Lesson 63 of 1,000 · Centralized Exchanges, Binance / Coinbase / KuCoin
#63 How To Safely Deposit Funds From Your Personal Wallet To A CEX
The exact steps and checks to move crypto from self-custody to an exchange without sending it into the void.
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- SolutionPayment app blocked in your country? Get paid anywayA self-custody wallet is not an account a company can switch off in your country, so a client can still pay you in USDC. Test the whole route with one dollar, then compare local ramps, P2P desks and stablecoin cards for the cash-out end. Skip these: desks without escrow, and check local rules before relying on it.
- SolutionFund a community project without a bankYour group can run its own treasury today: a Safe shared by three organisers, where any spend needs two approvals, raising USDC that every donor can track. Give the group one ENS name, apply to a Gitcoin or Giveth matching round so small gifts unlock more, and pay builders by milestone. Skip these: one person's personal wallet as the treasury.
- UnlockKeep a wallet that argues back before you signA two-signature vault on Monad where an AI guardian reviews every withdrawal and writes its reasoning onchain; it cannot move funds alone, and you can always act alone after 48 hours.
- UnlockSpend stablecoins anywhere with a cardTria is a self-custodial crypto neobank whose card lets you spend from your wallet balance.