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How to Withdraw from Binance to Your Bank Account? 4 Methods Explained.

Binance allows fiat withdrawals via SWIFT, P2P trading, third-party processors, or crypto debit cards—each with varying fees, speeds, and requirements.

Dec 10, 2025 at 01:39 pm

Direct Bank Transfer via Binance Withdrawal

1. Log in to your Binance account and navigate to the 'Wallet' section, then select 'Withdraw.' Choose the fiat currency you wish to transfer, such as USD or EUR, depending on your region.

2. Select 'Bank Transfer (SWIFT)' as the withdrawal method. This option supports transfers to traditional bank accounts using international banking networks.

3. Enter the recipient bank details including full name, bank name, account number, and SWIFT/BIC code. Ensure all information is accurate to prevent failed transactions.

4. Specify the amount you want to withdraw. Binance will display the associated fees before confirmation. Always verify the fee structure as SWIFT withdrawals can incur high charges from intermediary banks.

5. Confirm the transaction using two-factor authentication. Processing may take 1–5 business days based on the destination country and banking infrastructure.

Using Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Trading

1. Access the P2P trading platform within Binance by clicking on 'Trade' and selecting 'P2P Trading.' This method connects buyers and sellers directly without intermediaries.

2. Choose a stablecoin like USDT and locate a buyer who offers payment via your preferred bank. Filter offers by payment method, price, and seller reputation.

3. Initiate a trade by entering the amount of USDT you wish to sell. The platform will lock the cryptocurrency while the transaction proceeds.

4. Once the buyer sends funds to your bank account, confirm receipt on the platform to release the USDT. Never confirm payment before verifying the deposit in your bank account to avoid scams.

5. After completing the sale, transfer the received fiat money from your linked bank account to your primary personal account if necessary. This method avoids direct crypto-to-fiat conversion fees on exchanges.

Third-Party Payment Processors

1. Link your Binance account with supported third-party services such as Simplex, Mercuryo, or MoonPay. These platforms act as bridges between digital assets and traditional banking systems.

2. Navigate to the withdrawal section and select the payment processor as your withdrawal channel. You’ll be redirected to their interface for further steps.

3. Choose the cryptocurrency balance you want to convert and enter the fiat equivalent for withdrawal. The processor handles real-time conversion at prevailing rates.

4. Provide your bank account information and authenticate the transaction through ID verification if required. Some processors impose daily limits and require KYC compliance for higher volumes.

5. Upon approval, the fiat amount is transferred to your bank. Processing times vary from instant to 3 business days, depending on the service provider and geographic location.

Crypto Debit Cards Linked to Binance

1. Apply for a cryptocurrency-backed debit card offered through Binance partners. These cards are tied to your exchange wallet and allow spending directly from your crypto holdings.

2. Fund the card by transferring stablecoins or major cryptocurrencies like BTC or BNB from your Binance spot wallet. The card automatically converts them to local currency during transactions.

3. Use the card at ATMs or point-of-sale terminals to withdraw cash or make purchases. Each withdrawal reflects as a crypto sale followed by fiat disbursement.

4. Monitor transaction history and card balance via the Binance app. Fees include ATM charges, currency conversion, and potential monthly maintenance costs.

5. While not a direct bank deposit, this method provides immediate liquidity. Funds accessed via the card can be deposited back into your bank account through standard transfer methods.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I withdraw Tether (USDT) directly to my bank account?Direct USDT deposits to banks aren't possible since banks accept only government-issued currencies. You must first convert USDT to fiat through P2P, third-party processors, or SWIFT transfer options available on Binance.

Why was my Binance withdrawal rejected?Rejections occur due to incorrect bank details, unverified identity levels, exceeding withdrawal limits, or temporary restrictions imposed by regional regulations. Check your email and Binance notification center for specific error messages.

Are there tax implications when withdrawing from Binance to a bank?Yes. Converting cryptocurrency to fiat is considered a taxable event in many jurisdictions. Capital gains taxes may apply based on the difference between purchase and sale value of the digital asset.

How long do Binance-to-bank transfers take?Processing duration depends on the method used. SWIFT transfers typically take 1–5 business days. P2P transactions depend on buyer response time but often complete within hours. Third-party processors usually settle within one business day.

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