ETH Withdrawal – Step by Step Guide

1. Log in to your account

• Go to your exchange or wallet app (e.g., ZBX, Binance, Coinbase).
• Make sure Two‑Factor Authentication (2FA) is enabled for security.

2. Navigate to Withdrawals

• Find the “Wallet” or “Funds” section.
• Select Withdraw and choose Ethereum (ETH) from the list of assets.

3. Enter the recipient address

• Copy the ETH deposit address from the destination wallet or exchange.
• Double‑check the address — one wrong character means your ETH could be lost permanently.
• Always use the ERC20 Ethereum network for ETH transfers (do not confuse with TRC20 or BEP20, which are for stablecoins).

4. Choose the withdrawal network

• Select Ethereum (ERC20) as the network.
• Confirm that the receiving wallet supports ERC20 ETH.
• If you send ETH to an incompatible network, funds may not be recoverable.

5. Enter the amount

• Type the amount of ETH you want to withdraw.
• Check the minimum withdrawal limit (usually 0.01–0.05 ETH depending on the platform).
• Review the network fee (gas fee). This varies depending on Ethereum congestion.

6. Confirm the transaction

• Review all details:
  • Recipient address
  • Network (ERC20)
  • Amount
  • Fee
• Click Confirm.
• Complete 2FA verification (SMS, authenticator app, or email code).

7. Track the withdrawal

• Your transaction will appear in the Withdrawal History.
• You can copy the Transaction Hash (TxID) and check it on Etherscan to monitor progress.
• ETH transfers usually take a few minutes, but may be longer if the network is busy.

Important Tips

• Always verify the destination address — use copy/paste, never type manually.
• Check fees before sending — Ethereum gas fees can fluctuate.
• Test with a small amount first if you’re sending ETH to a new wallet.
• Keep your private keys safe — never share them with anyone.