Move your USDC from a CEX to a non-custodial wallet.
Moving Funds (USDC) from a Centralized Exchange to a Non-Custodial Wallet on the Arbitrum Network
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Moving Funds (USDC) from a Centralized Exchange to a Non-Custodial Wallet on the Arbitrum Network
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Transferring your USDC from a centralized exchange to a non-custodial wallet on the Arbitrum network is a pivotal step towards making your crypto assets ready for use with Alfred. This guide will walk you through the process in a clear and user-friendly manner. Before following the given steps, make sure that your non-custodial wallet is configured for Arbitrum. Read: .
Step 1: Withdrawing USDC from the Centralized Exchange
Log In to the Exchange: Access your account on the centralized exchange where your USDC is held.
Navigate to the Withdrawal Page: Find the βWithdrawβ or βSendβ option in your account dashboard.
Step 2: Selecting the Coin and Mode of Transfer
Select USDC: Choose USDC as the currency you wish to withdraw.
Mode Selection: After selecting USDC, you will be prompted to select the mode of withdrawal. Select Send via Crypto Network.
Step 3: Details of Transfer
Enter Withdrawal Address: Copy your non-custodial wallet address from MetaMask and paste it into the withdrawal address field on the exchange. Ensure the address is correct to avoid losing funds.
Select the Network: From the network dropdown, select Arbitrum One.
Enter the withdrawal amount: Enter the amount of USDC that you would like to withraw from the CEX.
Click on Withdraw.
Step 4: Verifying the Transfer
Check Your Wallet: Once the transaction is complete, open your MetaMask wallet. You should see your USDC balance reflecting the transferred amount.
By following these steps, you can successfully move your USDC to a non-custodial wallet on the Arbitrum network. Happy Investing!
Add USDC to MetaMask: If USDC doesnβt automatically show up in your wallet, you may need to add it manually. Find the 'Add Token' option in MetaMask, search for USDC, and confirm. for detailed steps.