A step-by-step guide to installing, configuring, and using the Coinbase Wallet browser extension.
The Coinbase Wallet Extension is a browser-based crypto wallet that allows users to manage their digital assets directly from their preferred browser. Unlike exchange wallets, it gives users full control of private keys, enabling secure interaction with decentralized applications (dApps), DeFi platforms, and NFT marketplaces.
The extension supports multiple cryptocurrencies, ERC-20 tokens, and cross-chain interactions, all while keeping private keys encrypted in your browser storage. Coinbase Wallet Extension offers both convenience and security for everyday crypto transactions.
Private keys are encrypted and stored locally in your browser, ensuring you remain in control of your assets.
Connect seamlessly with decentralized applications without exposing your private keys online.
Manage Ethereum, ERC-20 tokens, and supported cross-chain assets from a single interface.
All outgoing transactions must be signed locally, preventing unauthorized access or theft.
View, send, and receive NFTs safely through the browser extension interface.
Pair with the Coinbase Wallet mobile app to back up keys and manage your assets from multiple devices.
The extension supports Chrome, Firefox, and Brave. Open your preferred browser to start the installation.
Visit the official Coinbase website or browser extension store. Click Add to Browser to begin installation.
Once added, the Coinbase Wallet icon will appear near the browser toolbar. Click the icon to launch the setup process.
Choose “Create New Wallet” and set a strong password. Write down the recovery phrase safely offline.
Optionally, import a wallet using your existing recovery phrase. Ensure you never share it online.
Scan the QR code from the Coinbase Wallet mobile app to sync your accounts and backup your keys securely.
Yes, but pairing with the mobile app allows backup and cross-device access.
Yes, private keys never leave your browser and all transactions must be signed locally.
Chrome, Firefox, Brave, and other Chromium-based browsers.