Rippex Ripple Wallet question

[viksis]

I am a newbie in all this cryptocurrency business.

I now have a few hundred XRP in my Rippex Ripple Wallet and plan on keeping them long term.

However, I want to understand the reverse process for future use, but cannot find any chat or email support for the Ripple Wallet.

I need to know precisely how to convert my XRP (in Ripple Wallet) back to bitcoin (I used Binance) and then to USD (I used CoinBase).

The Ripple Wallet asks for Binance 'destination tag' and I don't don't where to find that. I've attached a screenshot from my Ripple Wallet in the hopes this might help.

Thanks, in advance, for your help or guidance to a really good detailed tutorial that will cover my specific question.

[Malloy]

Your Binance Destination Tag is located in your Binance account Funds/Deposits & Withdrawals/Ripple Deposit/XRP Deposit Tag

Binance has a "general" XRP wallet address and adds tags (like your personal account number in a bank) to make sure you get the XRP in your account.

 

 

[Matty72780]

Hey Viksis - were you able to figure this out? Im looking to understand this process as well. Not very clear on how to transfer to currency exchanges like Binance or coinbase. Would love your insight on how to effectively do this. Thank you and happy holidays. 

[viksis]

On 12/22/2017 at 5:33 PM, Matty72780 said:

Hey Viksis - were you able to figure this out? Im looking to understand this process as well. Not very clear on how to transfer to currency exchanges like Binance or coinbase. Would love your insight on how to effectively do this. Thank you and happy holidays. 

I followed the path that Malloy gave in their response. The destination tag was there. I assume that when I 'send' (see my original screenshot) XRP to Coinbase to then convert to BTC to USD, I would copy and paste the destination tag. Make sense? This is all clear as mud to me! I will definitely do a test of a very small amount first to ensure I have the process correct. I've seen too many horror stories of people losing everything by omitting a small step. Scary. Let me know if you find out something different than what I've stated here.