Key Takeaways: 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 dailyKey Takeaways: 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
How to Withdraw Money from MEXC: Complete Step-by-Step Guide
Key Takeaways:
- 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.
To withdraw from MEXC, open Wallets, select Withdraw, choose the coin, paste the receiving address, pick the matching network and confirm with your email and Google Authenticator codes; verified accounts can withdraw 80 BTC a day at Primary KYC or 200 BTC at Advanced KYC, and MEXC publishes no figure for unverified accounts.
This guide walks through on-chain withdrawals and free transfers to other MEXC users on the website and app, the published limits, what each withdrawal status means, the settings that pause withdrawals, and the two routes to a bank account.
For the wider picture of MEXC's fees, listings and trade-offs, see our MEXC review.
What Is the MEXC Withdrawal Limit With and Without KYC?
MEXC's withdrawal limit depends on your verification level: Primary KYC allows 80 BTC of crypto withdrawals a day, Advanced KYC allows 200 BTC, and institutional verification raises the limit to 400 BTC within 24 hours, while MEXC's help center publishes no limit for accounts 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 |
Data verified as of October 8, 2026 against MEXC's KYC FAQ (page dated June 2, 2026), its Primary and Advanced KYC guides, and its institutional verification guide (July 20, 2026).
The limits are counted in BTC, so moving 120 BTC in one day needs Advanced KYC, while at Primary KYC the same amount takes two days.
MEXC's KYC FAQ lists no withdrawal allowance for accounts without verification, and it says that not completing KYC may affect access to deposits, withdrawals and trading, with the on-screen prompts showing which services apply to your account.
MEXC's current help center pages publish no withdrawal figure for accounts without KYC, so rely on the prompts in your own account rather than numbers quoted elsewhere.
Primary KYC asks for photos of the front and back of an ID document, Advanced KYC adds facial verification, and MEXC says reviews usually finish within 15 minutes, with some taking up to 24 hours.
You can also skip Primary KYC and go straight to Advanced KYC.
The full verification walkthrough is in our guide to MEXC KYC verification.
If you cannot complete verification, the KYC FAQ points to a Withdrawal Appeal Form, and an approved account keeps only withdrawal and position-closing permissions.
MEXC also offers an Unable to Complete KYC account-closure service, after which restricted funds are expected to become available within about 10 minutes and only withdrawals and position closing remain.
The closure cannot be reversed, and the account is frozen permanently seven days after approval, so withdraw everything before then.
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].
Note:
Withdrawal address refers to the cryptocurrency withdrawal address, also known as the wallet address. This address is a unique identifier composed of a long string of numbers and letters, used to specify which account or wallet the cryptocurrency should be transferred to.
The transfer network refers to the network used for processing cryptocurrency transactions and transfers. Different cryptocurrencies may use different blockchain networks, for example, Bitcoin uses the Bitcoin network, and Ethereum uses the Ethereum network, and so on. Some cryptocurrencies support multiple networks, so it is important to choose the correct network in such a situation. For example, with USDT, you need to check whether it is on the ERC-20 or TRC-20 network. Choosing the wrong network may result in the withdrawal not being credited.
When withdrawing certain cryptocurrencies, you need to fill in the Memo. Failure to provide the Memo may result in the withdrawal not being credited. For more details about Memo, please refer to the article "What are Memos/Tags?"
When withdrawing, you must meet the minimum withdrawal amount requirement. If your withdrawal amount is below this requirement, please add the corresponding tokens until it reaches the minimum amount before initiating the withdrawal. A withdrawal fee will be charged, which may vary based on network fees.
If you find that another platform offers a lower withdrawal fee, please provide screenshots and webpage links to our online Customer Service for feedback.
- 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
Check the withdrawal page for current fees before confirming your transaction.
Always double-check that your receiving wallet supports the network you choose. Wrong network selection can result in permanent fund loss.
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?
MEXC says transfers to another MEXC user are free of charge and credited quickly. No network fees, no waiting for blockchain confirmations. Perfect for sending crypto to family or friends who also use MEXC.
Sending 500 USDT to a friend's MEXC account this way costs nothing, while the same 500 USDT sent on-chain pays the network's fixed withdrawal fee.
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
Keep your MEXC app updated and use secure Wi-Fi when withdrawing. Enable biometric login if available and take screenshots of confirmations for your records.
Install the app only from official sources, and our guide to downloading the MEXC app on Android and iOS explains what to do if it is missing from your app store.
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?
MEXC charges a fixed withdrawal fee for each token and network, and the blockchain can push it up during congestion. The withdrawal page shows the real-time fee before you confirm, and MEXC calls that figure the most accurate one.
Transfers to another MEXC user carry no fee at all.
Because the fee is a fixed amount per network, picking the network is the main way to lower it, and our guide to the crypto exchanges with the lowest withdrawal fees compares the same USDT withdrawal network by network.
On a small balance a fixed fee takes a bigger share, which our guide to the best crypto exchange for beginners with little money works through with a $100 example.
