By Sid Coelho-Prabhu, Group Product Manager

At Coinbase, we believe growing the cryptoeconomy is a key step to building an open financial system for the world. One of the ways we do this is by supporting new decentralized app (dapp) ecosystems with products like Coinbase Wallet (or simply “Wallet”), our self-custody crypto wallet app.

Starting today, Wallet users can sign-up for and purchase cryptocurrencies from Coinbase.com right within their Wallet apps.

Wallet allows users in every part of the world to store their own crypto and use popular dapps like Compound and Uniswap. However, until now, anyone new to crypto had to buy their first cryptocurrency from an exchange, and then transfer it over manually to their Wallet apps. This created a lengthy and complicated onboarding experience for new Wallet users who are excited to get started with the open financial system. With today’s launch, whether you want to start using a dapp, send crypto to friends, or just store your own crypto, getting started with Wallet is much easier.

Existing Coinbase.com customers can also link to their Wallet accounts, and the feature is completely optional. All Wallet features will remain available to users even without linked Coinbase.com accounts.

For dapp developers, we’ve created the best 0 to 1 experience to get their users started with their dapps. Coinbase Wallet is already a leading wallet for accessing DeFi and dapps. Now, with the addition of a simple and secure fiat onramp service, developers can build dapps with just one easy app install for their users.

We’re always listening to our users and welcome feedback and troubleshooting questions via our help center.

Introducing crypto purchases inside Coinbase Wallet was originally published in The Coinbase Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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