The withdrawal process on Kraken is simple and the steps are easy to follow. You are required to comply with the Account Verification process and Two-factor Authentication prior to doing any transaction, like Monero (XMR) withdrawal.
Here are the steps on how to withdraw Monero (XMR) from 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 withdraw Monero (XMR) from Kraken, click on “Withdraw” and select your Monero (XMR).
Paste your wallet address or add a new one by clicking on “Add address.” Click on “Review Withdrawal” and double check the information you supplied to avoid errors.
Whenever you’re ready, click on “Confirm withdrawal.”
To withdraw Fiat money from Kraken, click on “Withdraw” and select your currency. Next, select your withdrawal method from the drop-down arrow and supply the information required by the system, depending on the method you’ve selected. Double check your information before confirming your withdrawal to avoid losing funds.
At Bitfinex, any registered user can make a deposit either through cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR) or Fiat money. However, it is mandatory to have a verified account if you intend to process a Fiat money deposit. Just like other exchanges, the funding process for this platform is very understandable.
This guide will help any individual make his/her first deposit on Bitfinex a success.
Click this link to access the exchange site.
Log-in using your registered account. Make sure to copy the Captcha text.
Get the 6-digit code from the authenticator app if you have enabled 2FA on your Bitfinex account. Click the ‘Authenticate’ box after entering the 2FA code.
After logging in click the Deposit tab on the top of the page.
Depositing Monero (XMR) does not require a verified account. So while waiting for the verification request approval, you can process cryptocurrency deposit first.
From the Deposit section, locate the Cryptocurrencies panel and choose which currency you want to fund.
Read the guidelines on the screen especially regarding the fees before proceeding.
After grasping all information check all the boxes and hit the ‘ I understand. Continue.’ button.
Bitfinex offers three types of wallet addresses. The most commonly used is the Exchange Wallet which users can use for buying & selling supported tokens. The other two are Margin Wallet (trading on margin) and Funding Wallet (provides finance for other margin traders).
Select which wallet address you want to fund and click on ‘Click to generate address’ button. Additionally, tick on the icon just beside ‘Click to generate address’ to copy the address to the clipboard. This action will make sure that you’re copying the correct one.
To complete this step, you have to enter the Bitfinex address to the external wallet from which you intend to access and send the funds. There is a minimum of 20 confirmations (approximately 5+ minutes) before the funds get credited to your Bitfinex account.
If your account verification request already gets approval, you may also deposit Fiat money to it. From the deposit section, locate ‘Bank Wire’ and choose the currency you wish to fund from the list.
Follow the instructions on the page such as providing the bank details from which the funds will be coming from and other necessary information needed to complete the process. Always see to it that everything you enter is accurate and updated to avoid errors and delays. You will get a notification once the funds get credited to your Bitfinex account.
You can check your deposit transaction on the Deposit section under Recent Deposits.
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