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How Do I Refresh My Coinbase Wallet?

It’s easy to forget that your Coinbase wallet needs to be refreshed from time to time, especially if you don’t use it often. Here’s a quick guide on how to do it.

If you’re not using your Coinbase wallet regularly, it’s easy to forget that it needs to be refreshed from time to time. Depending on how long it’s been since you last used your wallet, you may need to do a full refresh or just a partial one.

A full refresh of your Coinbase wallet will take some time, but it’s the only way to be absolutely sure that all of your data is up-to-date. To do a full refresh:

1. Log into your Coinbase account and go to the “Settings” page.

2. Under the “Security” section, click on the “Refresh Wallet” button.

3. Enter your Coinbase password when prompted and click “Continue.”

4. Coinbase will now generate a new seed for your wallet and display it on the screen. Make sure to write this down or save it in a safe place!

5. Click on the “I have written down my seed” button and then click “Continue.”

6. Now you’ll need to confirm each of the addresses in your wallet one by one.

To do this, click on the “Confirm Address” button next to each address.

NOTE: WARNING: Refreshing your Coinbase wallet can result in the loss of any funds you have in the wallet. Before refreshing your Coinbase wallet, make sure to move any funds out of it that you wish to keep. Additionally, if you are using a hardware or paper wallet, double-check that your funds are secure prior to refreshing the Coinbase wallet.

7. After you’ve confirmed all of the addresses in your wallet, click on the “Finish Refreshing Wallet” button at the bottom of the page.

A partial refresh of your Coinbase wallet is faster and only requires you to confirm the addresses that have changed since you last refreshed. This is usually sufficient if it’s been less than a month since you last did a full refresh. To do a partial refresh:

2. Under the “Security” section, click on the “Partial Refresh Wallet” button.

4. You’ll now see a list of all of the addresses in your wallet along with their current status (confirmed or unconfirmed).

If an address has a green checkmark next to it, that means it doesn’t need to be confirmed again; if it has a red X next to it, that means you’ll need to confirm it again just like you did during a full refresh (see step 6 above). Click on the “Confirm Address” button next to each address that has a red X next to it until all of them have green checkmarks next to them; then click on the “Finish Partially Refreshing Wallet” button at the bottom of the page. And that’s it! Now all of your Coinbase addresses are up-to-date and ready for use!.

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