[00:01] showing you how to transfer any cryptocurrency or token from Trust Wallet to any exchange in three simple steps.  Well, first of all, I want you to pay close attention to these very important details.
[00:14] First, this video will be divided into three simple steps, and within each of these steps we may have sub-steps.  This is a very important detail so you don't get lost in the steps and can successfully complete your withdrawal
[00:26] .  Second, watch the video until the end.  From beginning to end, without skipping steps, so you don't get lost, mess things up, or even have doubts, especially since by watching the video to the end, you'll have access to a
[00:39] special gift I'm going to give you.   It might happen during the video or at the end, but one thing's for sure, we're going to give you a little gift that you today's step-by-step tutorial.  Besides helping you, you'll also benefit from it.
[00:53] from you guys here on the channel.  You've been asking us to bring you updated content from Trust W, such as how to create a wallet, withdraw funds, transfer money, and a whole range of other topics.  So we're going to start this updated series of
[01:06] Trust Wall content here on the channel.  Okay, now that I have my Trust Wallet open, let's move on to the first of our three steps.  The first step is to identify and find the token or cryptocurrency you want to withdraw from
[01:19] Trust Wallet.  In detail, we're going to break down everything about what a token is, what network fees, processing, and all that .  So, the first step is for , right?  Just scroll
[01:32] see your available balance of coins.  Up here you can also you will have the option to search.  Then all you have to do is click here and search for the currency you want, either by name or abbreviation.  And here we have
[01:47] listed here.  So it's very simple, very easy to find your currency here. There are those cases, logically, where people buy coins in pre-sale, transfer and say: "Oh, my coin isn't showing up."  Then there's
[02:00] another step, which is importing your currency manually, or sometimes automatically, but you need to add it here in some way, among other factors. So, depending on the scenario, as you might
[02:13] specifically tailored to your situation, okay?  Because we cover everything here.  But it search for the currency name.  But usually, on the homepage, your coins will be ranked by balance, by the amount of balance you have .  So I'm
[02:26] example.  I'm going to use the first option available to me here, which is ZCash.  But to reiterate, this video applies to any currency, any token, as long as you have it in your Trust Wallet, you can withdraw it.  Here
[02:39] we see the options to send, receive, and swap.  I want to send we get to the stage of entering the address, the quantity, and getting into those issues of red fees and everything else. So, in this first step
[02:53] , it concludes because we've already found the coin, and we're ready to withdraw it.  We're now going to the second step of this video.  And the second step in this video is for us to find where the currency
[03:08] we want to transfer is listed, that is, the exchange where it is listed.  Then you'll go to the website coinemarketcap.com. Coinmarketcap.com will be useful to you.  Just search for it in your browser, whether
[03:22] on your computer or mobile phone.  There's also a mobile app, okay?   So here you simply go to the search bar and search for the currency you want to withdraw.  So in my case here, it's ZEC, or ZCASH.  You
[03:34] can always search by currency code or currency name.  So, I click here on it, and it will open up all the details about this coin for me.  And down here , in the markets section, it will be listed for us which
[03:46] exchanges this coin or token is listed on.  So here, in this example, we have or token is listed on.  So here, in this example, we have Binance, Coinbase, OKX, and others. this currency is listed, meaning where you can send it to.  In my case
[03:59] Binance exchange as an example, but to reiterate, the process is the same for any any coin.  You just have to try to go back to the basics, things like wallet, Just replicate it, and I'll send it to you here on any occasion; it will work.  You
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[04:26] Binance, I'm going to open my Binance app and log into my Binance account, the link will be in the video description, okay?  To open your account, you'll find almost all the cryptocurrencies on the market here, okay?  Finally,
[04:39] specific exchange where you'll be sending your coins, I recommend you want to transfer is installed on Binance using the method I just Binance, that little gift that I'll be showing you more of later in the
[04:55] any other exchange, you usually just look at the bottom for options like assets, portfolio, wallet, etc. It will depend on the layout of each exchange or translation, okay?  Then you'll always choose the
[05:08] spot option, okay?  Here you'll click on " add funds" or "deposit," anyway , you just need to stick to the principles, okay?  Then you will choose the option to deposit crypto.  And here's the list of coins, right?  You just need to
[05:21] come here to the search field, you 'll always find this field on the exchanges, and search for the currency you want, right? Here's ZC for Zcash.  And here comes a mentioned to you: the networking issue. To me, two networks appear for this
[05:35] asset.  Each asset will have its own specific network, the number of networks available there, and everything else.  How will you know which network you should select?  You'll find out right there in your Trust Wallet.  Let's go back there just
[05:48] so we can show you this detail.  A detail, right?  Here, the Zcash network and the BNB machine network appear for me.  So, the network I'm going to choose, regardless of which I'll select there, is the one specified here for me in
[06:04] notice, look here, the destination network, that is, the network where I have this asset is precisely the ZCash network, its native network, right?  So here you could have the asset's native network or the network to which it belongs.  So here it's
[06:19] the ZCash network.  I'll complete the transfer and then I'll come back to this step to explain the difference between network, token, and ZCh network, right?  Because he's informing me here.  So here on Binance
[06:34] I'm going to choose the Z network, ZCash. Beauty?  Here it gives a warning, so you need to pay attention to these little details.  Read it, but it's just a heads-up , okay?  Here I'm going to click on "copy my address," paying
[06:46] attention to the first and last characters so that when I paste it wallet I want to transfer to, because that 's a security tip for it may be infected.  If it's infected, in some cases,
[07:00] destination wallet and paste it into a specific wallet, the moment you paste it, it you think you're transferring it to yourself, to your brokerage firm.  Actually, a very common scam, okay?  So you always check if it's really
[07:13] you just paste it here.  And now we're going to the quantity field, right?  To transfer as much as you want, you can type in a specific amount, or maximum amount of your coins.  I have this amount here in ZCash, which will be
[07:28] approximately 14.62. I then click next.  I clicked here for next.  I just need to confirm and this transfer will be completed.  But because it's very important, because this is where the issue of network speed comes in
[07:41] , okay?  If you look here, see the network fee; it's going to charge me a certain amount of network fees here, which, as you can see, isn't cheap, okay?   It's share this video, because I'm spending money
[07:54] to make it for you.  But let's now get into the network details, tokens, and crypto. is an asset that has its own network.  I'll give you an example, own network, Bitcoin has its own network, BNB has its own network, in short,
[08:11] own network, its own blockchain. In these cases, when you withdraw a currency that has its own network and it 's on your network, you pay the fee in that currency.  In this case, ZCash has its own network,
[08:25] right?  And I'm here with her on her own network, so I 'm paying the network fee in ZCash. OK?  Now there are tokens.  Tokens are an asset that is issued on an existing blockchain.  In these cases, you don't
[08:38] pay the network fee on the token you 're withdrawing, but rather on the network itself, on the network token you're using.  For example, if you have, ah, I'll give an example here, if you have USDT, USDT is a token, it 's in your wallet on the Ethereum network.
