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Coinbase H-1B Visa Sponsorship Data 2026

Coinbase filed 118 H-1B labor condition applications in fiscal year 2026, ranking #352 out of 1,000 sponsoring employers in our database — down 34.8% from last year.

Of those filings, 100.0% were certified by the Department of Labor, with a median offered salary of $182,682, 45% above the national H-1B median of $126,403.

45% of Coinbase's filings were at prevailing-wage Level III or above. Under the 2026 wage-weighted lottery, that translates to an average of 2.5 lottery entries per candidate — meaning its candidates get meaningfully better odds than the typical Level I–II filing.

Coinbase's most-sponsored roles in FY2026 were Software Engineer (68 cases), Machine Learning Engineer (6 cases), Engineering Manager (5 cases). Its heaviest H-1B hiring was in CA (42), WA (28), NY (22).

FY2026 filings

118

Rank #352 nationally

Approval rate

100.0%

118 certified

Median salary

$182,682

National median $126,403

Avg. lottery entries

2.5×

Wage-weighted system

H-1B lottery positioning

Under the 2026 wage-weighted lottery, Level I filings receive 1 entry, Level II get 2, Level III get 3, and Level IV get 4. 45% of Coinbase's FY2026 filings were Level III or above, giving its candidates an average of 2.5 entries per filing.

Level I
27 (26%)
Level II
29 (28%)
Level III
15 (15%)
Level IV
31 (30%)

Most-sponsored job titles

Job titleFilingsAvg. salary
Software Engineer68$195,868
Machine Learning Engineer6$211,667
Engineering Manager5$271,020
Associate Product Manager4$138,300
Product Designer4$167,400
Quantitative Risk Modeling Analyst2$179,300
Manager2$249,550
Machine Learning Platform Engineer2$217,900
Product Manager2$209,650
Business Operations Senior Associate2$166,345

Top worksite states

CA

42 filings

WA

28 filings

NY

22 filings

TX

7 filings

NJ

6 filings

MI

3 filings

NV

2 filings

MA

2 filings

IL

2 filings

VA

1 filings

Year-over-year trend

Coinbase filed 181 H-1B applications in FY2025 versus 118 in FY2026 — a decrease of 34.8%.

Coinbase H-1B FAQs

Does Coinbase sponsor H-1B visas?

Yes. Coinbase filed 118 H-1B labor condition applications in FY2026, ranking #352 nationally. A labor condition application (LCA) is the required first step before an H-1B petition, so this filing volume is a strong signal of active sponsorship.

What is Coinbase's H-1B approval rate?

100.0% of Coinbase's FY2026 H-1B filings were certified by the Department of Labor. Note that LCA certification is distinct from USCIS petition approval, but a high certification rate indicates clean, compliant filings.

How much does Coinbase pay H-1B workers?

Coinbase's median offered salary for H-1B roles in FY2026 was $182,682 (average $196,232). Individual offers vary by role, level, and worksite — the tables above break it down by job title.

Which jobs does Coinbase sponsor most on H-1B?

Software Engineer leads with 68 filings in FY2026 at an average offered salary of $195,868. Other frequently sponsored roles are listed in the table above.

Where does Coinbase hire H-1B workers?

CA is Coinbase's top H-1B worksite state with 42 filings in FY2026, followed by WA (28) and NY (22). Worksite reflects where the job is performed, which may differ from headquarters.

What are the H-1B lottery odds at Coinbase?

No employer can guarantee lottery selection, but wage levels matter: under the 2026 wage-weighted system, Level I filings get 1 entry while Level IV get 4. Based on Coinbase's FY2026 wage mix, its candidates averaged 2.5 entries per filing. Higher-wage offers at the same employer carry better odds.

Other top H-1B sponsors

Data source: U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification — Labor Condition Application disclosure data, FY2024–FY2026. An LCA is filed by the employer before an H-1B petition; disclosure data does not indicate USCIS petition outcomes. Last updated: October 2026.