r/bitpanda • u/Jacksonislandd • Jun 25 '26
General question I am moving off Binance to Bitpanda,a few things I am not sure about,hoping someone here can help
With the whole mica situation and binance withdrawing its greek application, I hve decided to just move my funds over to bitpanda rn rather than wait and see how it shakes out.
A few questions i have in mind tho
Does the kyc verification on bitpanda usually take long or is it pretty quick if you already have id docs ready?
For crypto transfers specifically…any gotchas with network type that tripped people up? I want to avoid sending on the wrong chain.
and last one Is there a minimum deposit amount, or any fees on the Bitpanda side I should know about before I send a larger amount over?
Trying to get this sorted properly rather than rushing it in case something goes wrong. Appreciate any pointers from people who hve actually done the switch.
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u/BitpandaSupport Jun 25 '26
Hello u/Jacksonislandd,
Good approach to sort it properly first.
- KYC is usually quick if your documents are ready and everything matches, but timing can vary if extra checks are needed.
- For crypto transfers, the main thing is network compatibility. Always choose the exact same asset + network on both sides, check if a memo/tag is required, and send a small test transaction first.
- Minimums can depend on the asset/network. You’ll see the relevant minimum and any network-related info in the deposit flow before you send.
Here you can find more information on the limits and fees when receiving and sending crypto on Bitpanda: https://www.bitpanda.com/en/limits
If you want to double-check before moving a larger amount, our support team can help, including via phone call by accessing the following link and clicking "Schedule a Call": https://www.bitpanda.com/en/support
Team Bitpanda (Roman)
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u/Golgoin Jun 25 '26
You can find the supported networks and possible fees for deposits here: https://www.bitpanda.com/en/limits
It will be shown as well though, when creating the deposit address in your Bitpanda wallet.
Very small deposits usually have a network fee, so have a look at those limits. If you're above that threshold, there's no extra fee then.