Ultimate guide on how to transfer
Ethereum from Bitbank to GDAX (CoinBase Pro)

Step by step overview on how to withdraw Ethereum from Bitbank

Bitbank has a series of verification steps that you need to complete prior to doing any transactions, like withdrawing Ethereum.  Additionally, the website could be a challenge to navigate as it doesn’t have any option for an English translation, however, we were able to gather these steps to help you withdraw Ethereum from Bitbank. We advise that you pay attention to the icon beside each description to make sure you are making the right selection.

  1. Withdraw Ethereum from Bitbank
  2. Withdraw Fiat money from Bitbank

Click here to open the exchange site and click on “Login.”

After logging in, enter your email address and password. Click on “Login” to continue.

We are using Bitbank’s mobile version here. Click on the main menu at the upper-right hand portion of the page.

Click on the Sixth option from the top which is “Withdraw.”

1. Withdraw Ethereum from Bitbank

To withdraw cryptocurrencies like Ethereum from Bitbank, select on “withdraw” next to your preferred Ethereum.

Add the address and the amount you wish to withdraw. You also have the option to add a new address when needed. Remember to double check your wallet address as processed transactions can no longer be reverted and funds would end up missing if an incorrect one is used.

Click on “Submit” to continue.

Wow! You have successfully withdrawn Ethereum from your Bitbank account. 

 

2. Withdraw Fiat money from Bitbank

To withdraw Fiat money from your Bitbank account, first, locate your currency, which is Japanese YEN and click on “withdraw.”

Enter the information asked by the system, depending on which withdrawal method you’ve selected. Remember to double check the information you supply as processed transactions can no longer be reverted and funds may end up missing.

That is it! You have withdrawn Fiat money from your Bitbank account. 

Step by step overview on how to deposit Ethereum on GDAX

GDAX or Coinbase Pro offers straightforward steps in depositing Ethereum or Fiat money. 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 deposit on GDAX.

  1. Deposit Ethereum on GDAX
  2. Deposit Fiat money on 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 “Deposit.”

1. Deposit Ethereum on your GDAX account

To deposit Ethereum on your GDAX account, select your Ethereum from the drop-down menu under “Select currency.”

Once you’ve selected your Ethereum, copy the deposit address or scan the QR code to generate a new one. Note that you can only send Ethereum to this address.

Another option available is for you to deposit Ethereum through Coinbase wallet. Click on “Coinbase Ethereum Wallet” and fill out the form with the deposit address and amount. Make sure that you are supplying the correct address to avoid losing funds. Click on “Deposit Ethereum” to continue.

Perfect! You have deposited Ethereum on your GDAX account. 

 

2. Deposit Fiat money on your GDAX account

Fiat money deposit is also available on GDAX. Select your currency from the drop-down menu under “Select currency.”

For Fiat money, you have three options to select from. You can deposit through Wire Transfer, Coinbase USD Wallet, or Bank Account. After selecting your method of depositing, fill out the form with the information required by the system. Make sure your information is accurate when filling out the form to avoid delays or losing funds. Click on “Deposit” to proceed.

Awesome! You have deposited Fiat money to continue.

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