Ultimate guide on how to transfer
Bitcoin Cash from Bithumb to Independent Reserve

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 You have just withdrawn Bitcoin Cash from your Bithumb account.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 Independent Reserve

After verifying your account, you’ll then be able to deposit funds into Independent Reserve exchange through cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin Cash or Fiat money. Deposit methods include Electronic Funds Transfer and SWIFT transfer.

These are the easy-to-follow steps to help you make your first Bitcoin Cash deposit on Independent Reserve.

  1. Deposit Bitcoin Cash on Independent Reserve
  2. Deposit Fiat money on Independent Reserve

Click this link to access the exchange site.

After logging in, click on “accounts” for you to see your Account Balance and the available currencies. To deposit, you need to view the list and click on “deposit” in-line with your currency selection.

1. Deposit Bitcoin Cash on your Independent Reserve account

There’s a variety of cryptocurrencies that you can select from Independent Reserve, like Bitcoin Cash. To deposit Bitcoin Cash on your account, make your selection from the list under “accounts” and click on “deposit.”

You will then be routed to another page where you’d get to copy the wallet address. Make sure to use the same address in making Bitcoin Cash deposit transactions to avoid losing your funds.

If you wish to view your pending and or previous deposit transactions, you may go to “Transaction History” at any time.

Great job! You have added Bitcoin Cash to your Independent Reserve account. 

 

2. Deposit Fiat money on your Independent Reserve account

You also have the option to deposit Fiat money on your Independent Reserve account and the steps are pretty much similar to adding Bitcoin Cash deposit. Go to “accounts” and select your currency by viewing the list. Once you’ve made your selection, all you have to do is click on “deposit.”

You will then be routed to another page where you can select your method of deposit transaction and supply the required information asked by the system.

If you wish to view your pending and or previous deposit transactions, you may go to “Transaction History” at any time.

Excellent job on adding Fiat money to your Independent Reserve account!

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