In this article, we provide instructions on how to transfer crypto from Trust Wallet to Coinbase, step by step.
These are two popular cryptocurrency exchanges available to today's investors.
Let's dive in!
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You'll need to have an account with Coinbase in order to receive cryptocurrencies.
Coinbase is a cryptocurrency platform that has been around since 2012.
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To send/receive crypto, you do need to verify your account.
This verification is done through uploading a photo of your driver's license or other state issued ID.
Here's how:
If the image of your ID is clear and matches the information in your account, verification will be completed in minutes.
Crytpocurrency is held in a wallet, and every crypto wallet has a specific address.
In order to transfer crypto from one location to another, you will need this address, which can be found in Coinbase quickly and easily.
Here's the steps:
Always double check to make sure you are sending cryptocurrencies to the correct wallet type.
For example, Bitcoin to a Bitcoin Wallet Address only.
Once you have a verified Coinbase account and have found the wallet's address, the process is quick and easy. You should be aware of network fees when you perform a transfer.
To finish your transfer, follow the following steps: