A route for your source
The system adapts the steps to an Israeli exchange, a supported international platform or a private wallet.
Switch to a different standard
Check a transfer route for a supported coin from an Israeli platform, a supported international platform or a private wallet, subject to eligibility and verification.
Availability depends on the source, asset, network, and account eligibility. Transfers require source-of-funds verification, applicable checks, and human approval.
The route reflects the source, cost basis, and review steps, so you know what to prepare.
Choose an Israeli exchange, a supported international platform, or a private wallet. The options shown depend on the source and account.
Depending on the source, we may request trade history or documents to establish acquisition cost for tax purposes.
Once detected, the transfer is screened and reviewed by a person before your account is credited.
Choose the source type to see the route available to your account, if there is one.
Bit2C, Bits of Gold, and Horizon are listed as recognised sources. After selection, the route available for that source is shown, subject to account eligibility and required verification.
Choose the platform you will send from. The route depends on the source, asset, network, account eligibility, and required verification.
Identify the wallet that will send the transfer. Availability depends on the asset and network, and ownership and source-of-funds verification are required.
The system guides you according to the source and the requirements that apply to the account.
Indicate whether the crypto is coming from an Israeli exchange, a supported international platform, or a private wallet.
The system shows the assets, networks, and route available for the source and account.
Depending on the route, provide the required information and documents about ownership, trade history, and source of funds.
Send using the asset and network details shown. Once detected, the transfer undergoes checks and human approval before it is credited.
A route is shown when the source, asset, and network are available and the account meets the requirements. If more information is required, it is shown before you continue.
Straight from Coinbox
The Coinbox transfer process starts from where your crypto is and shows a route that fits your account, the coin and the network. You see in advance which details and documents are needed and can follow the transfer as it progresses.
Updated 28 August 2026
The system adapts the steps to an Israeli exchange, a supported international platform or a private wallet.
You can attach your transaction history and documents that establish the purchase cost for the tax records at Coinbox.
Your account shows the transfer steps: seen on the network, review and credit, along with requests for information if needed.
The route supports recognised Israeli sources, supported international platforms and private wallets, depending on your account's eligibility and the options shown in the process.
The wizard shows the coins and networks available for your source and account. That way the address is given only after you choose the right route.
The source decides which transfer options, documents and checks apply. Choosing correctly at the start lets us show you an exact list of steps.
Depending on the source, you can attach transaction history, purchase confirmations, activity reports and other documents that show when and at what cost the crypto was bought.
Once the request is open, your account shows a step tracker: address created, seen on the network, review and approval, and credit.
Once the transaction is seen on the network and the required checks are complete, the transfer is approved and the balance is recorded in your account.
Yes. Eligible customers can withdraw a supported coin on a supported network to an address chosen and verified in the withdrawal process.
Managing addresses and withdrawing crypto include two-factor authentication, an address and network check, a destination declaration and tools to track the action.
Send them the new standard and the route check for their source, coin, and network.
Start by choosing the source. Your account will show the available options, verification requirements, and approval steps.