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# DGMV token-How to Withdraw DGMV Tokens from LCX
1. Login into your LCX account
2. In the upper Menu click on “Wallet”
3. In the search field, type “DGMV” to see your DGMV token balance
4. Under actions, click on “Withdraw”
5. Ensure that the DGMV token is chosen as asset
6. Choose the Ethereum Network
7. Insert the wallet address to which you would like to send your DGMV tokens
8. Enter the amount of DGMV tokens you want to withdraw
*Note: LCX charges a withdrawal fee of 100 DGMV, which will be deducted from your withdrawal amount. The minimal withdrawal amount is 110 DGMV.*
9. Click on “Withdraw”
10. Click on “Get Code” to get the OTP Verification Code sent to your email
11. Enter the OTP Verification Code sent to your email address in the upper field
12. Enter below the 2FA Code from your Authenticator app
13. Click on “Confirm Withdrawal”
14. You will see the withdrawal details
15. You will receive an email confirming your successful withdrawal
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