that the name on your bank account must match the legal name on your Coinbase Pro account for the wire to be accepted
Please be careful not to send an overnight or next-day *ACH*. An actual bank wire (not overnight or next-day ACH) must be submitted when sending to our wire details.
Withdrawing to a U.S. Bank Account (ACH and Bank Wires)
Open the trading view at pro.coinbase.com/trade
On the left-hand column under Wallet Balance, select Withdraw
In the Currency Type field, select USD
Select the ACH Bank Transfer or Wire Transfer tab. If you have verified your bank account, it should be listed here under To
From the drop-down menu, select the verified bank account you would like to withdraw to
Specify the USD amount for the transfer. You are able to withdraw all of your USD by selecting the MAX option
Select the Withdraw USD option to confirm your withdrawal
How long will it take to deposit/withdraw from my bank account?
ACH
Purchases made using a debit card or the USD wallet are made available instantly.
When using bank transfers, the ACH bank transfer system is used for payments with your bank account. The ACH bank transfer system typically takes 3-5 business days* (which may be as many as 7-10 calendar days, depending on the timing of weekends and other bank holidays) to complete after initiating a purchase. The timing will be displayed prior to confirming your order.
You may see the funds immediately debited from your bank account when you initiate the transfer, but the funds will not be transferred to your wallet until your payment has finished moving between the banks and clears in our bank account.
After the banks have processed the transfer, the funds enter our system and you will see the money in your account sometime before the end of the estimated delivery day. This date is shown on the confirmation window when placing your order and can be located in the order confirmation email you received from us. End of the day is considered 11:59 PM PST.
Wires
Bank wire transfers may be credited to your Coinbase Pro account on the same day if submitted by 1:00 PM PT. Otherwise, funds will typically be available after one business day.