Supported Assets
CoinByte supports deposits and withdrawals for various Crypto:
- Cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL and other major cryptocurrencies
Each asset has specific deposit and withdrawal channels, processing times, and fee structures.
Deposits & Withdrawals
Learn how to deposit and withdraw funds and crypto on CoinByte securely and efficiently.
Deposit Crypto
Step-by-step guide for depositing cryptocurrency to CoinByte, including supported networks, address types, and common precautions.
Deposit Crypto to CoinByte
Learn how to deposit crypto to your CoinByte account.
View Detailsarrow_forwardDeposit from other Exchange or wallet
How to deposit crypto from another wallet or exchange to your CoinByte account.
View Detailsarrow_forwardUpdate your CoinByte deposit address
What to do if your CoinByte deposit address changes and how to keep your wallet info up to date.
View Detailsarrow_forwardCrypto Deposit not Arrived
Learn what to do if your crypto deposit hasn’t arrived in your CoinByte account.
View Detailsarrow_forwardHow the New Travel Rule Requirements Work
A step-by-step guide to sending and receiving crypto in Australia from 1 July 2026
View Detailsarrow_forwardDeposit Fiat Asset
Learn how to deposit fiat assets securely and fastly.
Deposit Australian Dollars
Learn how to fund your CoinByte account with AUD via bank transfer or PayID/Osko, including limits and processing times.
View Detailsarrow_forwardDeposit New Zealand dollars
Learn how to fund your CoinByte account with New Zealand dollars via bank transfer and POLi, including limits, fees, and processing times.
View Detailsarrow_forwardDirect Deposit/OSKO
Learn how to deposit funds into your CoinByte account via bank transfer/OSKO, including processing times, limits, and fees.
View Detailsarrow_forwardPayID Deposits (AUD only)
Deposit AUD to your CoinByte account via PayID. Learn how to use this method, fees, and limits.
View Detailsarrow_forwardPOLi Deposits
Deposit NZD to your CoinByte account via POLi. Learn how it works, supported banks, fees, and limits.
View Detailsarrow_forwardCommon FAQ
Quick solutions to the most frequent inquiries regarding deposits & withdrawals.
Crypto Asset Deposit & Withdrawal Fee
Learn about CoinByte’s crypto deposit and withdrawal fees, network costs, and limits. View Details →
Why hasn't my unique deposit account been generated?
If you're trying to deposit funds but don't see your unique deposit account yet, follow the steps below to find out why. View Details →
Withdraw Crypto
Learn how to withdraw cryptocurrency from your CoinByte account, including steps, network selection, fees, and processing time.
Withdraw Crypto from CoinByte
Learn how to withdraw crypto from CoinByte, including address setup, supported networks, fees, and limits.
View Detailsarrow_forwardAdd or remove a crypto withdrawal wallet address
Learn how to add or remove a crypto withdrawal wallet address on CoinByte.
View Detailsarrow_forwardSelecting a network for crypto transfer
Understand how to choose the correct network when transferring crypto to or from CoinByte.
View Detailsarrow_forwardWithdrawal network fees
Understand how blockchain network fees work when withdrawing crypto from CoinByte.
View Detailsarrow_forwardWithdraw Fiat Asset
Learn how to Withdraw fiat assets securely and fastly.
Withdraw Australian dollars
Withdraw AUD from your CoinByte account to your bank account. Learn how to withdraw, processing time, limits, and fees.
View Detailsarrow_forwardWithdraw New Zealand dollars
Withdraw NZD from your CoinByte account to your bank account. Learn how to withdraw, processing time, limits, and fees.
View Detailsarrow_forwardLink a bank account
Link your bank account to CoinByte to deposit or withdraw fiat currency securely and easily.
View Detailsarrow_forwardContact Support
If you have any questions about using the CoinByte platform, please feel free to contact our customer support team, who will be happy to assist you.
Still need help?
Our dedicated support team is available 24/7 to assist you with any security or account-related concerns.