[08:53] Therefore, you need Ethereum, which is the network's currency, to pay the transfer fee.  You won't pay with the token.  If you have USDC on the BNB Smartin network, what asset do you need to pay the network fee?  If you said BNB,
[09:06] you're right, because BNB is the currency of that network.  So, that difference exists.  If you're withdrawing a coin and you have your own network, and that coin is fee in that same coin.  Otherwise, if you 're on a different network, you'll
[09:19] need that network's currency to pay the transfer fee, okay?  Pay attention to has its own network, but it's being issued on a different network, right?  So, if I have an Ethereum network on another network, I'll have to have the
[09:32] take care of that detail.  Once you understand this, you 'll no longer have any doubts about the network and which asset you'll use to pay the network fee.  If you don't have you need to transfer it to your wallet if it 's at zero or not enough
[09:47] pay that transfer fee. Another detail that many people ask when we create this content is how much balance do I need to pay the network fee?  It's impossible to tell you, because it's not a fixed value, it's a
[10:00] variable value.  This will vary from network to network, from moment to moment.  Sometimes, at the same time, say, in the morning evening you'll pay two or three times more.  So it varies.  You
[10:13] can only see it when you go to withdraw, okay?  So, more congested networks, in short, slower networks, usually have higher rates.  Well, Bitcoin is usually more expensive than faster networks, like Ethereum, and so on.  So,
[10:27] there's that distinction there.  Here, in my case, I'm paying 7, meaning 50% of so you can see how it's not worth it in this scenario.  But anyway, this is what withdrawal.  So, given all the details, all the information regarding the
[10:41] network rate and everything else, the quote I'm going to pay, how long will it take?  One question to arrive in my brokerage account?  That also varies; it will depend on the situation and the network, okay?  One important detail concerns
[10:53] show you that right away too.  So, click here for details.  If you have I've given you, feel free to leave them in the comments and I'll answer them.  Click here to confirm.  He's going to ask for the password here, okay?  Your wallet PIN or
[11:06] fingerprint.  I even responded to a comment I received on another video. asked: "Oh, that password they ask for to confirm the transfer, is that the you create there in the wallet, it's your transaction authorization PIN
[11:20] , okay?  It's not your private key; it's either the PIN or the biometric data process it.  This processing time will vary from situation to situation, from transfer is being processed, I want to show you a very important detail about the
[11:33] withdrawal option, right, where you were.  If you click to see more details, or it will give you some more information, such as the minimum deposit. low, okay?  So you have to pay attention, because if you send
[11:47] deposit at the brokerage, it's going to cause problems, okay?  Here is the number of confirmations you number of confirmations you need to enable for customer service.  So every brokerage firm will be like that.  The coins will
[12:00] processing time, okay?  And there you have the number of confirmed cases, right?  Sometimes it's one confirmation, 20 confirmations across the network, and so on.  So here it's needed.  He specifies that to make trades, 15 confirmations
[12:13] after it has been transferred to another location.  Finally, we'll have to wait for 20 confirmations.  So, works in every brokerage. Then, going back here, you can click here follow the details of this transaction and update it here.
[12:29] The status is currently pending.  It's not finished yet.  If you click here for to Explorer, where you'll find your transfer directly on the network .  And while this process is underway, I'm going to be releasing
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[13:10] using this link.  Note that this bonus is for a very limited time only, and it 's almost over.  So, if I were you, I'd run and register right now .  Look, the processing is complete, the status is here: completed.  And
[13:23] here you can see how long that transfer took, right?  It started here at confirmed the transfer.  And here, look, the notification that it was transferred is already at 2:35, meaning it basically took 10 minutes for this
[13:36] my transfer to you will take roughly the same brokerage, it already notifies me of what I've received, but here I can see it, since I have this, which is the
[13:50] exactly how much you've received, all the details are here these options already appear here, including for you to trade and everything else.  And right?  It will take some processing time before the balance
[14:05] do something with, right? For example, I'll need 15 confirmations before I can start trading, and 20 before I can start withdrawing, right? confirmation time, the number of confirmations will vary from currency to currency, from
[14:18] broker, and ultimately it is variable.  Here it estimates I have 6 minutes remaining.  But by doing it this way, you were able to withdraw your crypto, regardless of the token.  If you comment.  If you managed to do it too, leave a comment.  I'll be very
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