# Withdraw To Your Bank

Revelator Wallet features support for off-ramping cryptocurrency assets directly from your wallet to your bank account. We're able to accomplish this using trusted 3rd-party providers who specialise in moving funds on and off blockchain.

## **Our Providers**

<table><thead><tr><th>Provider</th><th>Supported Assets</th><th width="199">Converted Currencies</th><th>Bank Accounts</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><a href="https://www.bridge.xyz/"><strong>Bridge</strong></a></td><td>USDC (Base)<br>USDC (Polygon)</td><td>USD, EUR</td><td><p><strong>US banks,</strong> </p><p><strong>EU (SEPA) Banks</strong> <br><em>More banks coming soon</em></p></td></tr></tbody></table>

## Withdraw Using Bridge

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<summary>Create your Bridge account</summary>

1. Tap **Withdraw** on the home tab.
2. Select **Bridge** from the list of providers.
3. To create an account, enter your name and email, and select your account type.&#x20;
   * Bridge supports withdraws for individuals and businesses.
4. Next, review and accept **Bridge's** **Terms of Service**.
5. Lastly, **Verify your identity**.¹\
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   ¹ *Identity verification is provided by* [***Persona***](https://withpersona.com/)*, and approval may sometimes be instant or can take a few days to complete. Your Bridge account will remain "**In review**" until you've agreed to their terms of service and your identity has been verified.*

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<summary>Add your bank account</summary>

Once your account status has switched from **In review** -> **Active**, you may proceed to add your bank account.&#x20;

1. Tap **Withdraw** on the home tab.
2. Select **Bridge** from the list of providers.
   * If your account status with Bridge is **Active,** you'll need to choose the cryptocurrency to withdraw¹, the bank account to withdraw to and the amount you'd like to send.&#x20;
3. Tap the recipient field to select your bank account.&#x20;
4. Tap **Add bank account** and either connect your bank using **Plaid** or add your bank details manually.² &#x20;
   * If adding manually, you'll need to input your bank's name, your full legal name, bank account number, and ACH routing number.
5. Lastly add your address.³
6. Once completed you can select your bank account to proceed.\
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   \&#xNAN;*¹ Currently we only offer support for withdrawing USDC on Base or Polygon.*\
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   *² Bridge currently supports US banks only. EU bank support is coming soon.*\
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   *³ Bridge requires your address for compliance with legal regulations.*

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<summary>Withdraw to your bank account</summary>

If your Bridge account is **Active** and you've added your bank account successfully, proceed to withdraw USDC to your selected bank account.

1. Tap **Withdraw** on the home tab.
2. Select **Bridge** from the list of providers.
3. Ensure your bank account is selected as the recipient¹ and enter the amount you wish to withdraw in USDC (minimum $20 required).
4. Review your transaction and tap and **hold to confirm**.&#x20;
5. Once your transaction is confirmed, Bridge will send you a receipt to the email address used when you created your account.¹\
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   ¹ *Your funds will be sent to Bridge for them to convert and send on to your bank account. It may take 1 to 3 days for funds to appear in your bank account.*

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