To withdraw Lisk (LSK) from BitBay, one must have a verified account first. Either, you take out some Lisk (LSK) or Fiat money, the process at BitBay is straightforward and easy to follow. There’s also an option to withdraw from an ATM.
Today, we will show you how to withdraw Lisk (LSK) from your BitBay account with ease and comfort.
Let’s log-in to your account first by going to the log-in page.
Type in your registered email address and click Log In.
Next, enter your password on the field provided and hit Log In again.
If you were able to set 2FA on BitBay, you would have to provide a 6-digit code. Get this from the Authenticator app and after entering click Log In.
Once signed in, go to the ‘Wallets’ section which you can find on the left side of the page.
To withdraw Lisk (LSK) from BitBay click ‘Withdrawal’ on the right side and select a cryptocurrency from the list. In this example, we will use BTC.
Enter your withdrawal amount, the address you wish to transfer the funds, and your comment. All information you enter must be correct to avoid errors. Click the ‘Pay Out’ button to proceed.
If you wish to withdraw Fiat money from your BitBay account, the steps below will help you achieve this process.
Still, from the ‘Wallets’ section click on ‘Withdrawal’ from the options on the right and select the currency you want to withdraw.
On the next page, click on Bank transfer.
Enter all the information that the system requires and click the ‘Withdraw’ button to proceed.
The system will send an authorization code to your email. Open your email to retrieve this code.
Copy the authorization code from the email just like the one you see below.
Paste the code on the box and hit Confirm. The transfer may take up to two business days.
There’s also an option to withdraw funds from an ATM as long as you’re physically in Poland and own a polish phone number.
To do this select PLN from the list of currencies and click ATM withdrawal.
Provide the amount that you intend to withdraw, your polish phone number and click the ‘Withdraw’ button.
Just like withdrawal through bank transfer, you will also need to access your email to get the authorization code. Do the same step by entering the code into the box and hit on Confirm. After 30 minutes from the time you made the request, you will receive an email with a PIN number and a code through SMS. Save this and go to the nearest ATM. Follow the steps found via this link to get your funds from an ATM.
Note: SMS code is only valid for 48 hours.
To check or view your withdrawal, go to the History section and click Deposits/Withdrawals.
With Kraken, you can deposit cryptocurrencies like Lisk (LSK) as well as Fiat money, but first, make sure you have completed the account “Verification” process and have activated 2FA.
Here are the steps on how to deposit Lisk (LSK) on your registered and confirmed Kraken account:
Click here to open the exchange site and click on “Log in.”
Click on “Log in” and enter your registered email address and password. You also need to verify Two-factor Authentication, then click on “Log in.”
Once you’re logged in, click on “Funding” to start depositing.
To deposit Lisk (LSK), click on “Deposit” and select your preferred Lisk (LSK). Make sure that the Lisk (LSK) deposit you opted to make meets the minimum deposit requirements. Also, double-check that you are sending the correct Lisk (LSK) to the address as transactions sent to the wrong address may not be recoverable.
For an initial deposit, you will have to generate a new deposit address. Click the ‘Generate New Address’ button to do so.
After adding a deposit address, copy and paste the address and the generated ‘destination tag’ or ‘memo’ if required into the wallet from which the funds will be sent.
To deposit Fiat money, select your currency under “Deposit” and select your deposit method from the drop-down menu.
Copy the deposit wire details and supply the needed information required by the system, depending on what method you have selected. Double check your information, then confirm the deposit transaction.
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