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Overview

With the CDP SDK, you can fund your account from fiat currency (eg. USD) in a bank account with a single API call. This method is currently limited to US-based individuals using US debit card (without 3DS verification) payment methods configured in a Coinbase account. We will add support for businesses and for additional payment methods soon. This method currently supports funding accounts with USDC and ETH on the Base and Ethereum networks, and with USDC and SOL on the Solana network. Want more? Get in touch for early access!
Start by creating a Coinbase account if you don’t already have one, and add payment method(s).

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Account Funding API (Beta)

To use the Account Funding API, you need a Coinbase account with a US debit card (non-3DS) payment method added. If you have multiple debit cards set up, this method will use the first non-3DS, active, verified card you added. The Account Funding API supports both EOA accounts and Smart Accounts.

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Limits

Account funding limits are the same as your Coinbase account limits.

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Get a quote

Use the quoteFund method to generate quotes for converting between fiat currency and crypto tokens with all associated fees. The quoteFund method returns a quote object, which expires in 10 minutes, with estimated network and exchange fees associated with your account funding operation. Save on fees with Coinbase One.

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EVM Example

    const account = await cdp.evm.getOrCreateAccount({ name: "account" });

    const quote = await account.quoteFund({
      network: "base",
      token: "eth",
      amount: 500000000000000n, // 0.0005 eth
    });

    // Parameters of the quote you can inspect to see if you want to execute it.
    console.log("Fiat amount: ", quote.fiatAmount)
    console.log("Fiat currency: ", quote.fiatCurrency)
    for (const fee of quote.fees) {
      console.log("Fee type: ", fee.type) // network_fee or exchange_fee
      console.log("Fee amount: ", fee.amount)
      console.log("Fee currency: ", fee.currency)
    }

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Solana Example

    const account = await cdp.solana.getOrCreateAccount({ name: "account" });

    const quote = await account.quoteFund({
      token: "sol",
      amount: 10000000n, // 0.01 sol
    });

    // Parameters of the quote you can inspect to see if you want to execute it.
    console.log("Fiat amount: ", quote.fiatAmount)
    console.log("Fiat currency: ", quote.fiatCurrency)
    for (const fee of quote.fees) {
      console.log("Fee type: ", fee.type) // network_fee or exchange_fee
      console.log("Fee amount: ", fee.amount)
      console.log("Fee currency: ", fee.currency)
    }

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Execute a quote

If you have already generated a quote, you can simply execute it to initiate account funding: 
    // Execute the previously quoted account funding operation.
    const fundOperationResult = await quote.execute();

    // Wait for the funding operation to settle.
    const completedTransfer = await account.waitForFundOperationReceipt({
        transferId: fundOperationResult.id
    });

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Executing directly without a quote

If you want to directly execute an account funding operation without first getting a quote, you may directly call the fund method specifying the amount and crypto asset.

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EVM Example

    // Initiate the funding operation.
    const fundOperation = await account.fund({
      network: "base",
      token: "eth",
      amount: 500000000000000n, // 0.0005 eth
    });

    // Wait for the funding operation to settle.
    const completedTransfer = await account.waitForFundOperationReceipt({
      transferId: fundOperation.id,
    });

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Solana Example

    // Initiate the funding operation.
    const fundOperation = await account.fund({
      token: "sol",
      amount: 10000000n, // 0.01 sol
    });

    // Wait for the funding operation to settle.
    const completedTransfer = await account.waitForFundOperationReceipt({
      transferId: fundOperation.id,
    });