Bithumb only allows Fiat money (KRW) withdrawals to Korean residents. Other users have the option to withdraw cryptocurrency like Comet (CMT) 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 Comet (CMT) 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 You have just withdrawn Comet (CMT) from your Bithumb account.
With Dragonex, you can deposit cryptocurrencies like Comet (CMT), but first, make sure you have completed the account “Verification” process and have activated 2FA.
Here are the steps on how to deposit Comet (CMT) on your registered and confirmed Dragonex account:
Click here to open the exchange site. Type in your login information and click on the “Log in” button.
To deposit Comet (CMT) on your secured Dragonex account, go to “My Assets” and select on “Account Assets” where you’ll be able to see different cryptocurrencies. Select your Comet (CMT) and hit on “Deposit.”
You will be provided with a deposit address. Copy and save this address as you will need this in making your deposit transaction. Make sure the correct one is used to avoid losing funds. You also have the option to generate a new code by scanning the QR code.
Deposit History is available for you to see your ongoing and previous deposit transactions.
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