How to Transfer USDT from BitMart to OKX Exchange

Moving your crypto between exchanges doesn't have to be complicated. If you've got USDT sitting in BitMart and want to send it over to OKX, the process is straightforward once you know the steps. Let's walk through exactly how to make this transfer happen.

Getting Started with BitMart

First things first, open up your BitMart exchange app. You'll find the Assets button in the bottom right corner—tap that and locate your USDT balance. Once you've found it, tap on USDT to open up your options.

Now here's where the actual transfer begins. Hit the Withdraw button at the bottom center of your screen. A menu will pop up, and you'll want to select "Send via Crypto Network." This is the standard way to move crypto between exchanges, and it's what we'll be using here.

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Setting Up Your OKX Receiving Address

While keeping BitMart open, switch over to your OKX exchange app. Just like with BitMart, tap the Assets button in the bottom right corner. This time, you'll tap the Deposit button instead. When the menu appears, select "Deposit crypto."

Use the search bar to type in "usdt" and select USDT (Tether) from the results that appear below. OKX supports multiple networks for USDT transfers, so you'll need to pick the right one.

Choosing the Right Network

Here's an important step: when the network selection screen appears, choose Arbitrum One. This is crucial because both exchanges need to be using the same network for the transfer to work properly.

Why Arbitrum One? It's one of the more cost-effective networks for moving USDT around. Speaking of costs, you'll notice BitMart charges a 1 USDT network fee for this transfer. Not the cheapest, but that's what you're working with on this route.

Once you've selected Arbitrum One in OKX, you'll see your deposit address appear. Copy this address carefully—this is where your USDT will be heading.

Completing the Transfer

Head back to the BitMart app and paste that OKX address into the Address field. Double-check that you've also selected Arbitrum One as your network in BitMart to match what you set up in OKX.

Enter the amount of USDT you want to transfer. Make sure you account for that 1 USDT fee, so if you want to end up with a specific amount in OKX, add an extra USDT to cover the cost.

When everything looks good, tap the Withdraw button. A confirmation screen will pop up showing all the transfer details. Review it carefully—you want to make sure the address and network match what you set up in OKX.

Navigating the Verification Process

After confirming, you'll need to go through BitMart's authentication process. This typically involves a verification code sent to your phone number. Hit OK once you've completed the verification.

Here's a heads up: BitMart can be a bit quirky with sending verification codes sometimes. If you're not receiving the code right away, don't panic. Give it a few minutes and try again. The system seems to need a breather between attempts occasionally.

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What Happens Next

Once you've successfully submitted the withdrawal, the transfer will be processed on the Arbitrum One network. The actual time it takes can vary depending on network congestion, but Arbitrum is generally pretty quick—often completing within minutes.

You can track the transfer status in BitMart's withdrawal history and watch for the deposit to appear in your OKX account. When it arrives, you'll be all set to trade or hold as you see fit.

The key to successful crypto transfers is taking your time with each step. Double-check addresses, confirm networks match, and make sure you understand any fees involved before hitting that final confirm button.