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How to Withdraw USDT TRC-20 from BitMEX

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  1. Go to your BitMEX Wallet and click on WithdrawScreenshot_2023-05-24_at_1.00.21_PM.png
  2. Select USDT as the Currency and TRON as the Network
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  3. Enter or select the TRON USDT address where you want to receive your funds (Please note that TRC-20 addresses always start with “T”. For more details on the right network and address format, please see Important Notes below)
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  4. Specify the amount of USDT you wish to withdraw
  5. Review the withdrawal details and click Continue
  6. Confirm your withdrawal details, enter your 2FA and click Submit WithdrawalScreenshot_2023-05-24_at_1.30.03_PM.png
  7. Verify your withdrawal request through your email 

 

Important Notes

Before you deposit or withdraw USDT, double-check that the address you’re sending USDT to is for the right network as you’ll lose your funds if you send USDT to the incorrect address or network:

    • USDT Ethereum addresses start with “0x”
    • USDT Tron addresses start with “T”
    • USDT Solana addresses do not have a specific starting format, but can be verified using a Solana explorer (https://explorer.solana.com/) 

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