After a couple of trading activities, you may now go ahead and make your first Ether Zero (ETZ) withdrawal. It is always a requirement to completely verify your DigiFinex account after registering.
To help you achieve your first Ether Zero (ETZ) withdrawal, we have prepared this guide for you to follow.
Access first the DigiFinex website here.
Log into your account using the email and password you’ve registered.
After logging in, click on “Withdraw.” The screen will prompt you to activate Two-Factor Authentication first prior to making withdrawal transaction if you haven’t activated it yet after verifying your account. It’s an added security and it must be followed.
To continue processing your Ether Zero (ETZ) withdrawal, you need to select first your desired Ether Zero (ETZ) under “Token” and add your wallet address by clicking on “Add a new Address.” Make sure that you are adding the correct address to avoid losing funds.
Bithumb only accepts Fiat currency (KRW) deposits from Korean residents. Other users have the option to deposit cryptocurrency like Ether Zero (ETZ).
Here’s a practical guide on how to deposit Ether Zero (ETZ) on your Bithumb account:
Head to https://www.bithumb.com and log in to your account using the email and password you used upon registering, and then click on “Sign In.”
Enter the security password you used when you signed up then click “Confirm.”
From the homepage, select the “Wallet” tab at the top and choose “Deposit.”
Or click on “Deposit/Charge” at the upper right side of the page. Always double check the address that you’re using in processing deposits as processed transactions can no longer be reverted and could cause you to lose funds.
You can check your transaction history at the bottom of the page at the “History” Section or by clicking on the “Pending Order” and “Completed Orders” buttons at the bottom of the vertical tab on the right side.
Congratulations! You have funded Ether Zero (ETZ) on your Bithumb account and you are now ready to trade.
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