To withdraw from Binance, log into your account, go to "Wallet" and click on "Withdraw" to select the crypto or fiat for withdrawal, enter the amount, recipient's details, and confirm with 2FA.
Binance withdrawal fees vary based on the type of withdrawal - crypto fees depend on network congestion, while USD withdrawals (e.g., ACH on Binance.US) are often free.
Binance withdrawal limits are generous, with regular users allowed up to 8,000,000 BUSD daily and US citizens with basic KYC able to withdraw up to $1 million daily on Binance.US.
The process for withdrawing money from Binance involves logging in, going to the "Wallet" section, selling crypto if necessary, choosing a payment method, entering details, and confirming the withdrawal.
To withdraw USDT from Binance to a bank account, go to the "Buy Crypto" section, choose USDT as currency, select bank account as payment method, enter the amount, and complete the transaction.
You can use Binance's P2P trading platform if direct fiat withdrawals aren't available in your area, selling USDT to another user who pays via bank transfer with high completion rates recommended for safety.
For Binance withdrawals to Coinbase, copy the Coinbase wallet deposit address, transfer crypto from Binance to that address, confirm the transfer, and monitor transaction histories for verification.
Binance crypto withdrawals typically take a few minutes to an hour, depending on the cryptocurrency and network used, while fiat withdrawals may take 1 to 5 business days.
Reasons for being unable to withdraw from Binance include incomplete verification, pending network confirmations, maintenance/security freezes, insufficient funds, or unsupported bank connections.
To verify a successful withdrawal from Binance, check the transaction history for completion status, use a blockchain explorer like Etherscan for confirmation, and allow time for processing.