> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.definitive.fi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.definitive.fi/users/guides/centralized-exchange-onboarding/from-coinbase.md).

# From Coinbase

Suppose you possess funds within your centralized exchange, such as Coinbase, and want to utilize Definitive. In that case, we will show you how to send those funds to a non-custodial wallet and deposit them into the Definitive platform.

1. On the Coinbase homepage, click on "Send & Receive" to send your funds to another address.

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2. In the popup box:

* Select which token you want to send
* Enter the amount of the token
* Select which network if it is an asset that can be part of multiple chains, mainly stablecoins
* Enter the address of your non-custodial wallet
* Preview send

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3. You have the choice to send the token to a non-custodial wallet or to a custodian like another exchange or institution. Select non-custodial wallet.

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4. You have now sent the token to your wallet. Wait for the transaction to be confirmed and finalized.

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5. Congrats, you can now use Definitive's [Advance Trading](/getting-started.md) or [Yield Strategies](/users/guides/yield.md) by depositng into the platform. Check out out those guides to start!

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