Ultimate guide on how to transfer
Lambda (LAMB) from Bithumb to BitInka

Step by step guide on how to withdraw Lambda (LAMB) from your Bithumb account

Bithumb only allows Fiat money (KRW) withdrawals to Korean residents. Other users have the option to withdraw cryptocurrency like Lambda (LAMB) and here the easy steps to follow:

Go to https://www.bithumb.com  and click on “Sign In.”

Enter the email and password you registered.

Enter the security password you used when you signed up then click “Confirm.”

After logging in, click on the “Wallet” button located at the top bar and select “Withdrawal.”

On the Withdrawal section, select the Lambda (LAMB) or currency you want to withdraw.

Next, enter the amount you wish to withdraw, together with the bank name, bank account, account number, account holder’s name. Always double check your information before submitting withdrawal transactions as it can no longer be reverted and could cause you to lose funds.

Also, type in the cell phone verification code for authentication purposes, and then click “Withdrawal Request.”

Check the transaction history at the bottom of the page where it says “History” or by clicking on the “Pending Order” and “Completed Orders.”

Fantastic! You have just withdrawn Lambda (LAMB) from your Bithumb account. 

Step by step overview on how to deposit Lambda (LAMB) on BitInka

Putting funds into your BitInka account can be done by either depositing through Lambda (LAMB) or Fiat money. However, for Fiat deposits, BitInka requires that you verify your identity first. Otherwise, if it’s a Lambda (LAMB) deposit, account verification is not necessary.

Here, you will find steps that you can follow in funding your BitInka account.

  1. Deposit Lambda (LAMB) on BitInka
  2. Deposit Fiat money on BitInka

Click this to access the platform.

Once the site is up log-in with your registered account.

After logging in, you’ll be routed directly to the Wallet section.

1. Deposit Lambda (LAMB) on your BitInka account

To initiate a Lambda (LAMB) deposit,  click on the ‘Cryptocoins’ tab.

Choose the Lambda (LAMB) that you wish to deposit from the list and hit on the ‘Deposit’ button that corresponds the Lambda (LAMB).

The next screen will show your crypto-wallet public address. Enter the platform to which you’re going to acquire Lambda (LAMB) and either scan the QR code or enter the cryptocurrency address. Minimum deposit you can make is 0.0001  BTC.  You will receive three confirmation notices before your Lambda (LAMB) deposit arrives which usually takes up to 24 hours.

Great! You have added Lambda (LAMB) on your BitInka account. 

2. Deposit Fiat money on your BitInka account

Now let’s talk about Fiat deposit. Remember that you can only initiate this process after your account gets verified. To fund a verified account with Fiat money, go to the ‘Currency’ tab which is still under the Wallet section.

From the list of currencies or fiat money, choose which one you want to fund. Click on the ‘Deposit’ button to proceed. On the following page, you must specify on how you’re going to add credit to your account (transfers are the preferred method here). Enter the amount of your deposit and then click Total. Confirm that the amount is correct and hit Enter. An email with the information of the bank account to which you must make the deposit will arrive in your inbox.

Lastly, you have to verify your deposit to avoid delays. To do this, go to the Wallet section and click Deposit. Select the currency to which you have made the deposit and hit Verify. Provide the information being requested on the next page, attach the voucher and click on Save. Crediting time may take 24 to 72 business hours.

Awesome job! You now have deposited Fiat money on your BitInka account.

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