How Long Does a MEXC Withdrawal Take?
MEXC says a withdrawal typically receives a TxID within 1 to 60 minutes of submission and that its review step takes 5 to 60 minutes; after that, arrival depends on how many confirmations the blockchain and the receiving platform require.
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 |
Data verified as of October 8, 2026 against MEXC's Withdrawal Not Received status guide and its How to Cancel a Withdrawal page.
Open the verification link MEXC sends and confirm the last four characters of the address, which are case-sensitive, and if the link expires after 15 minutes, cancel the request and submit it again.
For a Memo or Tag withdrawal, check the public address characters, not the Memo or Tag
If a request submitted at 14:00 still has no TxID at 15:00, MEXC asks you to check Funding History and contact Customer Service with a screenshot.
Once MEXC shows Withdrawal Successful, the receiving platform controls crediting, so copy the TxID, check it on a blockchain explorer and send it to that platform's support if the network shows it confirmed.
A request at Processing can only be cancelled by Customer Service, and MEXC does not guarantee it, so treat Pending Processing as the last moment to fix a mistake yourself.
How to Withdraw Money from MEXC to Bank Account
To withdraw money from MEXC to a bank account, sell crypto on MEXC P2P to a buyer who pays your bank directly, which needs Primary KYC, or, in the European countries MEXC lists, withdraw EUR by SEPA after Advanced KYC, with funds expected within 2 business days.
Option 1: Sell on MEXC P2P
On P2P, another MEXC user buys your crypto and pays local currency into your bank account, and MEXC's KYC FAQ lists P2P from Primary KYC upward.
MEXC suspended fiat services, including P2P, for users residing in the Netherlands from March 20, 2026.
Step 1. Move the coins to your Fiat wallet.
MEXC processes P2P sales through the Fiat wallet only, so transfer the crypto there before you start.
Step 2. Add your bank as a payment method.
Open Buy Crypto, select P2P Trading and add the bank account you want to be paid into.
Step 3. Pick a buyer.
Choose the Sell tab, select USDT, USDC, BTC or ETH, and pick a buyer whose ad supports your payment method.
Step 4. Enter the amount and open the order.
Type the crypto amount or the fiat amount you want to receive, then accept the P2P Service Agreement.
Step 5. Wait for the payment.
MEXC's P2P selling guide gives the buyer 15 minutes to pay, and the account name on your payment method should match the name on your MEXC account.
Step 6. Release only after the money lands.
Once the payment is in your bank balance, tick Payment Received, click Confirm and enter your MEXC or Google Authenticator code.
How escrow, disputes and fees work on P2P marketplaces, MEXC's included, is compared in our guide to the best P2P crypto exchanges.
Option 2: Withdraw EUR by SEPA
MEXC's SEPA withdrawal guide asks for Advanced KYC, an additional verification and at least one earlier fiat deposit before your first EUR withdrawal.
The money can only go to a bank account you have already used for a fiat deposit.
Step 1. Open the withdrawal tab.
Select Buy Crypto, choose Fiat Deposit and switch to the Fiat Withdrawal tab.
Step 2. Enter the amount and the receiving account.
Type the EUR amount and pick the bank account from your earlier deposit.
Step 3. Confirm the order.
Check the details and enter your Google Authenticator code, or the mobile or email code if that is your method.
MEXC expects the funds in your bank account within 2 business days.
The service covers verified users in the countries listed in that guide, a list that did not include the Netherlands, France or Austria on October 8, 2026.
MEXC has announced its exit from the Netherlands, asking users there to move their assets by October 31, 2026, ahead of final offboarding on November 16, 2026.
Going the other way, from local currency into crypto, is covered region by region in our guide to where to buy cryptocurrency.
Why Is My MEXC Withdrawal Stuck or Blocked?
MEXC's help pages point to seven common reasons a withdrawal is stuck or blocked: incomplete KYC, a deposit still in Pre-Crediting, a whitelist rule, a Withdrawal Protection lock, a recent Google Authenticator removal, a closed network channel or an address that needs activating.
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 |
Data verified as of October 8, 2026 against MEXC's KYC FAQ, its withdrawal settings, Google Authenticator and crypto deposit guides, and its Common Withdrawal Issues page.
How a deposit moves from Pre-Crediting to Credited Successfully is covered in our MEXC deposit and withdrawal guide.
Invalid Address Errors
Make sure your withdrawal address matches the network you selected. Copy addresses directly instead of typing them manually.
Delayed Withdrawals
Network congestion can slow things down during busy market periods. Use blockchain explorers to track your transaction status.
Stuck withdrawals attract impostors, and the FBI has warned that scammers pose as cryptocurrency exchange employees to steal funds.
Contact MEXC only through the help center on its website or app, and never share your password or 2FA codes with anyone who reaches out to you.
Which MEXC Security Settings Delay or Block a Withdrawal?
