Coinbase will stop supporting USDC on the Noble network starting August 17, 2026, the company announced. The move affects users who hold or transact the stablecoin on that blockchain.
What the change means
After the cutoff date, Coinbase will no longer process deposits or withdrawals of USDC on Noble. Users who keep USDC on Noble after August 17 won't be able to move it through Coinbase. The exchange hasn't said whether it will offer automatic conversion or a grace period for transfers.
Noble's role in the USDC ecosystem
Noble is a blockchain network designed for native USDC issuance and cross-chain transfers. Several decentralized finance applications and bridges rely on Noble to move USDC between Cosmos-based chains and other ecosystems. Coinbase's decision removes one of the largest on-ramps for USDC on that network.
What users should do
Anyone holding USDC on Noble should transfer it to another supported network — such as Ethereum, Solana, or Base — before August 17. Coinbase recommends checking the destination network's compatibility and ensuring the transfer is completed well ahead of the deadline. The exchange hasn't detailed any fees or minimums for the final transfers.
Why Coinbase is dropping support
The company didn't provide a reason for ending support. It's possible that low usage, shifting priorities, or changes in the stablecoin landscape played a role. Coinbase has previously delisted or dropped support for other assets and networks when demand didn't meet its criteria.
The August 17 deadline is now the key date for affected users. Anyone who misses it will need to find alternative ways to access their USDC on Noble, possibly through other exchanges or decentralized methods.
