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# Withdrawal Request

One of Trybit advantages is fast withdrawals. Received payments are credited to the account balance immediately after network confirmation and become available for withdrawal without reserves, freezes, or service-side delays. Trybit does not hold funds.

You can withdraw funds in two ways:

* **manually** — by creating a withdrawal request in your dashboard
* **automatically** — by configuring auto-withdrawal to saved addresses

To withdraw funds from Trybit, follow the steps below:

1. In the «Balance» section, go to the «Funds withdrawal» tab.
2. Fill in the application form, selecting the currency and one of the saved wallets. You can also specify a new address that will be saved after submitting the withdrawal request.

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You can specify any amount for withdrawal, but the minimum is from $10 in any available currency.&#x20;

Withdrawals are only possible to [saved and confirmed addresses](/withdrawals/withdrawal-wallet.md).

In most cases, requests are processed within 5 minutes, and in rare cases processing can take up to 1 hour.

It is impossible to receive payments directly to your wallet through Trybit. All funds are first received into the system and then withdrawn to the wallet you specify.

To enable [automatic withdrawals](/withdrawals/auto-withdrawal-rules.md), you must first add and confirm wallet addresses for the required currencies in the «Saved Addresses» section.

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