Which currencies are available for withdrawals on Libertex?

Withdrawal currency options depend on the payment method used and may differ from the account's base currency. Each payment method supports specific currencies determined by the provider's capabilities and the regulatory framework applicable to the user's region. This means that the currency in which a withdrawal is received may not always match the currency of the trading account, depending on the method selected and the options available.

When the withdrawal currency differs from the account's base currency, a conversion is applied during the processing stage. This conversion is typically performed at the prevailing exchange rate (usually this is coming from the provider's side) at the time of processing, and a conversion fee may be included depending on the payment provider's terms. For example, if a trading account is denominated in US dollars but the user's bank account or e-wallet operates in euros, the withdrawn amount will be converted accordingly, and the final amount received may reflect both the exchange rate and any associated conversion charges. Understanding this in advance helps users avoid unexpected differences between the requested withdrawal amount and the funds that ultimately arrive.

To minimise conversion costs, users may consider selecting payment methods that operate in the same currency as their trading account, where available. Some electronic wallets offer multi-currency functionality, which can provide greater flexibility in managing withdrawals across different currencies. Users can review the available currency options and any associated conversion details for each withdrawal method within the platform's withdrawal interface before confirming their request. For traders who frequently move funds between currencies, keeping track of exchange rate fluctuations and choosing optimal timing for withdrawals can also help reduce the overall cost of currency conversion over time.