Ready to cash out from your Binance account? Whether you're transferring USD, EUR, or another fiat currency, withdrawing funds to your bank account is simple and straightforward. Here’s how to do it in just a few steps.
Step 1: Log in to Your Binance Account
First things first—open the Binance app or head over to their website and log in with your credentials. Don’t have an account yet? Now’s the time to create one!
Step 2: Access Your Wallet
Once you’re logged in, head to the "Wallet" section. On desktop, it’s at the top of the page, and on mobile, you’ll find it at the bottom. This is where you’ll manage all your assets, including fiat currencies and crypto.
Step 3: Select "Fiat and Spot"
In your wallet, click on "Fiat and Spot" to view your available balances. This is where your cash (USD, EUR, etc.) resides.
Step 4: Click on "Withdraw"
Next, find the "Withdraw" button next to the fiat currency you want to transfer (for example, USD or EUR). Click it, and let’s get the process rolling!
Step 5: Choose "Fiat" Withdrawal
When prompted, select "Fiat" as the withdrawal method. This means you’ll be transferring traditional currency, not crypto.
Step 6: Pick Your Currency and Withdrawal Method
Choose the fiat currency you want to withdraw (USD, EUR, etc.). Afterward, pick a withdrawal method. Common options include Bank Transfer (SWIFT, SEPA, or others), depending on your location.
Step 7: Enter Your Bank Details
If this is your first time withdrawing to this account, you’ll need to link your bank. Here’s what you’ll need:
Bank Name
Account Number (or IBAN)
SWIFT/BIC Code (for international transfers)
Don’t forget: you might need to verify your bank account details for added security.
Step 8: Enter the Amount to Withdraw
Now, input the amount of fiat currency you want to withdraw. Make sure to double-check your numbers and review any applicable fees. Binance usually displays these clearly.
Step 9: Confirm the Withdrawal
Take a moment to review all your details: the withdrawal amount, your bank info, and any associated fees. If everything looks good, click "Submit" or "Withdraw" to send your request through. You may need to verify the withdrawal with 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) for extra security.
Step 10: Wait for the Transfer to Complete
Bank withdrawals can take anywhere from 1-5 business days depending on the transfer method you chose. For international transfers, it might take a little longer. Once it’s processed, you’ll receive a notification confirming your transfer is complete.
Quick Tips to Keep in Mind:
Withdrawal Fees: Binance charges fees for fiat withdrawals, so make sure to check them before confirming your transaction.
Verify Your Account: Larger withdrawals or first-time transfers may require additional KYC (Know Your Customer) verification. Make sure your account is fully verified to avoid delays.
Withdrawal Limits: Your withdrawal limits are based on your verification level. Be sure to check these in advance to avoid any surprises.
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