How to Withdraw Money from MEXC: Complete Step-by-Step Guide
- To withdraw from MEXC, open Wallets, select Withdraw, choose the coin and the network that matches the receiving address, then confirm with your security codes.
- MEXC publishes daily crypto withdrawal limits of up to 80 BTC at Primary KYC and up to 200 BTC at Advanced KYC, and up to 400 BTC within 24 hours after institutional verification.
- MEXC’s help center publishes no withdrawal limit for accounts without KYC and says incomplete verification may restrict deposits, withdrawals and trading.
- Transfers to another MEXC user by email, mobile number or MEXC UID are free of charge and credited quickly, with no network fee.
- MEXC typically generates a TxID within 1 to 60 minutes, and you can cancel a withdrawal yourself only until it reaches Processing.
- To reach a bank account, sell on MEXC P2P from Primary KYC or withdraw EUR by SEPA after Advanced KYC in the countries MEXC lists, which MEXC expects within 2 business days.
What Is the MEXC Withdrawal Limit With and Without KYC?
Verification level | Crypto withdrawal limit | Route to a bank account | What MEXC asks for |
No KYC | No figure published | None listed | Nothing yet, but deposits, withdrawals and trading may be restricted |
Primary KYC | 80 BTC a day | P2P | Photos of an ID document, front and back |
Advanced KYC | 200 BTC a day | P2P, plus EUR SEPA in the countries MEXC lists | An ID document plus facial verification |
Institutional verification | 400 BTC within 24 hours | Not stated in the guide | Company verification |
How Do You Withdraw Crypto from MEXC on the Website?
- On the official MEXC website, open [Wallets] and select [Withdraw].
- Select the [Crypto] you want to withdraw, enter the [Withdrawal Address], choose the [Network], and fill in the [Amount]. After verifying the information, click [Submit].
- Enter the email verification code after receiving it, input the Google verification code, and click [Submit].
- Wait for the withdrawal to be successfully processed.
Network Selection Tip
Moving a full balance to another exchange involves the same network checks, covered in our complete exchange migration guide.
How Do You Send Crypto to Another MEXC User on the Website?
- On the official MEXC website, click on [Wallets] on the top right corner, and select [Withdraw].
- Select the crypto you want to transfer.
- Select [MEXC User], which currently supports transfers via [Email], [Mobile Number] or [MEXC UID]. Enter the recipient's account information.
- Fill in the corresponding information and the transfer amount. Then, click on [Submit].
- Fill in the email verification and Google Authenticator codes, and click on [Submit].
- The transfer is now complete.
Why Use Internal Transfers?
Trading costs work differently and are set out in MEXC's full fee schedule.
How Do You Withdraw Crypto on the MEXC App?
- Tap [Wallets] at the bottom of the app's home screen.
- Tap on [Withdraw].
- Select the crypto you want to withdraw.
- Select [On-chain Withdrawal] as the withdrawal method.
- Fill in the withdrawal address, select the network, and fill in the withdrawal amount. Then, tap on [Confirm].
- After verifying that the details are correct, tap on [Confirm Withdrawal].
- Fill in the email verification and Google Authenticator codes, then tap [Confirm].
Mobile App Security
How Do You Send Crypto to Another MEXC User on the App?
- On the app, tap [Wallets] at the bottom of the home screen.
- Tap on [Withdraw].
- Select the crypto you want to withdraw.
- Select [MEXC Transfer] as the withdrawal method.
- Enter the recipient account information and the amount, then tap [Submit]. Currently, three transfer methods are supported: Email, Mobile Number and MEXC UID.
- Check to make sure the information is correct and tap [Confirm].
- Fill in the email verification code and Google Authenticator code, then tap [Confirm].
- The transfer is now complete.
How Much Does a MEXC Withdrawal Cost?
How Long Does a MEXC Withdrawal Take?
Status on MEXC | What it means | Time MEXC states | Can you cancel it yourself? |
Pending Verification | MEXC has sent an email or SMS link to confirm the address | Link valid for 15 minutes | Yes |
Under Review | MEXC is reviewing the request | 5 to 60 minutes | Yes |
Pending Processing | Queued to send; if it stays here, check the network's withdrawal channel | Not stated | Yes |
Processing | Being sent | Not stated | No, only Customer Service can try, without a guarantee |
Pending Blockchain Confirmation or Pending Block Confirmation | Broadcast and waiting for the network | Depends on the network | No |
Withdrawal Successful | Sent from MEXC | Done on MEXC's side | No |
How to Withdraw Money from MEXC to Bank Account
Option 1: Sell on MEXC P2P
Option 2: Withdraw EUR by SEPA
Readers who need a different platform in their region can compare options in our full guide to crypto exchange alternatives.
Why Is My MEXC Withdrawal Stuck or Blocked?
What you see | Likely cause | What to do |
A KYC prompt or a restricted-funds pop-up | Verification is incomplete | Complete Primary KYC, or use the Withdrawal Appeal Form if you cannot verify |
A recent deposit cannot be withdrawn | The deposit is still in Pre-Crediting | Wait until it shows Credited Successfully |
The address is refused | The whitelist is on and the address is not on it, or it was added less than 24 hours ago with Whitelist Security Restriction on | Add it to the whitelist and let the 24 hours pass |
Every on-chain withdrawal is rejected | A Withdrawal Protection lock is running | Wait for the lock to end, or use Unlock Early if you enabled it |
Withdrawals and transfers are restricted after a security change | Google Authenticator was removed in the last 24 hours | Wait until 24 hours have passed |
A message that the withdrawal channel is closed | Withdrawals on that network are paused | Wait for the channel to reopen before trying again |
A prompt to activate the address | Networks such as XRP and HBAR need an activated receiving address | Activate the address on the receiving side first |
Invalid Address Errors
Delayed Withdrawals
Which MEXC Security Settings Delay or Block a Withdrawal?
Setting | What it does | Delay or block |
Withdrawal Whitelist | Once on, withdrawals go only to addresses on your whitelist | Blocks any address that is not on the list |
Whitelist Security Restriction | Holds withdrawals to newly added whitelist addresses | 24 hours per new address; switching it off blocks all withdrawals for 24 hours |
Withdrawal Protection | Rejects every on-chain withdrawal during a lock period you pick | The full lock period, unless you set Unlock Early when enabling it |
Fast Withdrawal | Skips 2FA for withdrawals under an amount you set | A new limit takes effect after 24 hours, and verification is still required until then |
What Should You Check Before Every MEXC Withdrawal?
- For cryptocurrencies that support multiple chains such as USDT, please make sure to choose the corresponding network when making withdrawal requests.
- If the withdrawal cryptocurrency requires a Memo, please make sure to copy the correct Memo from the receiving platform and enter it accurately. Otherwise, the assets may be lost after the withdrawal.
- After entering the address, if the page indicates that the address is invalid, please check the address or contact our online customer service for further assistance.
- Withdrawal fees vary for each cryptocurrency and can be viewed after selecting the cryptocurrency on the withdrawal page.
- You can see the minimum withdrawal amount and withdrawal fees for the corresponding cryptocurrency on the withdrawal page.
- Some networks, such as XRP and HBAR, need the receiving address to be activated before it can accept a withdrawal, and MEXC shows a prompt when that applies.
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