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.
With your fully confirmed and verified itBit account, you can take advantage of the different features available on the exchange. One of the major things that you need to do before you start trading is depositing funds. With itBit, you can deposit cryptocurrencies like Ethereum or Fiat money.
These are the easy-to-follow steps to help you make your first Ethereum deposit on itBit
Click this link to access the exchange site. Log in using the email address and password you’ve registered for itBit. Once you’re logged in, your default screen will direct you to itBit’s funding page.
To deposit Ethereum on itBit, choose the wallet account you would like to fund, then click on “Deposit,”.
Next, select your Ethereum and click the “Deposit” button. A pop-up window with your Ethereum deposit address will appear. You can either send your Ethereum to this deposit address or scan the QR Code provided using your wallet service.
The deposit address auto-generates a unique value for each deposit transaction. You must rescan or input the new deposit address for any future deposits to avoid losing funds.
If you scroll down the funding page, you’d be able to see your deposit transactions.
To deposit Fiat money on your itBit account, the instructions are similar to depositing Ethereum. Select the appropriate account tab from which you would like to transact. Under “Deposit,” select your currency (SGD is currently unavailable).
Next, click the “Deposit” button. The “Cash Wire Deposit Instructions” will pop-up. Please follow itBit’s instructions including making sure the bank account name from which the transfer originates, matches that of the registered account or your deposit can be rejected. Secure your itBit wallet ID. This is added in your wire transfer instructions. Insufficient/missing account identifying information will lead to delays in Fiat deposits, reversals and administrative fees imposed by the banks and itBit.
If you scroll down the funding page, you’d be able to see your deposit transactions.
You did it! You have added Fiat money on your itBit account.
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