Ultimate guide on how to transfer
Bitcoin Cash from Bithumb to Coinfloor

Step by step guide on how to withdraw Bitcoin Cash from your Bithumb account

Bithumb only allows Fiat money (KRW) withdrawals to Korean residents. Other users have the option to withdraw cryptocurrency like Bitcoin Cash and here the easy steps to follow:

Go to https://www.bithumb.com  and click on “Sign In.”

Enter the email and password you registered.

Enter the security password you used when you signed up then click “Confirm.”

After logging in, click on the “Wallet” button located at the top bar and select “Withdrawal.”

On the Withdrawal section, select the Bitcoin Cash or currency you want to withdraw.

Next, enter the amount you wish to withdraw, together with the bank name, bank account, account number, account holder’s name. Always double check your information before submitting withdrawal transactions as it can no longer be reverted and could cause you to lose funds.

Also, type in the cell phone verification code for authentication purposes, and then click “Withdrawal Request.”

Check the transaction history at the bottom of the page where it says “History” or by clicking on the “Pending Order” and “Completed Orders.”

Fantastic! You have just withdrawn Bitcoin Cash from your Bithumb account. 

Step by step overview on how to deposit Bitcoin Cash on Coinfloor

As one of the most trusted exchanges in the UK, Coinfloor offers its users two options in funding their accounts. Whether you choose to deposit through Fiat or Bitcoin Cash, both process is easy to initiate and complete.

If you wonder how to do this, you can quickly go through the steps below.

  1. Deposit Bitcoin Cash on Coinfloor
  2. Deposit Fiat money on Coinfloor

To start, you have to sign in to your account by entering your email address and password. Additionally, you can also tick the ‘I’m a trader’ box if you believe you are and wish to disable the additional 2FA. After this, click Sign In to continue.

Here, you will have to input your Authy code. This part is the 2FA setting that you’ve added when you first signed up for an account on Coinfloor. Submit this code to proceed.

1. Deposit Bitcoin Cash on your Coinfloor account

Unlike other exchanges, the deposit tab or section will only appear on Coinfloor once everything gets verified. From the homepage, you can start verification by hitting ‘Choose’ under Initiate Verification. After this step, the ‘Deposit’ tab will show up on the top navigation bar of the site. Click on it and select Bitcoin Cash as your deposit.

Your unique deposit address will appear where you can transfer the funds using your preferred wallet. Coinfloor processes Bitcoin Cash deposits 24/7.

Note: For more info about Bitcoin Cash deposits you can check Coinfloor’s support page here.

Perfect! You have done an excellent job for putting some Bitcoin Cash in your Coinfloor account.

2. Deposit Fiat money on your Coinfloor account

Just like Bitcoin Cash deposits, funding with Fiat also requires passing verification. You can verify by clicking on the ‘Choose’ button from the homepage and afterward the ‘Deposit’ tab on the top navigation bar will become available.

When you access the deposit section, you will find Coinfloor Exchange UK’s client account details together with your unique reference code which is under BIC/SWIFT and in purple color. It is advisable to enter this code in the “message to beneficiary” field without additional words or numbers to avoid delays and errors.

The displayed bank account is where you need to transfer the funds and always make sure to specify the currency you are sending. Clearing may take up to five business days depending on what deposit method you choose.

Note: For more info regarding Fiat deposits (including fees), feel free to check this link.

To check your deposits, you can quickly go to the ‘Deposits and Withdrawals History’ section from your ‘My Account’ page.

Congratulations! You have finally funded your Coinfloor account with Fiat money.

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