The reviewed native-integration clause does not give a complete prediction-trading fee schedule.

Does it trade for me?

It transmits transactions you request to the underlying protocol; automatic trading is not described.

Where do my funds sit?

Positions and proxy funding are controlled through the user’s EOA or smart wallet, as described in the terms.

What do I need to start?

A supported wallet and, where required, USDC plus the protocol’s funding authorization.

Where is it available?

The terms exclude the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and other restricted jurisdictions; protocol restrictions also apply.

Coinbase Wallet native prediction markets

Native Polymarket interface for eligible Coinbase Wallet users

Website checked 7 Nov 2026Mobile wallet app, Web-accessible wallet services

Coinbase Wallet’s terms describe a native prediction-market integration that can display market data and submit transactions through protocols such as Polymarket. Outcome positions are represented by on-chain tokens in an EOA or smart wallet, with a protocol-controlled proxy deposit wallet used for some funding flows. This is a wallet integration, separate from the directory’s Coinbase Predict exchange listing. The terms expressly restrict access in named countries and defer resolution to the underlying protocol.[1]

Written by Vultax from the product's own pages, last checked 7 November 2026.

Visit wallet.coinbase.com

Category: Other tools
Pricing: Not stated
Works with: Polymarket
Runs on: Mobile wallet app, Web-accessible wallet services
First recorded: 7 Nov 2026
Last checked: 7 Nov 2026

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Website: wallet.coinbase.com (opens in a new tab)
Category: Other tools
Tags: Native market interface, Protocol transaction access, Tokenized positions, Proxy funding flow
Runs on: Mobile wallet app, Web-accessible wallet services
Works with: Polymarket
Pricing: Not stated
Operator: Coinbase Bermuda Technologies Limited is the entity named in the Coinbase Wallet terms; this is not a claim about the operator of every Coinbase-branded service.
First recorded: 7 November 2026
Last checked: 7 November 2026

Timeline

7 November 2026
Website first checked by Vultax
7 November 2026
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Quick answers

What does it cost?: The reviewed native-integration clause does not give a complete prediction-trading fee schedule.[1]
Does it trade for me?: It transmits transactions you request to the underlying protocol; automatic trading is not described.[1]
Where do my funds sit?: Positions and proxy funding are controlled through the user’s EOA or smart wallet, as described in the terms.[1]
What do I need to start?: A supported wallet and, where required, USDC plus the protocol’s funding authorization.[1]
Where is it available?: The terms exclude the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and other restricted jurisdictions; protocol restrictions also apply.[1]

Overview

Trading mode: User-requested transactions through a third-party prediction-market protocol; the reviewed terms do not describe an automatic strategy mode.[1]
Funding and prerequisites: A compatible EOA or smart wallet and, where required, USDC funding into the protocol’s proxy deposit wallet via a wallet authorization.[1]

What it offers

Native market interface
View third-party prediction-market data from within Coinbase Wallet rather than treating the wallet as the market operator.[1]
Protocol transaction access
Requests made in the integration are processed by the third-party prediction-market protocol.[1]
Tokenized positions
The terms describe outcome tokens held in an externally owned account or smart wallet.[1]
Proxy funding flow
Some transactions require USDC to be deposited into a protocol-supplied proxy wallet controlled through the user’s wallet signatures.[1]

How it works

Trading mode: User-requested transactions through a third-party prediction-market protocol; the reviewed terms do not describe an automatic strategy mode.[1]
Delivery channels: Native wallet interface
Markets supported: Polymarket

Getting started

What you need first: A compatible EOA or smart wallet and, where required, USDC funding into the protocol’s proxy deposit wallet via a wallet authorization.[1]

Safety and terms

Custody and keys

The terms describe self-custodial EOAs and smart wallets, and protocol proxy deposit wallets controlled through the user’s wallet. Coinbase says it cannot settle or reverse prediction positions or recover that proxy wallet.[1]

Operator

Coinbase Bermuda Technologies Limited is the entity named in the Coinbase Wallet terms; this is not a claim about the operator of every Coinbase-branded service.[1]

Terms, privacy and eligibility

Links:: Wallet terms (opens in a new tab)
Restrictions:: The native integration is unavailable to users in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and other restricted jurisdictions. The underlying protocol’s terms also apply.

Sources

1. wallet.coinbase.com/terms-of-service (opens in a new tab)

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