I'm using an android phone and want to transfer BTC and ETH out and put it somewhere else.

Got it — Android, and you want **BTC and ETH out of EasyCrypto/Swyftx and into your own wallet** with the least possible hassle. Let’s keep it very simple and use **one app: Exodus**. It can hold both BTC and ETH, and *you* control it. --- ## Step 1 – Install your new wallet (Exodus) On your Android phone: 1. Open **Google Play Store**. 2. Search: **“Exodus: Crypto Bitcoin Wallet”** 3. Tap the one by **“Exodus Movement, Inc.”** and install it. 4. Open the app and choose **Create new wallet** (or similar wording). That’s it — you now have a wallet app. --- ## Step 2 – Save your recovery phrase (most important part) At some point Exodus will show you **12 words** (your “recovery phrase” or “secret phrase”). 1. **Write the 12 words on paper** (in order). 2. Put that paper somewhere safe (like you would with cash or jewellery). 3. **Do NOT**: - screenshot it - put it in email / notes / photos - tell it to anyone (even “support”) If you lose your phone, those 12 words are how you get your BTC & ETH back. --- ## Step 3 – Get your BTC address from Exodus In Exodus: 1. Tap **Wallet** at the bottom. 2. Tap **Bitcoin (BTC)**. 3. Tap **Receive**. 4. You’ll see: - a **QR code**, and - a long address (starts with something like `bc1...` or `3...`). 5. Tap **Copy** to copy that BTC address. This is safe to share. Think of it like your bank account number for Bitcoin. --- ## Step 4 – Send BTC from EasyCrypto/Swyftx to Exodus On **EasyCrypto/Swyftx** (where you currently see your BTC): 1. Log in. 2. Go to your **Bitcoin (BTC)** balance. 3. Tap **Withdraw**, **Send**, or **Transfer out**. 4. When it asks for the **destination address**, **paste** the BTC address you copied from Exodus. 5. If it asks what **network** to use: - Choose **Bitcoin** or **BTC** (not Binance/Polygon/anything else). 6. Enter the **amount** of BTC to send. 7. Confirm. 👉 If you want to be extra safe: First send a **tiny test amount**, wait for it to show up in Exodus, then send the rest the same way. --- ## Step 5 – Get your ETH address from Exodus In Exodus: 1. Tap **Wallet**. 2. Tap **Ethereum (ETH)**. 3. Tap **Receive**. 4. Tap **Copy** to copy the ETH address (it usually starts with `0x...`). Again, this address is safe to share. It’s your “bank account number” for ETH. --- ## Step 6 – Send ETH from EasyCrypto/Swyftx to Exodus On **EasyCrypto/Swyftx**: 1. Go to your **Ethereum (ETH)** balance. 2. Tap **Withdraw / Send / Transfer out**. 3. Paste the **ETH address** you copied from Exodus. 4. If it asks for **network**: - Choose **Ethereum** or **ERC‑20**. 5. Enter the amount and confirm. You can also do a **small test send** first if that feels safer. --- ## Step 7 – Check that everything arrived Back in **Exodus**: 1. Tap **Bitcoin** and check you see: - a new transaction, and - the BTC balance updated after some time. 2. Tap **Ethereum** and check for the same thing with ETH. Once you see the balances in Exodus, your BTC & ETH are **out of EasyCrypto/Swyftx and in your own wallet** ✅ --- ## Simple safety rules to remember - Only install **Exodus** from the **Google Play Store**, developer: *Exodus Movement, Inc.* - **Never** tell anyone your 12-word phrase. - If someone asks for it, it’s a **scam**. - The **addresses** (BTC & ETH) are OK to share when receiving. The **12 words are never shared**. --- If you want, reply with: - ✅ “I’m ready to start” and tell me whether you want to move **BTC first or ETH first**, and I’ll rewrite just **that part** (BTC or ETH only) as a super-short checklist you can follow line by line while you’re doing it.