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# How to Withdraw BTC from CEXs

Using OKX Wallet as an Example

**Step 1: Copy Your Withdrawal Address**

Open your on-chain wallet and copy the BTC address where you want to receive your funds.

**Step 2: Initiate the Withdrawal**

1. Go to the **Exchange** section in your OKX account and select **Assets**.
2. Click on **Withdraw**, then select the coin you wish to withdraw (in this case, **BTC**).
3. Choose **Exchanges or Wallet** as the destination.
4. Paste the BTC address you copied earlier.
5. Enter the amount of BTC you wish to withdraw.

**Step 3: Submit and Confirm**

1. Click **Submit**.
2. Review the withdrawal amount and any applicable fees. Once verified, click **Confirm** to complete the withdrawal.

Your BTC will then be transferred to your on-chain wallet after processing.

**Video Tutorail:**

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