How to Withdraw Cryptocurrency and Make Internal Transfers

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Understanding Withdrawals and Internal Transfers

Withdrawals refer to transferring digital assets stored on KuCoin to external platforms. This process is termed as a withdrawal for KuCoin (the sender) and a deposit for the receiving platform. KuCoin allows users to withdraw assets from their funding account or contract account (for BTC/USDT).

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Step-by-Step Withdrawal Guide

  1. Log in to your KuCoin account, navigate to “Assets” > “Withdraw”.
  2. Search for the cryptocurrency you wish to withdraw.
  3. Enter:

    • Wallet address
    • Withdrawal amount
    • Network (e.g., ERC-20, TRC-20 for USDT)
    • Optional memo/tag
  4. Confirm details and complete security verification (email/SMS/Google Authenticator).

Key Notes:


Important Considerations

  1. Processing Time:

    • Automated processing within 30 minutes; manual reviews (for large amounts) take ≤2 business hours.
  2. Irreversible Transactions:

    • Ensure the recipient address is correct. Incorrect transfers cannot be reversed.
  3. Fees:

    • Check fees per coin on the withdrawal page.

Managing Addresses and Records

Adding Frequent Addresses

Save time by whitelisting addresses. Requires one-time verification via:

Viewing Transaction History

Navigate to “Assets” > “Deposit/Withdrawal History” for records.


Internal Transfers

KuCoin enables fee-free, instant transfers between KuCoin accounts:

  1. Select “Withdraw”, input the recipient’s:

    • Email
    • Phone number
    • UID
  2. The system auto-detects internal addresses, enabling seamless transfers.

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FAQ

1. Why is my withdrawal pending?

2. Can I cancel a withdrawal?

3. How do I lower withdrawal fees?

4. What if I enter the wrong address?

5. Is there a minimum withdrawal amount?

6. How fast are internal transfers?


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