Each banklog have a specific ways of cashing out and we only share those after you've bought a log to prevent unauthorized users from circulating them which can end up being invalidated
Get a bank log with email access so that you get the authentication code sent there to login to bank account. Login to the wire enabled bank log you bought and click on 'Pay and Transfer'. Now click on 'Add a Payee'
On this page you can choose:
Click on 'A Person', you also have the option to send funds to a company. Type the First and Last Name of the Payee/Receiver/Drop. Choose another bank and input the account number and routine number of the receiver/payee you're sending the funds to. Wire ABA Number is the same as Routine number of the Payee. Fill in the info as I've done. Review your Payee/Receiver info. Tick 'Yes it's correct' and click Add. Our Payee Bank has been added successfully. Click on 'Send Money Now. Now let's enroll our bank in wire. Click on 'Get Started' to enroll in Wire Transfer. Accept to all their Terms and Conditions and Click on Next. We've successfully enrolled in wire Transfer. Next thing is sending out money from the banklog you bought to drop/client you've added. Enter the amount you would like to send to the added Payee/Receiver. Note: Each Wire Transfer fee is $25.
Wire is sent instantly and cannot be reversd so review throught for the last time to make sure informations are all correct, then click on Send
Wire has been sent successfully
How to link a banklog with coinbase. Tap on your profile. Select settings then on the payment method choose add payment method. Click on bank account since it is a local bank we are working with. When this prompt appear, just click on continue. Always make sure that you purchase bank logs that come with email access.Now with coinbase, I recommend that you use Chase or Chime logs that comes with email access. You'll enter the online access from the bank log you purchased, send verification code to email and link it instantly. You can do $5000 to $20000 depending on your bank purchase limit