Moving fiat between a bank and an exchange: rails, timing, failures.
How to swap coins without connecting a wallet — the full guide to this subject.
Your bank has frozen a deposit you sent to a crypto exchange. The money is stuck, and the bank wants proof ...
A fiat withdrawal from a crypto exchange that shows "pending" for more than one full business day after the...
Instant SEPA (SEPA Instant) works reliably at some European banks and fails at many others due to the excha...
An MT103 is the standard SWIFT message that proves a wire transfer was sent. If your exchange deposit arriv...
An intermediary bank is a third-party financial institution that acts as a middleman between the bank sendi...
If your bank blocks or flags every transfer to a crypto exchange as suspected fraud, the most direct fix is...
A SWIFT wire transfer to a crypto exchange typically takes 1 to 5 business days to arrive in your exchange ...
When a bank transfer to a crypto exchange is reversed after the deposit has been credited, the exchange wil...
The most common reason an exchange marks a withdrawal as completed while your bank shows no deposit is that...
A SEPA transfer that sits in "processing" for more than one full business day is not normal, and the correc...
A bank transfer rejected for name mismatch means the name on your bank account does not exactly match the n...
When you exceed your exchange's fiat deposit limit, the transfer is typically rejected or held, and the fun...
Yes. You can swap crypto without ever seeing a wallet connect prompt, provided you use a service that does ...
A non-custodial swap keeps you in control of the coins because you never hand over your private keys or dep...
Yes, you can swap straight from a hardware wallet, and the key is that the swap itself never touches your p...
Yes, a no-signup swap is generally safer for your privacy and self-custody, but introduces different risks ...
A refund address tells the swap service where to send your coins if the swap fails. Without one, your funds...
An exchange that does not require an account sees your IP address, your browser fingerprint, and the fact t...
The services that never ask for a selfie or passport are those that operate without requiring a user accoun...
A swap site reads your browser fingerprint to detect whether you are a human or an automated script, and to...
When you connect your bank account to a crypto exchange through Plaid, the exchange does not see your onlin...
A wire transfer that shows as sent from your bank can still fail hours later. The money can disappear into ...
You hit "send" on an ACH transfer to a crypto exchange. Your bank confirms it. Then you wait. The exchange ...
The choice between ACH and domestic wire transfer for funding a crypto exchange account comes down to three...
Banks close accounts linked to crypto exchange activity more often than most customers realise. The trigger...
A withdrawal whitelist is exactly what it sounds like: a list of destinations an exchange will let you send...
The cheapest way to buy crypto on an exchange is almost never a debit card. Bank transfers cost less, somet...
A domestic wire transfer from a US bank to a crypto exchange is a different animal than ACH. It moves throu...
A deposit reference code is a unique string of characters an exchange assigns to you for a single bank depo...
You send fiat to a crypto exchange. You see the balance appear in your account. The money did not go into a...
You sent money. The exchange shows nothing. This is common, and the fix is a structured process, not panic.
A fiat withdrawal that gets stuck in review is one of the most frustrating delays on a crypto exchange. The...
Depositing pounds into a UK crypto exchange via Faster Payments is straightforward in theory. In practice i...
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This asset needs a memo / tag. Send it with or the exchanger cannot credit your deposit.
You receive about at . Exchange reference .
Status: waiting for your deposit
You send from your own wallet straight to the exchanger — nothing to connect, no account, and you stay on this page throughout. Rates are indicative until a swap is opened.
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Your bank has frozen a deposit you sent to a crypto exchange. The money is stuck, and the bank wants proof that the funds came from a legitimate source before they release it. The process for proving source of funds depends on whether the freeze happened at the sending bank, the receiving bank, or a
A fiat withdrawal from a crypto exchange that shows "pending" for more than one full business day after the exchange says it has been processed is abnormal and should be escalated. For most bank transfer methods - ACH, SEPA, Faster Payments, or domestic wire - the pending status should resolve withi
Instant SEPA (SEPA Instant) works reliably at some European banks and fails at many others due to the exchange's own banking setup, your bank's fraud filters, or technical limits built into the payment system itself. Not all banks support instant SEPA at all, and even when they do, the exchange's re
An MT103 is the standard SWIFT message that proves a wire transfer was sent. If your exchange deposit arrived successfully, the MT103 is the document you use to confirm where the money went, when it settled, and which fees were deducted. Reading it correctly lets you verify the deposit was credited
An intermediary bank is a third-party financial institution that acts as a middleman between the bank sending a wire transfer and the bank receiving it. When you deposit or withdraw fiat currency to or from a crypto exchange via wire, the money often passes through one or more intermediary banks bec
If your bank blocks or flags every transfer to a crypto exchange as suspected fraud, the most direct fix is to call your bank before you send the transfer, explain exactly what you're doing and to whom, and ask them to whitelist the exchange as a trusted payee or add a note to your account. For pers
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Your trade happens inside the exchange's own ledger. Nothing touches the blockchain until you withdraw.
You swap from your own wallet. The transaction settles on the chain and you pay its fee.
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