Author

Topic: Withdrawing profits from Coinbase to bank? (Read 77 times)

member
Activity: 840
Merit: 30
June 02, 2024, 06:42:41 PM
#6
I just tested the withdrawal directly to my bank account option with zero fees and I received the money in less than 5 minutes , really quick!


Coinbase makes money not in bank account withdrawal fees.

They make money mostly in cryptocurrency withdrawal and trading fees.

I am glad I found this out now and didn’t select the option of withdrawing back to my card.

They are cheeky because when u click on withdraw they automatically set it to withdrawing back to your card but there is a drop down list which u can then click on to select withdraw to bank and there is no fee.
legendary
Activity: 2352
Merit: 6089
bitcoindata.science
I just tested the withdrawal directly to my bank account option with zero fees and I received the money in less than 5 minutes , really quick!


Coinbase makes money not in bank account withdrawal fees.

They make money mostly in cryptocurrency withdrawal and trading fees.
member
Activity: 840
Merit: 30
I just tested the withdrawal directly to my bank account option with zero fees and I received the money in less than 5 minutes , really quick!
sr. member
Activity: 504
Merit: 279
I expected there to be a fee to withdraw any profit back to my bank but noticed that is only if I withdraw back to the card I deposit with which is a 2% fee, there is also an option to withdraw directly to my bank account which advises no fee.

Is that correct or am I missing something?

I thought Coinbase was bad for fees but if this option of withdrawing directly to my bank account with no fee then that is great news.

It might be true that withdraws to direct bank could attract no fees now because usually it attracts little fees before while that to debit or credit cards are slightly higher. My take is since you must first of all convert your crypto to fiat first on the platform through selling I believe they might have taken their fees there.

Now don’t be too happy about the zero fees to the bank because this method is actually very slow that it even takes days before getting there as I read. The card option is at least faster than it.

The reason why crypto withdrawals to wallet are having charges which is very high is because every cryptocurrency blockchain requires transaction fees to move the crypto from one address to another. Couple with the extra charges of coin base that’s why you use it so high than the rest, although that of coinbase is way too high and if you are given a low priority fee you could have your transactions waiting for too long. So that’s why it is bad for fees
legendary
Activity: 3374
Merit: 3095
Playbet.io - Crypto Casino and Sportsbook
I think for bank withdrawal it depends on what bank you were withdrawing they don't usually ask for a withdrawal fee if you directly withdraw them into the bank but I heard some new accounts if they withdraw to the bank it's not instant sometimes it takes 1 week before Coinbase release it.

Unlike the instant card withdrawal which usually takes 30 minutes or within  24 hours the only problem is it has a 2% fee you can read more from this link below

- https://help.coinbase.com/en-gb/coinbase/getting-started/add-a-payment-method/instant-cashout
- https://help.coinbase.com/en/exchange/funding/withdrawing-with-ach
member
Activity: 840
Merit: 30
Up till today all I had done up till now was send money from my bank to Coinbase to purchase crypto but I have decided to cash out some profit to my bank for the first time.

I expected there to be a fee to withdraw any profit back to my bank but noticed that is only if I withdraw back to the card I deposit with which is a 2% fee, there is also an option to withdraw directly to my bank account which advises no fee.

Is that correct or am I missing something?

I thought Coinbase was bad for fees but if this option of withdrawing directly to my bank account with no fee then that is great news.
Jump to: