Withdrawing funds from your BTC-Alpha account is easy. You can process Ethereum or Fiat money withdrawals, depending on what currency or cryptocurrency you have deposited.
Below is a guide that will help you withdraw your funds on your BTC-Alpha account:
Click here to open BTC-Alpha exchange.
Log in using the e-mail address and password you registered on BTC-Alpha.
Once you’re logged in, click on your username at the top-right corner and select “Finance.” It will bring you to the “My Wallets” section.
On the “My Wallets” section, select your Ethereum and click on “Withdraw.”
In this example, we will be withdrawing Bitcoin. Select one of the systems provided in the BTC-Alpha Exchange Market (sign up beforehand) to withdraw funds from your private account.
Remember to read the following before completing the transaction:
Enter your desired amount.
Next, enter a valid Bitcoin address. You can no longer revert completed transactions so be careful in entering the recipient to avoid sending your funds to the wrong one.
Once done, click on “Withdraw Funds.”
Completed transactions will always reflect on the “History” tab located at the left side of the page.
In BTC-Alpha, USD is the only currency available.
Click on “Finance,” which will take you to the “My Wallets” section. Locate USD from the list and select “Withdraw.”
Like the cryptocurrency process, BTC-Alpha also provides payment solution systems for Fiat money. Select your preferred one (sign up beforehand) in order to start withdrawing funds from your account.
Take note of the message below before making any Fiat money withdrawal:
Enter the amount you wish to withdraw. After that, enter a valid address or email. Always check every detail out to avoid wrong transactions for once completed, withdrawal transactions will not be reverted, and you will lose your money permanently.
Completed transactions will always reflect on the “History” tab located at the left side of the page.
Bitbank is a Japanese exchange where cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Fiat money are being offered. Please be advised that for Fiat money deposit, the only available currency is Japanese YEN.
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 deposit Ethereum on Bitbank. We advise that you pay attention to the icon beside each description to make sure you are making the right selection.
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 Fifth option from the top which is “Deposit.”
To deposit cryptocurrencies like Ethereum on Bitbank, select on “deposit” next to your preferred Ethereum.
Attach the wallet address or scan the QR code to generate a new one. Make sure the correct address is used in processing your deposit transaction to avoid losing funds.
Japanese YEN is the only available currency should you opt to fund Fiat money on Bitbank. Click on “deposit” next to the currency from the list.
The deposit number is your customer ID. Scroll down the page and check the “Name of client requiring payment” stated in the middle of the screen. Follow the instructions provided by the system and fill out the needed information required for you to continue depositing Japanese YEN on your account.
Note: The process of name transfer varies depending on the financial institution.
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