Coinbase has introduced Coinbase for Agents, a product designed to let users connect agents to their accounts so those agents can carry out trades and payments on their behalf. The update was shared by Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong in a post on X, where he said he spends much of his time thinking about agentic finance. Armstrong said the sector is still in its early stages, but he believes its growth trajectory already points to where the world is heading. According to his description, Coinbase for Agents is meant to address that demand by giving users a way to delegate certain financial actions to agents while still keeping limits and control measures in place. The product, as described in the post, supports both trading and payments executed by agents tied to a user account.
Coinbase has rolled out Coinbase for Agents, a product that allows users to connect agents to their accounts so those agents can trade and make payments on the user’s behalf.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong disclosed the update in a post on X. He wrote that he spends much of his time thinking about agentic finance and said that while the field remains early, its growth trajectory points to where the world is heading.
Armstrong said Coinbase for Agents is intended to meet that demand. Under the setup he described, users can link an agent to their account, allow that agent to execute trades and payments, and set limits and other controls.
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