MEXC's withdrawal settings add deliberate delays: a whitelist that limits where funds can go, a 24-hour wait on newly added whitelist addresses, a Withdrawal Protection lock that rejects on-chain withdrawals for a period you choose, and a Fast Withdrawal limit that only applies 24 hours after you set it.
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 |
Data verified as of October 8, 2026 against MEXC's How to Set Withdrawal Settings guide (September 25, 2026).
On the website the settings sit under your profile icon, then Security, Advanced Security and Fund Security Settings, and in the app under Security, then Asset Security Settings.
Removing Google Authenticator also restricts withdrawals and crypto transfers for 24 hours, according to MEXC's Google Authenticator guide.
Each clock starts when you make the change, so an address added at 09:00 with the restriction on can first receive a withdrawal at 09:00 the next day.
MEXC strongly recommends keeping Whitelist Security Restriction on, and the reason is practical: a new address cannot receive funds for a day, which gives you time to act if you were not the one who added it.
These settings protect against the risks only you can control, such as phishing or a compromised password, and our analysis of crypto exchange protection funds explains what such funds are designed to cover.
MEXC publishes regular proof-of-reserves reports audited by Hacken, and our guide to crypto exchanges with proof of reserves shows how to verify your own balance against a published report.
What Should You Check Before Every MEXC Withdrawal?
Before every MEXC withdrawal, confirm the network and any Memo or Tag, check that the receiving address is activated and the amount meets the minimum shown on the withdrawal page, and make sure no deposit is still in Pre-Crediting and no security hold is running.
- 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.
Security Best Practices
Check the address before submitting, then confirm its last four characters again in the verification link MEXC sends by email or SMS, which stays valid for 15 minutes.
Test small amounts to new addresses first.
Keep Google Authenticator linked, because removing it restricts withdrawals and transfers for 24 hours.
For tokens that need a Memo or Tag, copy it from the deposit page of the receiving account, because it identifies your account on that platform.
Missing it can lose the funds or leave you waiting for the receiving platform to recover them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the MEXC withdrawal limit without KYC?
MEXC's help center publishes no withdrawal limit for unverified accounts and says incomplete KYC may restrict deposits, withdrawals and trading.
Primary KYC unlocks 80 BTC a day and Advanced KYC 200 BTC, per the KYC FAQ.
Can I withdraw from MEXC without verification?
MEXC says incomplete KYC may restrict withdrawals under the rules that apply in your region, so verify before you need to withdraw.
If you cannot verify, the Withdrawal Appeal Form or the account-closure service leaves only withdrawal and position-closing permissions.
What are MEXC's current withdrawal fees?
MEXC charges a fixed fee per token and network, which can rise when a blockchain is congested. The withdrawal page shows the real-time fee before you confirm, and MEXC's fee page lists them by token.
How long do withdrawals take?
MEXC's review step takes 5 to 60 minutes, and a TxID is typically generated within 1 to 60 minutes of submission. Arrival then depends on the receiving network, while transfers to another MEXC user are credited quickly.
What if my withdrawal doesn't arrive?
If MEXC shows Withdrawal Successful, check the TxID on a blockchain explorer and give it to the receiving platform, which credits the deposit. If no TxID appears within 1 hour, contact MEXC support with a screenshot of the request.
Is it free to send crypto to another MEXC user?
Yes, MEXC says transfers to another MEXC user are free of charge and credited quickly.
Choose MEXC User on the website or MEXC Transfer in the app, then enter an email, mobile number or MEXC UID.
Can I cancel a MEXC withdrawal?
Yes, while it shows Pending Verification, Under Review or Pending Processing, using the Cancel Withdrawal button.
At Processing only Customer Service can try, and after that it cannot be cancelled.
Why can't I withdraw from MEXC?
The usual causes are incomplete KYC, a deposit still in Pre-Crediting, a whitelist rule or Withdrawal Protection lock, a Google Authenticator removal in the last 24 hours, or a closed network channel.
Each has a specific fix, from finishing KYC to waiting out a 24-hour hold.
How do I withdraw money from MEXC to my bank account?
Sell crypto on MEXC P2P to a buyer who pays your bank, which needs Primary KYC, or withdraw EUR by SEPA with Advanced KYC in the countries MEXC lists.
MEXC expects SEPA withdrawals to arrive within 2 business days.
This guide is informational for readers in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, where MEXC may not be available or authorized.
In the EU and EEA, MEXC is not authorized under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).
The Dutch regulator AFM has placed MEXC on its register of non-compliant entities, which ESMA republishes, and readers in those regions should factor this status into any decision.
Check MEXC's restricted regions list before opening an account.
Nothing here is investment advice, and fees, limits and availability change, so confirm current terms on MEXC's official pages before you withdraw.
Disclaimer: This information does not provide advice on investment, taxation, legal, financial, accounting, or any other related services, nor does it constitute advice to purchase, sell, or hold any assets. MEXC Learn provides information for reference purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice. Please ensure you fully understand the risks involved and exercise caution when investing. The platform is not responsible for your choices of investment activities.
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