How to Withdraw Crypto Revenue to Your Own Wallet

Withdrawing from your balance to your own wallet takes a few minutes. You enter the address, network, and amount in your dashboard, confirm, and the transfer goes to the blockchain. No bank required, no next-day requests.

What do you need to enter?

Your wallet address, the network, and the amount. All of this is on the withdrawal screen. The network must match the address: USDT sent to an Ethereum address goes over the Ethereum network; USDT sent to a Tron address goes over Tron. Network and address out of sync means the funds go nowhere recoverable.

How long does a withdrawal take?

It depends on the network. Fast networks like Tron: usually minutes. Ethereum: a few minutes. Bitcoin: 10-30 minutes, sometimes longer. You can watch the status in your dashboard: first "accepted," then "sent," then "confirmed."

What fee applies?

The service fee for accepting payments is already accounted for. On withdrawal, the blockchain network fee applies. It is passed through without markup. You see the exact network fee amount before you confirm the withdrawal.

What if a withdrawal gets stuck?

A status of "sent" means the transaction is already in the blockchain. Give it a little time; networks get congested occasionally. If the status is stuck on "accepted," reach out to support.

Where can you withdraw to?

Any wallet you control: hardware, mobile, or an exchange account. The only requirement is that it supports the network and coin you are withdrawing.

Withdrawals are available from your SwapSS Pay dashboard at any time. Questions: @swappsy on Telegram.