Transferring digital assets between trading accounts

Transferring digital assets between trading accounts

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Digital assets must be transferred to a Primary Account to be withdrawn. There are no fees for funds transferred between the Primary Account and any other Trading Account within the same Institution account. 

To withdraw funds from a sub-account, the digital assets must be transferred to the Primary Account:

  1. Go to the left-hand navigation and choose Portfolio.

  2. Choose Transfer.

  3. Select Primary Account as the destination account.

  4. Select the digital asset that you want to withdraw from the list of assets.

  5. Enter the amount.

  6. Choose Complete Transfer.

    Once the assets have been transferred to the Primary account, you can withdraw them.

Note: You must have withdraw permissions on the Primary Account to complete a withdrawal.

  1. Go to the left-hand navigation and choose Portfolio.

  2. Choose Withdraw.

  3. Choose the currency from the list.

  4. Read through the instructions on the pop-up window and choose I Understand.

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  1. Choose a Destination and enter the Amount to withdraw.

  2. Choose Review.

  3. Choose Confirm, if the information is correct. Otherwise, choose Go Back and edit the information.

  4. Enter your 6-digit PIN.

  5. Perform WebAuthn to authorize the action.

  6. Choose Done.

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