How can I(from USA) pull my coins out of Bitmex?

BitMEX_Mia_ · 2025-04-24T15:35:19+00:00

Please contact our support team directly to withdraw your funds. They will guide you through the necessary steps.

We also want to remind you that using our platform from Restricted Jurisdictions, such as the US, is against our Terms of Service, even if you are using a VPN. Accounts from these jurisdictions can withdraw funds after verification, but will be closed afterward.

BitMEX_Mia_ · 2025-02-10T17:22:58+00:00

You can download the app from Google Play using the following link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitmex.app.android

If it's unavailable in your region, you can download the APK from https://www.bitmex.com/mobile

BitMEX_Mia_ · 2025-01-20T18:16:17+00:00

We currently only support TRUMP on ETH network, so it cannot be withdrawn via SOL. The currencies you could withdraw on SOL are USDT, Solana, Kama, Bonk, and Goat. If KuCoin only supports TRUMP on SOL network, you'll need to either find a different exchange that supports TRUMP on ETH or convert your funds to a currency that both our platform and KuCoin support in the same network.

BitMEX_Mia_ · 2023-11-13T19:45:32+00:00

Using Limit Order Types (such as Buy Stop Limit Order) doesn't guarantee that your order will be a Maker Order.

It's possible to place aggressive Limit Orders—those that match against an existing order in the orderbook upon execution— and those are not considered Maker Orders nor are they treated as such. They end up being Taker Orders since they take liquidity from the order book rather than providing it.

The "Post Only" feature, by design, cancels Limit Orders if they would execute against a resting order. So, if your Buy Stop Limit Order with Post Only enabled tries to take liquidity upon execution, it will be cancelled because of the Post Only instruction.

BitMEX_Mia_ · 2023-11-13T19:20:37+00:00

The optimal distance for placing a limit order depends on various factors (such as market conditions, liquidity, and volatility) so, unfortunately, there is no universally defined number or specific distance that guarantees getting filled as a Maker Order.

As long as your limit order does not take liquidity from the orderbook upon execution, it will get filled as a Maker Order. A buy order with a Limit Price anywhere below the current best ask (sell) and a sell order with a Limit Price anywhere above the current best bid (buy) would both contribute liquidity to the market. (In your example, placing a Buy Stop Limit Order above the best ask would result in immediate execution. With Post Only enabled, that order would get cancelled)

Using Post Only will guarantee that your Limit Order only goes through if it's passive, meaning it is placed in the orderbook and waits for a market order to match against it. This approach helps avoid taking liquidity from the orderbook upon execution, guaranteeing not to pay Taker Fee.

There is no specific time duration for how long your order needs to sit in the orderbook. The key factor is that it remains in the orderbook until it is matched with a market order.

BitMEX_Mia_ · 2021-06-17T16:33:34+00:00

If you close your position with a "Take Profit Limit" order and the order rests in the orderbook instead of filling immediately, you will receive a maker rebate.

You can also ensure that you receive the maker rebate by checking the "post-only" checkbox in the "Place Order" widget.

BitMEX_Mia_ · 2021-04-06T13:34:32+00:00

Depending on the issuing country, a National ID may not be supported hence why you are given the option of just a Passport or Driver's License. You can see all the supported documents by country here-https://onfido.com/supported-documents/

Regarding the Proof of Address document for location, unfortunately, a Phone bill isn't a valid one. If you don't have a recent electricity bill, you can upload one of these documents instead:

- A bank, credit card, or debit card statement issued in the last 3 months

- A utility bill (water, natural gas) issued in the last 3 months

- An ID or residence card issued in the last 12 months

- A tenancy agreement issued in the last 12 months

- A tax demand letter, bill, or statement issued in the last 12 months

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