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Anonymous

30 Jun 2021

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What is the best way to fund Gemini with SGD?

Previously, I have been using Xfers on Binance.sg and transferring to Binance.com as it was recommended to have the best rates. However, I realize the time spend and total fees have little difference to that on Gemini. For those using Gemini, how do you fund your account? Thanks in advance!

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Maximilian Günther

30 Jun 2021

I use Xfers to fund SGD directly to Gemini. Pretty quick, takes about 15 minutes or less.

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