How to withdraw money from Binance to bank account

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Binance is one of the best cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, and the largest based on trading volume. It offers more than 600+ coins, low trading fees, and plenty of options for advanced traders. Another excellent feature of Binance is that you can withdraw money directly to your bank account. Many other dedicated crypto trading platforms, such as Crypto.com, Bybit, MEXC, and KuCoin do not support fiat withdrawals.

Follow along with the screenshots in our step-by-step guide, and you can learn how to withdraw money from Binance to your bank account, in just a few simple steps.

How to withdraw money from Binance?

There are only six steps to withdraw money from Binance to your bank account. We will go into more detail below, with screenshots along each step of the way.

Step 1: Log in to Binance, and go to Wallet

Step 2: Choose which fiat currency to withdraw

Step 3: Select withdrawal method

Step 4: Add bank details

Step 5: Confirm withdrawal of money from Binance

Step 6: Wait for money to arrive in your bank account

Step 1. Log in to Binance, and go to Wallet

The first step is to sign into your Binance account, which you can do directly here. After logging in, hover your mouse over ‘Wallet’ in the menu at the top-right of the exchange. A drop-down menu will appear, click on ‘Fiat and Spot’ (as highlighted in the screenshot below).

Step 2. Choose which fiat currency to withdraw

You will see a screen like the one below, which shows all your fiat and crypto wallets with a balance in them. Find the fiat currency you would like to withdraw, and then click ‘Withdraw’ next to the relevant currency. In our guide, we will withdraw AUD, and you can see the Withdraw button circled in green below.

Step 3. Select withdrawal method

You will see a screen similar to the one below. Depending on your location and the fiat currency you chose, you may see different withdrawal methods. Select the one that you prefer. In the example here, we will choose Bank Transfer, which has zero fees. Then click the yellow ‘Continue’ button underneath.

Step 4. Add bank details

Since you have not withdrawn money from Binance before, you will need to add your bank details. Choose the bank from the dropdown menu, and enter your account details, then click ‘Continue’.

After adding your bank details, type in the amount of money you would like to withdraw from Binance and continue the withdrawal.

Step 5. Confirm withdrawal of money from Binance

You will see a pop-up appear with a summary of the withdrawal details. When you have checked that everything is correct, click the ‘Confirm’ button to continue with the transaction.

Now you will see a security verification pop-up. Enter the email verification code as well as the 2FA code from Google Authenticator, then click ‘Submit’. This is an important feature of Binance that prevents others from stealing your money even if they gain access to your account.

Step 6. Wait for your money to arrive in your bank account

You have finished the withdrawal process, now all you have to do is wait for the money to reach your bank. This should be processed within 1-2 business days. If more than 2 business days have passed and you haven’t received your money, reach out to Binance customer service.

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Robert reviews cryptocurrency exchanges for Marketplace Fairness, and he tests them the hard way: opening accounts, funding them, placing live trades and messaging customer support to see how long a reply actually takes. His side-by-side spread and fee comparisons cover the platforms readers use most, and he writes the free crypto trading courses published on this site.