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Binance Web3 Wallet: How to Use It and How to Transfer Funds

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Contents 3
  1. How to Transfer from the Binance Exchange to the Web3 Wallet
  2. How to Transfer from the Web3 Wallet to the Binance Exchange
  3. Wrapping Up

Hello, this is Bitpunk. These days, a variety of events such as airdrops and IDOs are being held through the Binance Web3 Wallet. Because of this, more and more people are creating and using a Binance Wallet for the first time.

In this post, we'll look at how to transfer funds from the Binance Web3 Wallet to the Binance exchange. The Binance Wallet can be used through the 'Binance mobile app,' and you'll need an account that has completed Binance sign-up.

How to Transfer from the Binance Exchange to the Web3 Wallet

(1) Access the Binance Web3 Wallet

Launch the Binance app and log in. Next, tap [Wallet] at the top.

Go to 'Wallet' after logging in to the Binance app

If you're using a browser on a computer instead of the Binance app, go directly to the Binance Web3 website.

(2) Request a Deposit

Tap the [Receive] button at the top of the wallet. Then tap [Receive] once more, and various deposit options will be displayed.

Tap the 'Receive' button in the Binance Wallet to request a deposit

Tap the [Receive from Binance Exchange] button to make a deposit from the Binance exchange to your Web3 Wallet.

Select withdrawal from the 'Binance Exchange' among the deposit options

(3) Select the Coin and Network

Next, select the coin you want to withdraw and choose a network. Each blockchain network has different transfer times and fees, so you need to select the correct network for your purpose.

Select the withdrawal coin and network

(4) Set Up the Whitelist

If this is your first withdrawal, you'll see a prompt asking you to add the address to your whitelist. It's a good idea to do this for security going forward. Tap the [Go to Add] button to add the wallet address to your whitelist.

Register the Binance Web3 Wallet address to the whitelist

(5) Request and Confirm the Withdrawal

Next, enter the amount you want to withdraw and tap the [Withdraw] button to complete the withdrawal. Here, you can check the network withdrawal fee and the final amount of coins you'll receive.

Request a withdrawal from the Binance exchange

How to Transfer from the Web3 Wallet to the Binance Exchange

(1) Access the Binance Wallet and Request a Withdrawal

Open the Binance app and go to [Wallet]. Then, on the wallet's home screen, tap [Send].

How to withdraw from the Binance mobile wallet to the exchange

(2) Select the Token and Enter the Address

Select the token you want to withdraw and enter the amount. Next, select [Binance Deposit Address] shown below. This will automatically fill in your Binance account's deposit address in the 'To' wallet address field.

Select the token to send and the Binance deposit address

(3) Review and Submit the Withdrawal

Check the coin being sent, the amount, and the gas fee. Before sending, make sure your Binance Web3 Wallet holds enough tokens to cover the gas fee.

Check the withdrawal coin and network fee

(4) Binance Deposit Complete

When you tap [Confirm], you'll need to complete fingerprint or face verification. Once the withdrawal request is complete, the funds should be deposited into your Binance exchange account in about 5 to 10 minutes. You can check these funds in your Binance Spot wallet.

Wrapping Up

That covers how to transfer funds between the Binance Web3 Wallet and the Binance exchange. If you're a Binance user, you can use the 'Binance Wallet' to take part in DeFi activities such as IDOs and airdrops.

However, there are some precautions. When depositing and withdrawing coins through the wallet, you must enter the correct address and select the right network.

Also, with a non-custodial wallet, where control of the wallet lies entirely with the owner, it's important to back up your wallet securely and keep your mnemonic phrase and similar details safe.

Finally, double-check the network, address, and amount before withdrawing, and it's a good habit to always test with a small amount first before sending a large sum.

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