> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.trybit.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.trybit.com/withdrawals/auto-withdrawal.md).

# Auto Withdrawal

Learn how to configure various rules for automatic withdrawal from your account.

Auto-withdrawal generates withdrawal requests automatically, according to rules you set — without manually creating each request.

### Request processing

A withdrawal request can be created via the API, in your dashboard, or by an auto-withdrawal rule. In every case, a withdrawal invoice is generated and then reviewed and approved by Trybit specialists. This usually takes up to 30 minutes, and in rare cases up to 12 hours: the extra time is needed for fraud protection.

### Automatic processing

Automatic processing is not enabled right away: this is necessary to reduce risks. Once it is activated, requests of up to 10,000 USD (or the equivalent in any currency) are approved without manual review, and the funds arrive at the address within 5 minutes. The limit applies per request; the number of requests is unlimited. Requests for larger amounts are reviewed manually within the standard timeframes.

To enable automatic processing, send a request to support.

Without automatic processing, withdrawals are available at any time. Trybit does not hold funds: each request is processed within the timeframes stated above.

### How to set up a rule

1. In your dashboard, open "Balance" → "Auto Withdrawal Settings."

2. Choose the currency and a saved, confirmed address (see [Saved and Trusted Addresses](/withdrawals/trusted-addresses.md) — a new address cannot be added directly here; it must already be saved).<br>

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3. Choose the rule type and configure its parameters.<br>

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4. Confirm the rule's creation with a two-factor authentication (2FA) code.

### Rule types

* **By amount** — withdrawal is triggered automatically once the specified balance is reached; the entire available amount in the chosen currency is withdrawn.
* **By schedule** — a withdrawal request is generated automatically at a set time: daily, weekly, or monthly.

### Limitations

* only one auto-withdrawal rule can be set up per currency;
* creating or changing any rule is protected by 2FA.

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