Coinbase announced that its dedicated professional-trading platform, Coinbase Pro, would be officially retired and merged into its unified advanced trading experience. the blog titled “Hello Advanced Trade, Goodbye Coinbase Pro” explains that, as of November 20 2023, Coinbase Pro is no longer supported on web or mobile—and its login interface has been disabled. Coinbase+1
What this means for users
If you attempt to use the former Coinbase Pro login flow today, you will be unable to access your account via that legacy portal. Instead, Coinbase encourages users to log in via the main Coinbase platform and then select the “Advanced Trade” mode. Investopedia+1 All balances and trading history from Coinbase Pro were migrated—so your assets remain safe, but the interface and URL you once used are now deprecated.
Step-by-step: How to access the new advanced trading interface
Navigate to the primary Coinbase website or open the mobile Coinbase app.
Sign in with your existing Coinbase credentials (email + password + two-factor authentication).
Once logged in, choose the Trade → Advanced option. This activates the sophisticated trading window previously provided by Coinbase Pro. Investopedia+1
If you still see references to Coinbase Pro, you may simply continue checking your account statements or archive as instructed—but active trading should be done via Advanced Trade. Coinbase+1
Why Coinbase made the change
The rationale is clear: consolidating multiple services into a single account system allows users to seamlessly access advanced trading (formerly the domain of Coinbase Pro) alongside staking, Coinbase Card, dApp wallet features, and more — without juggling separate platforms. Coinbase+1 In other words, the “Coinbase Pro login” legacy page is now obsolete, because its functionality has been folded into Coinbase’s main ecosystem.
Important user considerations
Ensure you have your two-factor authentication (2FA) set up on your Coinbase account—this remains the primary security layer at login.
Double-check you’re on the official domain (coinbase.com) to avoid phishing pages mimicking the old Coinbase Pro login.
Review your transaction/statement history from the migration period (Nov 2023) to confirm your funds and trading history were preserved.
For trading fee structure, order-types (limit, stop-loss, etc.), and interface differences under Advanced Trade, consult Coinbase’s help guides.
If you had bookmarked the old Coinbase Pro login page—delete that bookmark and create a new one pointing to the correct login path.
In summary
While the phrase “Coinbase Pro login” may still appear in forums or legacy links, the login portal itself is retired. Users should access the main Coinbase login, then navigate to “Advanced Trade” for the full professional trading experience. This consolidation aims to streamline your account management, retain advanced trading tools, and deliver a unified, secure login flow. By adapting to this updated structure you’ll maintain access to your portfolio and trading tools without disruption.