How to Withdraw Crypto from Betida – Step-by-Step Guide

1. Introduction – What Does Withdrawing Crypto Mean?

After playing on Betida, you may want to move your crypto balance:

• To a crypto exchange (Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, etc.), or
• To a personal wallet (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Ledger, Phantom, etc.).

“Withdrawing crypto” means initiating a blockchain transfer from your Betida wallet to an external address that you control. This process:

• Is irreversible,
• Requires the correct address and network,
• Depends on the confirmation process of the relevant blockchain (Ethereum, Tron, Solana, etc.).

2. Checklist Before You Withdraw

Before making a withdrawal, confirm the following:

1. Verified Betida account
   • Any required KYC steps may need to be completed.
2. Sufficient balance
   • You need enough crypto to cover the withdrawal amount plus any network fees.
3. Correct recipient address
   • Have your exchange or wallet address ready.
4. Correct network
   • For example, if you withdraw USDT, make sure the network you select on Betida is the same as the one you select on your exchange (ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana, etc.).

3. How to Withdraw Crypto from Betida

3.1. Open the Wallet / Vault Section

1. Log in to your Betida account.
2. Go to the “Wallet / Vault” page from the top or profile menu.
3. Click on “Withdraw”.

3.2. Select the Crypto and Network

1. Choose “Crypto” as your withdrawal method.
2. Select the cryptocurrency you want to withdraw, for example:
   • BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, TRX, SOL, XRP, DOGE, SHIB, LTC, BNB, etc.
3. If supported, select the appropriate network (ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana, etc.).

Warning:
The network you choose on Betida must be exactly the same as the network you choose on the recipient exchange or wallet. A mismatch can lead to loss of funds.

3.3. Enter the Recipient Address

1. Copy your deposit address from the exchange or wallet where you want to receive the funds.
2. Paste this address into the “Recipient / Wallet Address” field on Betida.
3. Verify at least the first 4–6 and last 4–6 characters to make sure it matches exactly.

3.4. Set the Amount and Confirm

1. Enter the amount of crypto you want to withdraw.
2. If shown, check:
   • The minimum/maximum withdrawal limits,
   • The estimated network fee,
   • The net amount you will receive.
3. Review all details carefully and then confirm the withdrawal request.

4. Processing Times and Fees

• Processing time depends on the blockchain network (usually a few minutes, longer during heavy congestion).
• Network fees (gas) are set by the blockchain, not by Betida.
• In some cases, Betida may perform additional security checks (manual review, extra verification, etc.), which can add a short delay.

If there is a delay:

• Retrieve the transaction ID (hash) from the exchange/wallet or Betida,
• Share it with Betida support to help track the transaction.

5. Common Mistakes and Security Tips

1. Wrong address

• Solution: Double-check the address, especially the first and last characters, before confirming.

2. Wrong network

• Solution: Confirm that both Betida and the receiving exchange/wallet use the same network.

3. Below minimum withdrawal amount

• Solution: Make sure your requested amount is above the minimum withdrawal limit shown on the withdrawal screen.

4. Insecure device or network

• Solution: Avoid making large withdrawals on shared computers or public Wi-Fi. Use a strong password and, if available, 2FA on your Betida account.

6. Summary

Withdrawing crypto from Betida is a straightforward blockchain transfer as long as you:

• Choose the right coin,
• Use the correct network,
• Enter the correct recipient address,
• Respect the limits and fees.

Careful address and network checks are critical for keeping your funds safe.