Why use the bitsane platform to make deposits and withdrawals?

The bitsane platform is a great exchange known in the market with security and quality, to be able to make purchases and sales of crypto-coins in general, especially the currency TWINS

To do all the succeeding steps follow the steps below:

2-Click the Sign up button .

3 — After clicking on the Sign Up button will open this tab.

4 — Fill in the following fields.

5-Then click create an account.

6 — Enter your account by entering your email and password.

7 — To deposit you will click balances.

8 — After that you will be in wallets.

9 -You will scroll down the scroll bar and look for the TWINS currency.

10 — To deposit you will click the deposit button.

11 — A flap will appear with your wallet.

12- That will be your wallet to deposit your TWINS coins

13 -E to withdraw your coins you will click withdrawal.

14- Will stop this flap

15 -You will be angry to put the amount of TWINS and the destination wallet.

16. You will then click proceed.

17 -After this your TWINS is already being redirected to another wallet or to some website to make your purchase.

18 — If you want to exchange your TWINS coins for BitCoin click on exchange:

19- Then click on the currency that you want to exchange for the currency you want to receive.

20 -After this click on the purchase order and your balance.

21-Then click on Sell TWINS

22-It will appear this flap, then just close and be happy.

Thanks to those who have read so far, I hope you have been able to follow all the steps correctly successfully.

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