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How to use Open Banking at CEX.IO
How to use Open Banking at CEX.IO

Deposit fiat funds via online banks with Open Banking. Now available at CEX.IO.

Rick Alexsson avatar
Written by Rick Alexsson
Updated over 5 months ago

Open Banking now available at CEX.IO

Deposits via online banks are now available at CEX.IO, for users from the following countries:

  • Austria

  • Belgium

  • Germany

  • Estonia

  • Spain

  • France

  • Lithuania

  • Latvia

  • Netherlands

  • Portugal

How to use Open Banking at CEX.IO: A step-by-step guide

To deposit fiat funds with Open Banking:

  1. Log into your CEX.IO account;

  2. Navigate to the Wallet tab;

  3. Choose the currency, and click Add Funds;

  4. Enter the amount;

  5. Click Select Payment Method;

  6. From the pop-up menu, select Alternative Methods -> Open Banking;

  7. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete your preferred transaction using online banking.

Please note that only deposit functionality is currently available using this newly added payment method, with Instant Buy coming soon.

Visit our Wallet page to explore Open Banking.

Thank you for your support, and for being a valued member of the CEX.IO Community.


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