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Anonymous

07 Apr 2021

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What is the best way to withdraw a large sum of money (>30k) from Binance.com back to SGD?

Currently using binance.com, but it does not support direct withdrawal back to SGD.

A lot of the crypto platforms are limited by Xfer's 30k transaction limit. Anyone knows the best way to withdraw >30k back to SGD with low fees.

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Richmond Siranjeevi

07 Apr 2021

Use P2P, if you hit the limit redo it with another P2P seller.

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