On July 1st 2022, Voyager Digital suspended withdrawals, trading and deposits to its platform. This guide was written prior to the suspension. Please refer to the official Voyager Digital website for more information.
Cryptocurrency is one of the latest ways people are looking to invest for the future.
With its surging popularity, there's always another crypto app or platform that seeks to provide a specific experience to its users.
Sometimes you start using a new crypto platform, and quickly begin to realize that maybe this one just isn't a good fit for you.
Voyager is a publicly traded cryptocurrency broker in New Jersey whose app provides a commission-free crypto trading experience, as well as the ability to stake your crypto for interest. They also have a pretty cool referral program that pays users free Bitcoin.
However, being a broker first, Voyager's crypto trading itself can become a bit complex, not allowing trades between coins, with lengthy verification processes.
Crypto.com has become an attractive alternative for those looking to move out of Voyager.
They offer 2FA, a crypto debit card, crypto interest accounts, over 250 tradable tokens, and are one of the largest trading platforms online.
Moving crypto portfolios to new platforms can be a bit confusing at first, so today we're going to walk you through step by step on how to transfer from Voyager to Crypto.com.
Below are the steps required to transfer from Voyager to Crypto.com.
Thankfully, transferring into Crypto.com is pretty simple. It only takes 3 steps:
Let's go through each and get you set up.
Before you're able to move your crypto onto Crypto.com you'll have to set up your account.
If you already have a Crypto.com account set up, skip down to step 2!
Follow these steps to open a new Crypto.com account:
Assuming the info you've provided is accurate and your image uploads aren't blurry, the verification process can be as quick as 5 minutes!
Next, we'll have to copy the wallet address code from inside Crypto.com to use in our transaction in step 3.
Sending cryptocurrencies is a bit like mailing a letter. You need to have the recipient's address in order to send the letter- known as a wallet.
For each wallet address, there's also a wallet address for each individual cryptocurrency that wallet will hold. Kind of like having an apartment line for 'Bitcoin' and a different one for 'Ethereum'.
The problem is that these crypto wallet addresses don't mix - you can't send Bitcoin to an Ethereum wallet address successfully.
The unfortunate part is that if you do send crypto to the wrong address, you can't get it back - it's gone forever.
Because of all this, it's incredibly important that you make sure you're sending your crypto to the correct address for the crypto you're using.
While that can sound scary, locating your crypto addresses in Crypto.com is simple:
We'll be using this address inside the Voyager app to start your transfers onto Crypto.com.
Now that you have your Voyager address copied and ready to go, you can start your transfer!
Go into Voyager and take the following steps:
Voyager does have some fees attached to withdrawals, please take these into account when moving your cryptos.
