How to send USDC from Gemini to Coinbase?

In the world of cryptocurrencies, flexible transfer of assets is an operation that investors often need to face. USDC, as a widely used stablecoin, transfer USDC between two popular cryptocurrency trading platforms, Gemini and Coinbase, may be due to transaction opportunities (there are specific tokens not listed by Gemini on Coinbase), security considerations (dispersed holding of assets enhances security), user experience (some users prefer Coinbase’s interface and mobile applications), or to obtain pledge proceeds from certain cryptocurrencies in Coinbase. So, how exactly do you send USDC from Gemini to Coinbase? The following is a detailed introduction to the specific steps.

• Log in to your Coinbase account and use your credentials to enter the account.

• Find and click the Assets tab.

• In the asset list, determine the corresponding asset you want to receive USDC, click the 'Receive' button, and Coinbase will generate a wallet address for the asset. Be sure to carefully confirm that the address corresponds to USDC to prevent loss of funds.

• Log in to your Gemini account and enter your account information to log in.

• Locate and click the 'Transfer Funds' tab, which is used to manage cryptocurrency transfers.

• Select 'Cash from Exchange' to initiate the transfer operation of USDC.

• Among the numerous cryptocurrency options, select USDC as the cryptocurrency to be transferred.

• Copy and paste the wallet address you previously obtained from Coinbase into the Destination Address field in Gemini. During this process, be sure to check the accuracy of the address repeatedly, because once the address is wrong, funds may be lost.

• Enter the amount of USDC you want to transfer, while paying attention to Gemini's minimum withdrawal limit and related handling fees.

• Carefully check all input information, including the transfer amount, destination address, etc. After confirming that it is correct, click 'Confirm Transfer'. Gemini may ask you to confirm the transaction further by email or secondary verification (2FA).