Coinbase, Standard Chartered Partner to Add 6 Currency Access
exchange Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) announced on May 26 that it is partnering with Standard Chartered to expand global fiat access for institutional clients using Coinbase Prime and Coinbase Exchange. The setup adds multi-currency funding across AUD, SGD, CAD, CHF, EUR, and GBP, giving institutions more direct ways to fund strategies across regions. Coinbase said the structure is built to reduce foreign exchange friction, improve capital efficiency, and support trading across spot, derivatives, and financing from one platform. Prime Trading clients in the European Union are excluded from the feature. The exchange wrote: “The direction is clear. A system where capital is not constrained by geography, banking hours, or legacy infrastructure.” The new access covers deposits, withdrawals, and settlement support tied to major global currencies. AUD, SGD, CAD, and CHF rails are being added directly, while EUR and GBP settlement will use global systemically important bank-backed infrastructure. Systemically important bank-backed infrastructure refers to financial networks backed by global systemically important banks (G-SIBs), supporting , compliance, and cross-border settlement across global markets. Institutional desks often move capital across jurisdictions, products, and time zones. Multi-currency rails give those desks more flexibility when funding , , and broader digital asset strategies. Coinbase also linked the rollout to local









