Once you have a verified account, you may now go ahead and withdraw funds from Bitlish. Just like their deposit process, getting your funds from this platform is also easy and quick. You will have the option to process Fiat or cryptocurrency withdrawal.
Below are steps to guide you in making a withdrawal on Bitlish.
Go to the log-in page to start.
Key in your email/phone number which you have used during registration as well as your password. Tick the Captcha box and click Login.
Get the 6-digit code from your phone, enter on the ‘Confirmation code’ field and hit Confirm.
Go to the ‘Finance’ page to start your withdrawal.
Once you’re on the Finance page, scroll down and locate the Balance section. Select the cryptocurrency of your choice and click Withdraw. Take note that the withdraw option or button only shows up for verified users.
Key in the amount that you intend to withdraw and hit Proceed. Go through with the instructions on the next screen until you complete the transaction. Please note that there is a 0.001 BTC fee for each withdrawal.
There are different options in withdrawing Fiat money from Bitlish. You have options to send the funds to your card, online payments, and vouchers.
From the Finance page, go to the Balance section and click the ‘Withdraw’ button of the currency with which you want to withdraw. Just like cryptocurrencies, only verified users could process Fiat withdrawal. The Withdraw button will not appear on unverified accounts.
Click the withdraw method that you would like to utilize and hit Proceed. Follow the steps or instructions on the next page and wait for the confirmation.
Your withdrawal transaction will show on the Finance page just below the Balance section. Click the ‘Account operations’ tab and choose ‘Withdraw’ for the type.
As one of the most trusted exchanges in the UK, Coinfloor offers its users two options in funding their accounts. Whether you choose to deposit through Fiat or Litecoin, both process is easy to initiate and complete.
If you wonder how to do this, you can quickly go through the steps below.
To start, you have to sign in to your account by entering your email address and password. Additionally, you can also tick the ‘I’m a trader’ box if you believe you are and wish to disable the additional 2FA. After this, click Sign In to continue.
Here, you will have to input your Authy code. This part is the 2FA setting that you’ve added when you first signed up for an account on Coinfloor. Submit this code to proceed.
Unlike other exchanges, the deposit tab or section will only appear on Coinfloor once everything gets verified. From the homepage, you can start verification by hitting ‘Choose’ under Initiate Verification. After this step, the ‘Deposit’ tab will show up on the top navigation bar of the site. Click on it and select Litecoin as your deposit.
Your unique deposit address will appear where you can transfer the funds using your preferred wallet. Coinfloor processes Litecoin deposits 24/7.
Note: For more info about Litecoin deposits you can check Coinfloor’s support page here.
Just like Litecoin deposits, funding with Fiat also requires passing verification. You can verify by clicking on the ‘Choose’ button from the homepage and afterward the ‘Deposit’ tab on the top navigation bar will become available.
When you access the deposit section, you will find Coinfloor Exchange UK’s client account details together with your unique reference code which is under BIC/SWIFT and in purple color. It is advisable to enter this code in the “message to beneficiary” field without additional words or numbers to avoid delays and errors.
The displayed bank account is where you need to transfer the funds and always make sure to specify the currency you are sending. Clearing may take up to five business days depending on what deposit method you choose.
Note: For more info regarding Fiat deposits (including fees), feel free to check this link.
To check your deposits, you can quickly go to the ‘Deposits and Withdrawals History’ section from your ‘My Account’ page.
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