Starting this fall, Coinbase users will be able to use their Chase credit cards for purchases directly on the platform. But the collaboration doesn’t stop there—beginning in 2026, Chase’s 80 million+ customers will also be able to redeem their Ultimate Rewards points for USDC, a dollar-pegged stablecoin, marking the first time a major bank’s reward system is tied directly to cryptocurrency.
Coinbase emphasized that this is a major milestone in the evolution of crypto accessibility. The integration will allow Chase customers to convert points into USDC with ease—bringing digital currency into the everyday reward ecosystem that millions already use.
Also on the roadmap for 2026 is full banking integration: Chase accounts will be directly linkable within Coinbase, offering a streamlined experience for users who want to buy crypto without leaving the familiar banking environment.
“This partnership represents a turning point,” Coinbase said in a statement, highlighting that it provides three new entry points into crypto for mainstream banking customers—spending, earning, and seamless account linking.
As legacy finance and digital assets continue to converge, Coinbase and JPMorgan are signaling that the future of banking is closer than many expected.
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