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Coinbase announced a funding bonus opportunity for eligible users in Brazil, allowing them to earn a USDC bonus for completing qualifying transactions during a specified offer period, subject to detailed terms and conditions.
Coinbase published details of a funding bonus designed specifically for select users in Brazil, offering a USDC bonus for those who complete qualifying transactions during a defined offer period. Eligibility and bonus parameters—including rate, cap, and specific timeframes—are personalized for each user and communicated individually. The terms specify a 36-month bonus payout period starting on November 9, 2026, with strict requirements around transaction types, inflows, outflows, and ongoing Brazil residency. The offer includes a wide list of eligible cryptocurrencies, and bonus calculations depend on users' net inflows, with outflows during the bonus period potentially reducing or reclaiming payout amounts. Further legal conditions and requirements are outlined in the published offer terms.
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Eligible Coinbase users in Brazil who have been presented with the funding bonus offer can participate by affirmatively opting in during the Offer Period. To join, users need to complete qualifying transactions, such as depositing fiat or eligible cryptocurrencies, during the specified timeframe. The bonus will be paid in USDC and distributed in monthly installments over a 36-month period, provided eligibility and residency are maintained. Interested users can learn more or register via the official sign-up link.
Coinbase is a cryptocurrency exchange that provides access to a wide selection of digital assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, and others. The platform offers web and mobile applications, serves users in over 100 countries, and features educational resources that enable users to earn while learning. To find more details, visit the broker profile on Traders Union: broker profile on Traders Union.
For more context, see our earlier news about Coinbase, where the broker outlined its technical recommendations to safeguard Bitcoin from future quantum computing threats and highlighted the need to start preparing now. Read the previous Coinbase update on Traders Union.