After a couple of trading activities on Bitfinex, you may now go ahead and make your first DigiByte (DGB) withdrawal. Whether it’s a Fiat or cryptocurrency withdrawal, the process outlined by Bitfinex is straightforward, and anybody can do it even beginners. Take note though that only verified users can make a Fiat money withdrawal.
To help you achieve your first withdrawal, we have prepared this guide for you to follow.
To start, open the Bitfinex site through this link.
Log-in with the email address and password you used during registration, enter the Captcha text and click Log in.
For 2FA enabled account, enter the 6-digit code from the authenticator app and hit Authenticate.
Go to the ‘Withdraw’ section to start the activity.
From the Withdraw page select which cryptocurrency you would like to get the funds from under the ‘Cryptocurrencies’ panel.
Enter the receiving wallet address, the amount you want to send, the sending wallet and your Note if any. Tick the small boxes to confirm that you wish to add a note for this transaction and that you have understood all the terms and conditions. Click the ‘Request Withdrawal’ button to proceed. Also before sending the request, a ‘Receive Amount’ field will show which tells you the total amount you will receive less the Tx Fee. This action usually takes up to 12 hours to complete.
For you to withdraw Fiat money from your Bitfinex account, go to the ‘Withdraw’ section and select the currency you wish to take the funds from under Bank Wire. On the next page, fill in your wire information such as name, address and bank details.
If you choose ‘Standard Withdrawal’ the fee structure is 0.1% of the withdrawn amount with a minimum of $20.00 (processed within seven days). Whereas if it’s an ‘Express Withdrawal’ the fee is 1% and with a processing time of 24 hours or 1 business day.
You can check the withdrawal that you’ve just made from the ‘Withdraw’ page under the ‘Recent Withdrawals’ section.
Putting funds into your BitInka account can be done by either depositing through DigiByte (DGB) or Fiat money. However, for Fiat deposits, BitInka requires that you verify your identity first. Otherwise, if it’s a DigiByte (DGB) deposit, account verification is not necessary.
Here, you will find steps that you can follow in funding your BitInka account.
Click this to access the platform.
Once the site is up log-in with your registered account.
After logging in, you’ll be routed directly to the Wallet section.
To initiate a DigiByte (DGB) deposit, click on the ‘Cryptocoins’ tab.
Choose the DigiByte (DGB) that you wish to deposit from the list and hit on the ‘Deposit’ button that corresponds the DigiByte (DGB).
The next screen will show your crypto-wallet public address. Enter the platform to which you’re going to acquire DigiByte (DGB) and either scan the QR code or enter the cryptocurrency address. Minimum deposit you can make is 0.0001 BTC. You will receive three confirmation notices before your DigiByte (DGB) deposit arrives which usually takes up to 24 hours.
Now let’s talk about Fiat deposit. Remember that you can only initiate this process after your account gets verified. To fund a verified account with Fiat money, go to the ‘Currency’ tab which is still under the Wallet section.
From the list of currencies or fiat money, choose which one you want to fund. Click on the ‘Deposit’ button to proceed. On the following page, you must specify on how you’re going to add credit to your account (transfers are the preferred method here). Enter the amount of your deposit and then click Total. Confirm that the amount is correct and hit Enter. An email with the information of the bank account to which you must make the deposit will arrive in your inbox.
Lastly, you have to verify your deposit to avoid delays. To do this, go to the Wallet section and click Deposit. Select the currency to which you have made the deposit and hit Verify. Provide the information being requested on the next page, attach the voucher and click on Save. Crediting time may take 24 to 72 business hours.
Trading and investing in digital assets is highly speculative and comes with many risks. The analysis/stats on CoinCheckup.com and it’s subsites are for informational purposes and should not be considered investment advice and or the truth. Statements and financial information on CoinCheckup.com and it’s subsites should not be construed as an endorsement or recommendation to buy, sell or hold.
Please do your own research on all of your investments carefully. Scores are based on averages of third party websites. Past performance is no indicative of future results. Read the full disclaimer here.
About | The #1 Crypto Security Guide| Blog | Contact | Advertising | Roadmap | Disclaimer | Privacy policy | Cookies policy
Copyright © 2017-2018 CoinCheckup.com