Why does Coinbase show zero balance after transferring funds to GDAX?

3 answers

• Nov 27, 2021 · 3 years ago
  When you transfer funds from Coinbase to GDAX, the balance in your Coinbase account will show as zero because the funds have been moved to GDAX. GDAX is a separate platform owned by Coinbase, and it operates as a trading platform for more advanced users. By transferring funds to GDAX, you can take advantage of lower fees and access more trading options. So, don't worry if your Coinbase account shows a zero balance after the transfer, your funds are safe and available for trading on GDAX.
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• Nov 27, 2021 · 3 years ago
  After transferring funds to GDAX, it's normal for your Coinbase account to show a zero balance. GDAX is a separate platform from Coinbase, and when you transfer funds, they are moved to GDAX for trading purposes. GDAX offers more advanced trading features and lower fees compared to Coinbase. So, if you want to actively trade cryptocurrencies, it's recommended to transfer your funds to GDAX. Just remember that your funds are still under your control and accessible through GDAX.
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• Nov 27, 2021 · 3 years ago
  When you transfer funds from Coinbase to GDAX, your Coinbase account balance will show as zero because the funds have been moved to GDAX. GDAX is a trading platform owned by Coinbase that offers more advanced trading options. By transferring your funds to GDAX, you can take advantage of features like limit orders and lower trading fees. So, it's normal to see a zero balance in your Coinbase account after the transfer. Just log in to GDAX to access and trade your funds.
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