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# How To Withdraw your NFT

This article will go over how to purchase and withdraw your Roam NFT from Binance, as well as how to stake it for daily $ROAM token rewards.

#### How To Withdraw Your Roam NFT From Binance

After purchasing your NFT from Binance, follow the below steps to withdraw it to your MetaMask wallet.

**1. Connect the Binance smart chain to your MetaMask wallet.** 

Click[ here for MetaMask’s detailed instructions](https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/connecting-metamask-to-binance-smart-chain) on how to do this.

**2. Buy your Roam NFT from Binance**

a. Go to your profile on Binance

b. Click on the Roam Genesis NFT collection

c. Click on the NFT you want (select up to 50)

d. Click ‘confirm’

e. Select the BSC address you want to withdraw your NFT to

f. Click ‘withdraw’ and then ‘confirm’

**3. Import your Roam NFT to your wallet**

a. Click ‘import token’ on Binance

b. Copy token contract address: 0xf21C6C19c9d1206Ee252B6Dab49A224FEC0A5DFb

c. Enter ‘0’ into ‘token decimal’ field

d. Click ‘add custom token’

e. Click ‘import token’

f. Your Roam NFT should now be viewable at your MetaMask address

**4. View your Roam NFT in MetaMask Mobile**

a. Import the same token contract address as above

b. Copy your NFT’s unique token ID from Binance and paste it into the collectible ID slot in your MetaMask Mobile wallet.

c. Once processed, you will be able to view your NFT.

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