Blockchain transactions are permanent and non-reversible. Please exercise caution when transferring funds to Coinbase from Leo Wallet, as Leo Wallet does not have the ability to reverse transactions or retrieve funds once they are sent.
Important Points to Note:
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Leo Wallet is Non-Custodial:
Leo Wallet serves as an interface to the Aleo blockchain. It does not hold, manage, or control your funds and cannot access your wallet. This means that any funds sent from Leo Wallet to a Coinbase address are beyond Leo Wallet’s reach once the transaction is completed. -
Coinbase Asset Compatibility
Coinbase only supports the public version of Aleo (Aleo) for deposits. They do not support deposits of any public or private versions of other tokens such as: - pAleo
- vUSDC
- Depositing unsupported assets into Coinbase may lead to the permanent loss of your funds.
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How to Transfer Assets Safely
If you need to send assets like vUSDC or pAleo to Coinbase, you must first convert them to the public version of Aleo. Please refer to the guides below for instructions on converting vUSDC and pAleo to Aleo: -
No Recovery Support for Private Transfers
Once you transfer funds from Leo Wallet, only Coinbase may be able to assist with asset recovery, if they support it. Please note that Coinbase typically cannot assist with recovery if private assets or unsupported tokens are transferred. We’ve received feedback from customers stating that private transfers or unsupported tokens often result in unrecoverable funds, so please take extra caution when transferring assets to your Coinbase account.
For secure and supported transactions, always ensure that your assets are converted to a format that Coinbase explicitly supports.