How to Transfer Bitcoin from Binance, Binance TH, Bitkub, and InnovestX to a OneKey Hardware Wallet in 2026

Storing Bitcoin on an exchange is convenient for trading, but it comes with risks because the private keys to your wallet are under the control of the exchange, not directly by the user. The principle crypto investors have always upheld is "Not your keys, not your coins."

A Hardware Wallet is an offline device for storing private keys, reducing the risk of digital assets from internet hacking, as every transaction must be confirmed directly on the device.

This article will explain the steps to transfer Bitcoin (BTC) from 4 exchanges: Binance, Binance TH, Bitkub, and InnovestX, to a OneKey Hardware Wallet, along with guidance for safe use.

Part 1 — Preparation Before Transfer

Before transferring Bitcoin, you should first prepare your OneKey Hardware Wallet.

Step 1.1 — Install OneKey App and Connect Device

The OneKey App Dashboard displays the connected device name, connection status, and existing wallet list. If connected successfully, the device name will appear at the top corner of the screen.

Step 1.2 — Open Bitcoin Wallet and Copy Receiving Address

The Receive screen displays the Bitcoin Address in alphanumeric form and a QR Code. Note that the Hardware Wallet device screen will show the same address to confirm accuracy. Do not copy the address only from your computer or phone screen; always verify it on your Hardware Wallet device.

⚠️ Precautions Before Every Transfer

Part 2 — Transfer BTC from Exchange to OneKey Hardware Wallet

2.1 Transfer BTC from Binance to OneKey

Step 2.1.1 — Enter the Withdraw Menu

The Binance Spot Wallet displays a list of held assets. Tap Send at the top, then type BTC into the search bar to select the coin you wish to withdraw.

Step 2.1.2 — Select Network and Enter Address

The Network field offers several options; choose BTC, which is the Bitcoin Mainnet, only. If you select BEP20 or another network, you will receive WBTC instead of Bitcoin.

Step 2.1.3 — Confirm Transfer

The confirmation page displays a summary of all details before the transaction, including the destination address, network, BTC amount transferred, and fee. Review everything before confirming, as transactions cannot be canceled.

2.2 Transfer BTC from Binance TH to OneKey

Step 2.2.1 — Enter the Withdraw Menu

Tap the "Withdraw" button and type BTC to search for the coin. Note that the Binance TH UI will look different from Binance Global, but the main steps are the same.

Step 2.2.2 — Select Network and Enter Details

The address entry field and network selection on Binance TH are similar to Binance Global. Always choose "Bitcoin" as the Network.

Step 2.2.3 — Confirm Withdrawal

The confirmation page will display a summary of the withdrawal. Check the destination address, network, and amount before confirming.

2.3 Transfer BTC from Bitkub to OneKey

Step 2.3.1 — Enter the Withdraw Menu

The Bitkub Wallet page displays the coins held. Select BTC and click the "Withdraw" button to access the Bitcoin withdrawal page.

Step 2.3.2 — Enter Address and Amount

Bitkub's withdrawal form includes a Wallet Address field and the desired withdrawal amount. Double-check the address before proceeding, as Bitkub uses the Bitcoin Network as the default for BTC.

Step 2.3.3 — Confirm and Wait

After confirmation, the transaction will show a "Pending" status, meaning it's awaiting confirmation on the Bitcoin Network. This usually takes 10–60 minutes, depending on the fee and network congestion at the time.

2.4 Transfer BTC from InnovestX to OneKey

Step 2.4.1 — Access the Withdraw Menu

The InnovestX digital asset wallet page displays the coins held. Select BTC and click the "Withdraw" button to access the Bitcoin withdrawal page.

Step 2.4.2 — Select Network and Enter Address

InnovestX's withdrawal form includes fields for Address, Network selection, and BTC amount. Make sure to select the Bitcoin Network only and accurately paste the OneKey Address.

Step 2.4.3 — Confirm and Wait

The confirmation page displays a summary of all withdrawal details before processing. After confirmation, the status will be "Pending," awaiting confirmation on the Bitcoin Network, which takes approximately 10–60 minutes.

Part 3 — Tips and Precautions

Always verify the network.

Selecting the wrong network is one of the most common mistakes. Bitcoin must be transferred only via the Bitcoin Network. If transferred via BEP20 (Binance Smart Chain) or ERC20 (Ethereum), the coins will not be received and may be permanently lost.

Always try transferring a small amount first.

For the first transfer to a new address, send a small amount first, such as 0.0001 BTC, to verify that the coins are received correctly. Then, transfer the full amount in the next transaction.

Compare fees from each exchange.

Each exchange has different withdrawal fee policies. Always check before making a transaction. Generally, fees are clearly displayed on the confirmation page before sending.

Confirmation time on the Bitcoin Network

The Bitcoin Network takes approximately 10 minutes per block. Most exchanges require 1–3 confirmations before crediting the account. Therefore, it is advisable to wait approximately 10–30 minutes under normal conditions. If the network is highly congested, it may take 60 minutes or more.

Never disclose your Seed Phrase under any circumstances.

The Seed Phrase is the backup key for your Hardware Wallet. No exchange company or support team needs to know a user's Seed Phrase. If anyone asks for it, consider it a scam immediately.

Conclusion

Transferring Bitcoin from an exchange to a OneKey Hardware Wallet is a fundamental skill that crypto investors should master. The key principle to always remember is to verify the address and network before every confirmation, and to confirm the transaction on the Hardware Wallet device before sending.

Storing Bitcoin on a Hardware Wallet significantly reduces the risk of hacking or exchange-related issues, and is a recommended practice for those holding assets long-term.

This article is for informational purposes only. The interfaces of exchanges and the OneKey App may change with software updates. Always consult the official manuals of each platform.