Ultimate guide on how to transfer
Ethereum from Coinone to Private: LiveCoin

Step by step guide on how to withdraw Ethereum from your account on 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 withdrawing Fiat money and Ethereum from your Coinone account:

  1. Withdrawing Fiat money from your Coinone account
  2. Withdrawing Ethereum from your Coinone account

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

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

1. Withdrawing Fiat money from your account on Coinone

From the withdrawal 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 “Withdrawal” and enter the amount you want to withdraw on the on the withdrawal form, and proceed with the transaction.

Nice job! You have successfully withdrawn Fiat money from your Coinone account.

 

2. Withdrawing Ethereum from your account on Coinone

From the withdrawal page, look for the cryptocurrency you want to withdraw funds from, 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, enter the amount you wish to withdraw and proceed with the whole process.

Congratulations! You have just withdrawn Ethereum from your account on Coinone.

Step by step overview on how to deposit Ethereum on Livecoin

With Livecoin, you can deposit funds using a variety of cryptocurrencies as well as Fiat money.

Let’s follow these steps to help you deposit funds on your registered and verified Livecoin account:

  1. Deposit Ethereum on Livecoin
  2. Deposit Fiat money on Livecoin

Click here to open the exchange site.

Log in using the email address and password you’ve registered for Livecoin.

Go to ‘Balance’ to view your balances for Fiat money and Ethereum. This is the page where you can select which of the two you would like to deposit.

1. Deposit Ethereum on your Livecoin account

For Ethereum deposit, select your Ethereum below “Crypto Balance.” In this example, we are using Bitcoin.

Click on “Deposit” next to the Ethereum.

A new box pops-up displaying the Ethereum address. Click on copy and make sure the address is correctly copied. Pay attention when you’re copying it as Ethereum transaction cannot be reversed, and if you’re not careful, you would end up losing your money.

After depositing Ethereum on your account, you will see your transactions when you go to “Transaction History.”

Great job! You have deposited Ethereum on your Livecoin account.

 

2. Deposit Fiat money on your Livecoin account

If you prefer to deposit using Fiat money, select your currency below “Fiat Balance.” In this example, we are using USD.

Click on “Deposit” next to your selected currency.

Next, choose your payment method and select whether the deposit is through the merchant or direct transfer. Always check your account number before sending you funds. Once you sent it to the wrong account number, it cannot be undone and your money can be lost permanently.

Click on “Pay now” to continue.

After depositing Fiat money on your account, you will see your transactions when you go to “Transaction History.”

Excellent! You have deposited Fiat money on your Livecoin account.

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