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# Deposits and Withdrawals
In this quick and easy tutorial, we'll walk you through the steps to deposit and withdraw your assets on the Birake exchange platform. Let's get started!
### Deposits
* While logged in to your account, navigate to the top menu bar and select "**Deposit / Withdraw**". We are going to use Bitcoin (BTC) for demonstration.
You will be sent to the deposit and withdrawal page. From there we choose
1. BTC from the drop-down menu
2. Select **Deposit**
3. And copy the address provided
We can now send our Bitcoins to the newly copied deposit address.
After about a few minutes we will have our Bitcoins on Birake, as we can see from our Current balance:
### Withdrawals
* To initiate a withdrawal, you need to go to the deposit and withdrawal page from the main navigation menu. In this case, we will be using Sapphire (SAPP) for demonstration.
* Select SAPP from the dropdown menu
* After choosing SAPP,
1. Click on **WITHDRAWAL**
2. Then Click on **WITHDRAW NOW**
On the bottom left of our window is where we have our current balance.
* Now let's open our Sapphire wallet
1. Click on **Receive**
2. Copy the address
* Once the address has been copied, we return to Birake.
1. Click on **AVAILABLE** (to withdraw the full amount available)
2. Paste the address previously copied from our Sapphire wallet
3. Click **WITHDRAW**
* We confirm and wait for the withdrawal request to be processed.
* We will then check our Sapphire wallet in a while to confirm receipt.
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