Coinbase Completes Solana Native Token Integration

Coinbase has completed its long-anticipated chain integration with the Solana network. This update expands decentralized trading on the platform. Users can now trade millions of Solana-based tokens directly in the Coinbase app.

Solana Trading Goes Live Inside the Coinbase App

In a recent X post, Coinbase’s CEO Brian Armstrong shared the update with the wider crypto community. Following the completion of the integration, Jupiter, Solana’s leading decentralized exchange aggregator, now operates seamlessly inside Coinbase. This enables fast and efficient token swaps.

Armstrong highlighted that users no longer need to wait for individual token listings. Users in the United States can now trade Solana tokens through Jupiter without leaving the Coinbase app. 

As soon as tokens launch on Solana or Base, they can now be traded through Coinbase’s decentralized trading feature. However, the company leader noted that this access is stricter to users in  New York and Brazil. 

From Announcement to Full Rollout

Coinbase first revealed its plan to expand decentralized exchange trading access in December 2025 as part of a broader system update. At the time, the company confirmed that Solana token access would follow in the weeks ahead. 

With the integration now complete, Coinbase’s plan has fully materialized. Users can trade Solana tokens as soon as they launch, without the usual delays.

This matches the fast pace of the Solana ecosystem, where new tokens are created quickly. In 2025 alone, Solana users reportedly launched around 11 million tokens. At the same time, decentralized exchange trading volume on the network reached about $1.5 trillion. 

By embedding Jupiter directly into its app, Coinbase gives users access to this activity without requiring external wallets or platforms.

This integration also lowers the barrier for users who want exposure to emerging assets while maintaining the familiar Coinbase interface and security standards.

Coinbase Sets a New Standard for Listings

Alongside the integration update, Coinbase stated that it is setting a new standard for how assets are listed and traded on its platform. The company now operates an agency-only model. This means it strictly matches buyers and sellers without trading against its users. 

Coinbase does not run a proprietary trading desk and does not take positions against founders or projects. The exchange also confirmed that it does not offer internalization or market-making services. 

This would allow prices to form naturally based on supply and demand. In addition, Coinbase does not require special security deposits that could trap liquidity during the listing process.

Furthermore, Coinbase continues to expand its asset offerings alongside the Solana integration. ImmuneFi is now available on Coinbase and within the app, allowing users to buy, sell, convert, send, receive, or store the token. 

Solana-based assets Doodles and Moonbirds have also been added to the Coinbase roadmap. The SENT-USD, ELSA-USD, and SKR-USD pairs have entered full trading mode on Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Advanced. This listing further broadens options for active traders.