To withdraw funds from Bitstamp, one must verify his/her account first. After such, you will be able to transact via Ethereum or Fiat money. The transaction time at Bitstamp does not take too long, and the process is also user-friendly.
Here, you will find steps that will guide you on how to make a withdrawal on Bitstamp.
Access the log-in page of Bitstamp first. Provide your registered information (User ID & Password), then hit Login.
For two-factor authentication, a token or 6-digit code is necessary to complete your log-in. Retrieve this from your authenticator app and click Continue.
Go to the ‘Withdrawal’ page as directed by the arrow on the image below.
From the selection on the left panel, select the cryptocurrency that you’d like to withdraw. On the next screen, provide the withdrawal or receiving address as well as the amount. Click the ‘Withdraw’ button to proceed. Ethereum withdrawals are free of charge but at the same time irreversible, so be sure to provide the correct information.
For Fiat money withdrawal, we will explain the steps through the EU Bank (SEPA) method as an example. To start, select this option from the left panel.
The SEPA form pops up which is an instrument for transferring funds to any bank account within the EU which supports the SEPA standard. Accurately provide all required information and hit Withdraw.
Go back to the Withdraw section to check the status of your withdrawal. Here, you will see that it says ‘Email’ confirmation needed.
Access your email inbox and click on the link that is in the email that you receive from Bitstamp.
The status will now change to ‘Waiting’ to be processed.
Another email will arrive in your inbox confirming your withdrawal.
As a result, the status will now show as ‘Finished’ on the Withdraw page. It usually takes 1-3 business days before you receive the money.
If you wish to check the withdrawal that you’ve just made, you can always go to your Account> Transactions> Withdrawal as the type.
You can obtain funds in your Coinsuper account through cryptocurrencies or Fiat money. Always remember that transactions are allowed only after identity authentication is completed and approved on Coinsuper.
Here you will find steps that can help you make your first Ethereum deposit on Coinsuper.
First off, access the log-in page of the exchange and enter your registered username and password. Click on “Login” to continue.
After logging in, click on “Account” and select on “My Balance” where cryptocurrencies and Fiat money currencies are listed. To start depositing, select your currency and click on the “Deposit” box.
To deposit Ethereum on your Coinsuper account, you need to select first your Ethereum from the list which is under “Crypto.” Once you’ve selected your Ethereum, click on the “Deposit” box.
In this example, let’s use BTC. After clicking on BTC’s deposit button, you will be routed to a new page showing you the deposit address. You can copy the address and make sure you are using the correct one to avoid losing your money forever as processed transactions can no longer be reverted.
To deposit Fiat money on your account, click on “Deposit” and do a transfer to the bank account provided on the page. After remittance, click on “Submit remittance record.” Fill in transfer amount and remittance receipt number, then upload a clear remittance receipt. Select “Submit” to continue.
After submitting the remittance information, it will be manually reviewed. It will take some time and after the review is completed, you can see the arrival status by going to “Account” then “Account Summary.”
Remarks: Coinsuper adopts manual review and remittance. Generally, manual remittance will be entered into the account automatically when the remittance is received by the system. The time of arrival depends on the bank’s remittance speed.
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