Withdrawals
Sending crypto on-chain to an external address: networks, fees, limits.
How to withdraw crypto to an external address
A withdrawal moves crypto out of the app to an external on-chain address — your own cold wallet, another wallet, or an exchange. Unlike a send (which is instant and free to a Telegram user), a withdrawal goes on the blockchain, pays a network fee, and waits for the network to confirm it.
Withdrawal fees and minimums
Every withdrawal has a network fee, and every asset/network has a minimum withdrawal. Both differ by asset and network, and the exact figures for your withdrawal are shown on the Withdraw screen before you confirm.
Choosing the network (and when you need a memo)
When you withdraw, the network you choose must match the network the destination wallet or exchange expects. The same asset (say USDT) exists on several separate networks — TON, TRC20, ERC20, BEP20 and others — and each is a different rail with different addresses. These are the same rails you use to receive crypto.
Confirming a withdrawal to a new address
The first time you withdraw to an address you have not successfully withdrawn to before, the app asks for an extra confirmation: your account PIN or Face ID. This is an anti-theft check — it makes sure a new destination was approved by you, not by someone who reached your session.
Withdrawal statuses and troubleshooting
Every withdrawal moves through a set of statuses. Here's what each one means and what, if anything, you need to do.
Why a large withdrawal is scheduled instead of sent
Withdrawals above a certain value don't go out immediately. They are held for a short safety window first, and you can cancel them for free during it. The app calls this state Scheduled and shows *"Withdrawal scheduled — a safety hold for large withdrawals."*