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# Withdrawing Funds

Creating a withdrawal request in Trybit.

Trybit does not hold funds — they're available for withdrawal immediately after the payment is confirmed on the network, with no reserves or freezes.

### How to create a withdrawal request

1. In your dashboard, open "Balance" → "Withdraw Funds."
2. Choose the currency and address — from your saved addresses, or specify a new one (it will be saved after the request is submitted).
3. Enter the amount and confirm the request.

Processing a request usually takes up to 5 minutes, and in rare cases up to an hour.

### Withdrawal terms

* withdrawals are only possible to saved and confirmed addresses (see [Saved and Trusted Addresses](/withdrawals/trusted-addresses.md));
* the minimum withdrawal amount is 10 USD in any available currency;
* the service's withdrawal fee is 0% — only the blockchain network fee is charged.

### Important: direct payment acceptance to a personal wallet isn't possible

Funds cannot be withdrawn directly at the moment a payment is received, bypassing the balance — every payment first arrives in the Trybit system, and only after that can it be withdrawn as a separate request to the wallet you want.

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