Ultimate guide on how to transfer
Bitcoin Cash from Private: Simex to CEX.io

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

Simex is a user-friendly exchange platform that allows both Fiat and crypto-to-crypto transactions.

Here are the steps on how to process Bitcoin Cash withdrawal from Simex:

  1. Withdrawing Fiat money from Simex
  2. Withdrawing Bitcoin Cash from Simex

Go to https://simex.global/en and log into your account

Select “Withdraw” from the Finance tab.

1. How to withdraw Fiat money from your account on Simex

To withdraw funds, update your bank details first in your “Withdraw Accounts” page.

From the “Withdraw” page, select the financial account you wish to withdraw funds from. Enter the amount you want to withdraw, and select the method you wish to use. Once done, click the “Next” button.

For RUB, Visa & MasterCard debit cards, Yandex, Money, Webmoney RUR are allowed and for USD, Wire Transfer is offered.

Withdrawal requests are processed within 24 hours. Funds transfer to your bank debit card may take up to 5 business days.

Good job! You have just withdrawn Fiat money from your account.

 

2. How to withdraw Bitcoin Cash from your account on Simex

Open the “Withdraw” page in your Finances tab, and choose the financial account you wish to withdraw funds from.

Enter the desired sum you want to withdraw. Select the method you prefer to use to complete the withdrawal and press the “Next” button.

Digital wallets are processed online in real time, unlike Fiat money which takes up to five business days.

Congratulations! You have successfully withdrawn Bitcoin Cash from your account.

Step by step overview on how to deposit Bitcoin Cash on CEX.io

CEX.io offers a convenient way of depositing Bitcoin Cash or Fiat money on your verified and confirmed account. Prior to making deposit transactions, Google Authentication must be activated.

These steps are very helpful in making your first Bitcoin Cash deposit on CEX.io.

  1. Deposit Bitcoin Cash on CEX.io
  2. Deposit Fiat money on CEX.io

Access the CEX.io website by clicking this link. Log in using your registered email address and password or via your social media account.

After logging in, you’d automatically see the “Deposit” button in green.

1. Deposit Bitcoin Cash on your CEX.io account

To deposit Bitcoin Cash on your CEX.io account, select your Bitcoin Cash and enter your desired amount at the right side of the screen, then click on “Continue.”

You will be given an address. This is what you need to use in processing your Bitcoin Cash deposit or you can also scan the QR code to generate a new one. See to it that you are copying the correct address when depositing to avoid losing funds.

Bitcoin Cash deposit transactions are available at the bottom of the page under “Recent BTC transactions.”

Excellent! You have deposited Bitcoin Cash on your CEX.io account.

 

2. Deposit Fiat money on your CEX.io account

The ability to deposit Fiat money on your CEX.io account is possible and you have three options to select from. First, you need to select your currency and enter your desired amount on the right side of the screen. Second, select your deposit payment method and fill out the form asked by the system.

If you choose to fund your account from the card, you need to input the card data. Note that you can fund your account only from your personal card, not 3rd parties cards.

You did it! You have deposited Fiat money on your CEX.io account.

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