Coinbase is one of the largest and most user-friendly cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, but like all financial platforms, it comes with a variety of limits and restrictions. These are essential to understand whether you’re buying Bitcoin for the first time, transferring funds, or using wire transfers for larger investments.

In this guide, we’ll break down all the Coinbase limits you should know—covering account purchase limits, ATM cash-out rules, transfer restrictions, and wire transfer policies.

Coinbase Account Limits

Coinbase sets account limits based on several factors including:

•          Account verification level

•          Payment method

•          User location

•          Trading activity

•          Regulatory compliance

Verification Tiers & Limits

Coinbase uses KYC (Know Your Customer) procedures. Once you verify your ID, your limits typically increase.

Verification Level   Limits Requirements

Basic   $1,000 – $3,000/week    Email & phone verification

Intermediate           $10,000 – $25,000/week           Identity documents

Advanced     $25,000+ per week           Proof of income or source of funds (in some jurisdictions)

Limits vary based on region and regulatory compliance. U.S. users often get higher limits compared to users from other countries.

Coinbase Buy, Sell & Trade Limits

Your ability to buy, sell, or trade crypto depends on:

Coinbase Buy Limits

•          Bank Account (ACH): Up to $25,000/day (U.S. users)

•          Debit Card: Typically $3,000 to $7,500/week

•          Wire Transfers: No limit (for USD deposits)

•          PayPal (if supported): $1,000 to $10,000/week