Ultimate guide on how to transfer
Ripple (XRP) from OKCoin to LBank

Step by step overview on how to withdraw Ripple (XRP) from OKCoin

Processing withdrawals from your funded OKCoin account are easy. You can withdraw Ripple (XRP) or Fiat money, depending on what you have deposited.

Let’s go through the step by step process to help you withdraw funds on your OKCoin account:

  1. Withdraw Ripple (XRP) on OKCoin
  2. Withdraw Fiat money on OKCoin

Click here to open the exchange site.

You have three options when logging in. As shown on the image below, you can log in using your linked phone number, registered email address, and sub-account.

In this example, we are logging in using the email address and password I’ve filed for OKCoin.

Once logged in, you will see the “My Wallet” page where you can see available tokens. To withdraw, click on “Token Withdraw” from your selected Ripple (XRP) or currency.

1. Withdraw Ripple (XRP) from your OKCoin account

For Ripple (XRP) withdrawal, select your Ripple (XRP) under “Token Deposit”. We are using Bitcoin in this example.

Paste the deposit address or select your wallet address by clicking on “OK address.” It is a must to copy the correct address before submitting the transaction. Otherwise, you may lose control of your Ripple (XRP) as it can no longer be reverted. Next, type in your Google Authentication code, SMS Verification code, and Fund password. Click on “Confirm withdrawal” to proceed.

You can check your balance by clicking on the “Balance” menu available on the right side of the page.

Nice! You have successfully withdrawn Ripple (XRP) from your OKCoin account.

 

2. Withdraw Fiat money from your OKCoin account

For Fiat money withdrawal, select your currency under “Token Withdraw”. We are using USD in this example.

Select the beneficiary account and type in the amount you opt to withdraw. After submitting the request, OKCoin will verify the details and process the transfer.

Epay service fee and wire transfer fee will be deducted automatically from your withdrawal amount. If your withdrawal is rejected by the beneficiary bank, OKCoin will return the withdrawal amount as well as the service fee. However, Epay service fee and wire transfer fee cannot be refunded. Therefore, it’s a must to enter the correct bank information before making a withdrawal.

Note: KYC level 2 is required for USD withdrawal as shown on the image below.

Perfect! You have successfully withdrawn Fiat money from your OKCoin account.

Step by step overview on how to deposit Ripple (XRP) on LBank

With LBank, you can deposit cryptocurrencies like Ripple (XRP), but first, make sure you have completed the account “Verification” process and have activated 2FA.

Here are the steps on how to deposit Ripple (XRP) on your registered and confirmed LBank account:

Click here to open the exchange site and click on “Log in.”

Type in your registered email address or mobile number and click on “Confirm.”

Click on “My Account” to view your Wallet. Select your Ripple (XRP) and click on “Deposit.”

You will be routed to a new page where you’d get to view your Ripple (XRP).

The system will automatically generate a deposit address. Make sure you are using this address in processing your Ripple (XRP) deposit transaction to avoid losing funds.

You can view the deposit history by scrolling down the deposit page.

Fantastic! You have added Ripple (XRP) on your LBank account.

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