HitBTC has an easy way of withdrawing funds. However, you can only process transactions for cryptocurrencies as Fiat currencies like US dollar, Euros, British Pounds, and more are currently not available.
Here are guided steps on how to withdraw funds from you HitBTC account:
Go to https://hitbtc.com and log into your account using the email and password you’ve registered, then click “Sign in.”
To withdraw your Bitcoin, proceed to the “Account” tab. Click on the “Withdraw” button next to your Bitcoin.
Before making any withdrawal, make sure that the amount you’d wish to withdraw is deposited on your main account, so you can transfer it from your trading account if needed. Hit the “Transfer” button to proceed.
After transferring your funds from your primary account to the trading account, you can proceed to process the withdrawal.
Enter the amount you’d want to withdraw and paste the receiving address to the “Address” field. Make sure that you’re using the correct address. Once your money has been sent, the transaction wouldn’t be reversed.
Once ready, click “Withdraw.”
After hitting the “Withdraw” button and typing in the authentication code, the following notification is going to pop-up: “Your withdrawal request requires confirmation by e-mail.”
Open your email and locate the message from [email protected], with a subject line “Withdraw verification” that looks like this:
Click the link to confirm your withdrawal. You can manage your withdrawals in the “Reports – Payment history,” or in the “Latest transactions” section at the bottom of the screen.
The three yellow dots show that your withdrawal is being processed. Once completed, it will turn green.
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, both process is easy to initiate and complete.
If you wonder how to do this, you can quickly go through the steps below.
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.
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 as your deposit.
Your unique deposit address will appear where you can transfer the funds using your preferred wallet. Coinfloor processes Bitcoin deposits 24/7.
Note: For more info about Bitcoin deposits you can check Coinfloor’s support page here.
Just like Bitcoin 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.
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