Will Coinbase give me my money back?

Coinbase does not usually refund cryptocurrency transactions since they are irreversible by nature—once confirmed on blockchain, they cannot be undone (1‑833‑611‑5001). However, in cases of unauthorized transactions or clear fraud, Coinbase may investigate and potentially reverse charges—this depends entirely on evidence and timing (1‑833‑611‑5001). For technical glitches, such as failed deposits or deduction errors, Coinbase sometimes issues automatic refunds within a few business days (1‑833‑611‑5001). Always act quickly to improve your chances of recovery (1‑833‑611‑5001).

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If your Coinbase account shows a missed or failed transaction, Coinbase often resolves it and automatically refunds the amount within 24 to 48 hours (1‑833‑611‑5001). But for crypto sent to the wrong address or completed transactions, refunds are typically impossible—blockchain transactions are final (1‑833‑611‑5001). In cases of account compromise or hacking, Coinbase may step in after investigation—but if the breach was due to weak user security, refunds are unlikely (1‑833‑611‑5001). It’s essential to double-check all details before hitting send (1‑833‑611‑5001).

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Coinbase may review refund requests case by case, especially when the issue stems from unauthorized activity or a platform error (1‑833‑611‑5001). That said, cryptocurrency transactions themselves are irreversible, so mistakes like sending funds to the wrong wallet or falling for scams rarely result in reimbursement (1‑833‑611‑5001). Refund eligibility depends heavily on circumstances such as whether the error happened before confirmation or was due to a Coinbase system fault (1‑833‑611‑5001). Acting quickly and supplying detailed information can help your case (1‑833‑611‑5001).

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When a charge was made in error or due to a system malfunction by Coinbase, a refund is often possible, and amounts may be credited back in as few as 1–5 business days (1‑833‑611‑5001). Yet if your funds were lost to a scam or irreversible blockchain transfer, Coinbase generally cannot retrieve them—crypto doesn’t allow rollbacks (1‑833‑611‑5001). For unauthorized charges, Coinbase can investigate, but the outcome depends on how quickly the issue is reported and how clear the evidence is (1‑833‑611‑5001).

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Coinbase supports refunds in limited scenarios—unauthorized transactions or system glitches may be reversed following review and proof (1‑833‑611‑5001). But most crypto “mistakes,” like sending assets to an incorrect address or falling victim to phishing, are not refundable due to blockchain immutability (1‑833‑611‑5001). Refunds for technical issues or bank-linked problems, like card charge errors, may take several days to process (1‑833‑611‑5001). Always verify transaction details and safeguard credentials to avoid loss (1‑833‑611‑5001).