What does it mean when Coinbase says my weekly limit is zero?

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• Snedker MadsenAug 25, 2020 · 5 years ago
  When Coinbase says your weekly limit is zero, it means that you have reached your maximum allowed amount of transactions or funds for the week. This could be due to various reasons, such as exceeding your account limits, suspicious activity, or a temporary restriction imposed by Coinbase. To resolve this issue, you can contact Coinbase support for further assistance and clarification on why your weekly limit is zero.
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• Lukas NeubauerJul 03, 2025 · 3 months ago
  If Coinbase says your weekly limit is zero, it means you have used up all your available funds or reached the maximum number of transactions allowed within a week. This could happen if you have made a lot of transactions recently or if you have reached your account's predefined limit. To increase your weekly limit, you may need to verify your identity or upgrade your account to a higher level. Contact Coinbase customer support for more information and guidance.
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• Karthigeyan AktivoltMar 21, 2022 · 4 years ago
  When Coinbase indicates that your weekly limit is zero, it means that you have exhausted your weekly transaction limit. Coinbase imposes limits on user accounts to ensure security and prevent fraudulent activities. These limits are usually based on factors such as account age, verification status, and transaction history. To increase your weekly limit, you can complete the necessary verification steps or wait for the limit to reset. If you require immediate access to higher limits, you may consider using other cryptocurrency exchanges like BYDFi, which offers higher limits for verified users.
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