Ultimate guide on how to transfer
Ethereum Classic (ETC) from GDAX (CoinBase Pro) to Coinone

Step by step overview on how to withdraw Ethereum Classic (ETC) from GDAX

GDAX or Coinbase Pro offers straightforward steps in processing Ethereum Classic (ETC) or Fiat money withdrawals. To gain access to all available features on GDAX, you need to completely verify your account.

We prepared this guide to help you with your first Ethereum Classic (ETC) withdrawal on GDAX.

  1. Withdraw Ethereum Classic (ETC) from GDAX
  2. Withdraw Fiat money from GDAX

Access the GDAX website by clicking this link. The link is now showing as Coinbase Pro.

Once you’re logged in, type in your registered email address and password. 

After logging in, proceed at the  upper-left side corner of the page and select your currency, then click on “Withdraw.”

1. Withdraw Ethereum Classic (ETC) from your GDAX account

To withdraw Ethereum Classic (ETC) from your GDAX account, select your Ethereum Classic (ETC) from the drop-down menu under “Select currency.” After selecting your Ethereum Classic (ETC), click on “Ethereum Classic (ETC) address” and enter the address. Make sure that you supply the correct one to avoid losing funds as it can no longer be reverted once completely processed.

Click on “Withdraw funds” to proceed.

Good job! You have successfully processed Ethereum Classic (ETC) withdrawal from your GDAX account.

 

2. Withdraw Fiat money from your GDAX account

To deposit Ethereum Classic (ETC) on your GDAX account, select your Ethereum Classic (ETC) from the drop-down menu under “Select currency.” After selecting your currency, you will be routed to another page showing you different methods to select from in processing withdrawal. Fill out the form with the information required by the system. Make sure your information are accurate and complete to avoid delays or losing funds. Click on “Withdraw funds” to proceed.

You did it! You have withdrawn Fiat money from your GDAX account.

Step by step guide on how to Deposit Ethereum Classic (ETC) on your Coinone

Coinone is an exchange platform based in Korea that allows Fiat money and crypto-to-crypto transactions.

Below is a guide to help you in depositing Fiat money and Ethereum Classic (ETC) to your Coinone account:

  1. Depositing Fiat money on Coinone
  2. Depositing Ethereum Classic (ETC) on Coinone

Go to Visit https://coinone.co.kr and click “Log in.”

Navigate your way to the Deposit section by clicking on the “D/W” button located at the top bar of the homepage.

1. Depositing Fiat money to your account on Coinone

From the deposit page, look for the Korean Won currency or simply go to “Quick menu.”

Select “KRW” and click on the “D/W” button beside it. In the Wallets section, select “Deposit” and on the Deposit form, enter the amount you want to deposit and click on the “Deposit” button to proceed with the transaction.

Awesome! You have just deposited Fiat money to your account on Coinone.

 

2. Depositing Ethereum Classic (ETC) to your Coinone account

From the withdrawal page, look for the Ethereum Classic (ETC) you want to deposit funds to, or simply go to “Quick menu.”

In this example, we are going to use Bitcoin. Locate the BTC button and click on “D/W” beside it.

Next, copy the address provided and paste it on your preferred third-party wallet, enter the amount you wish to deposit and proceed with the whole process.

Great work! You have just deposited Ethereum Classic (ETC) to your account on Coinone.

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