Withdrawals and Networks

Select a network accepted by the receiving wallet or exchange, then check the asset, destination, amount, and fee before confirming a withdrawal.

Network Reference

Use this table to identify common transfer networks and token versions. Available withdrawal routes come from your account’s asset–network selection; issuer availability alone does not enable a Trade8 route.

Network	Asset Examples on That Network	Check Before Sending
Bitcoin	Native BTC	Bitcoin address and onchain transfer instructions; Lightning uses an invoice
Ethereum	USDT, USDC	Ethereum mainnet and the exact ERC-20 contract
Tron	USDT	Tron network and the TRC-20 token contract
Solana	USDT, USDC	Mainnet, token mint, and receiving address
Arbitrum One	Native USDC, PYUSD	Arbitrum One selection and token contract
Base	Native USDC	Base network and native USDC contract
OP Mainnet	Native USDC	OP Mainnet selection and native USDC contract
Polygon PoS	Native USDC	Polygon PoS and the native or bridged token version requested by the recipient
Avalanche C-Chain	USDT, USDC	C-Chain selection and token contract
BNB Smart Chain	FDUSD	BNB Smart Chain selection and issuer token contract

Token references: Circle’s USDC contracts, Tether’s protocols, PYUSD on Arbitrum, and First Digital Labs.

An 0x address can appear on several networks. Match the network as well as the address. Copy any memo or destination tag supplied by the recipient; it can identify the account within a shared receiving address.

Confirmations and Finality

Network Model	How to Read Progress
Bitcoin	Confirmations count blocks from the block containing the transaction. Compare the count with the receiving service’s requirement
Ethereum	Check inclusion and the required confirmation or finalized status. Block inclusion and finality are separate stages
Solana	processed, confirmed, and finalized describe different commitment levels; check the level required by the recipient

See the Bitcoin transaction reference, Ethereum finality explanation, and Solana commitment levels. For an incoming Trade8 deposit, use its required_confirmations and status as explained in Funding & Collateral.

Calculate the Amount You Can Withdraw

Start with the available balance. Collateral committed to open orders, positions, or custody allocations must be released through the applicable account process. Pending settlement can also hold funds.

Example: a custody account holds 10,000 USDT with 2,500 USDT allocated to Binance. Its unallocated custody balance is 7,500 USDT. Check withdrawal fees and any other holds before choosing the amount. Removing position collateral can bring the account closer to liquidation.

Review the Transfer

1. Copy the recipient’s asset, network, address, and memo or tag from its current deposit instructions.
2. Check the withdrawal minimum, fee, and amount the recipient will receive. Keep any minimum-credit requirement at the destination in mind.
3. For a new destination, consider a small test transfer above the applicable minimums.
4. Save the withdrawal ID. Once broadcast, save the transaction hash and follow it on the matching network.

If a Withdrawal Is Delayed

What You See	Next Check
Request pending, no hash	Account approval, available funds, and settlement or review holds
Hash exists, transaction pending	Network confirmation progress and the sending transaction’s status
Successful onchain, recipient has not credited it	Recipient’s confirmation threshold, token version, destination, and memo or tag

Contact Us with the withdrawal ID, asset, network, amount, time, and hash. Track the existing request while its outcome is unresolved. A broadcast transfer usually cannot be reversed; recovery from a wrong destination or unsupported network may be impossible.