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# Deposits & Withdrawals

## Deposits <a href="#h_19fce366f8" id="h_19fce366f8"></a>

On our [deposit page](https://app.dem.exchange/account/balance/deposit/cgt/1), select USDC or change to any of the supported tokens, then select the network you are depositing from, connect your external wallet, and enter the amount you would like to deposit into your Demex account. After the deposit transaction is processed, your funds will be available to trade.

You can visit the [depositing page](/welcome/getting-started/depositing.md) for more details.

## Withdrawals

On our [withdraw page](https://app.dem.exchange/account/balance/withdraw/cgt/1), select the token you would like to withdraw, then select the network you want to withdraw to, and enter the address and amount you would like to withdraw.

You can visit the [withdrawing](/welcome/deposits-and-withdrawals/withdrawing.md) page for more details.


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