Coinbase Tutorial

To secure your account, you must now go to the “Security” section of your account. You can access it directly through this URL: https://www.coinbase.com/settings/security_settings

On this page, we will find several ways to secure your account (we recommend that you use the authentication application as a minimum):

The next step is to add one or more payment methods to the site.

To do this, you must go to “Settings” / “Payment methods”.

You can access it directly via this link: https://www.coinbase.com/settings/linked-accounts

When you want to buy cryptocurrency for rather large amounts, the most convenient way to do so is often to use Bank Transfers.

Here are the steps to follow in order to fund your account this way.

Once you have made a Wire Transfer to Coinbase, you can then purchase cryptocurrencies directly with your available balance.

To do this, from the site, simply click on the “Buy / Sell” button at the top right.

To make a purchase of cryptocurrencies by credit card, the handling is almost the same as the previous step:

To do this, from the site, simply click on the “Buy / Sell” button at the top right.

Here’s how to find out your different deposit addresses for your different cryptocurrencies:

It is possible to withdraw from Coinbase to your bank account in 2 ways: By Wire Transfer, or by Credit Card.
You will also need to have Euros in your Coinbase account.
If this is not the case, you will have to transform your cryptocurrencies into Euros first.

To make an external transfer (a payment), simply click on the “Send / Receive” button at the top right of the site.

Make sure you are on the “Send” tab and fill in the form:

There are many reasons why you might want to convert your cryptocurrencies (such as converting your cryptos to euros).

Another reason, which we highly recommend, would be to want to convert your “risky” crypto-currencies into another much less risky currency (such as stablecoin, like USDT, which are crypto-currencies that don’t fluctuate much in price).