Withdrawals
There are several ways of withdrawing the funds from your account:
Payouts
Manual, on-demand crypto transactions. Useful when you need to withdraw or transfer funds immediately. It can be sent to multiple recipients.
This feature is particularly beneficial for businesses that need to send funds to contractors, employees, or traders. It can also be used to withdraw funds immediately, without waiting for a regular settlement.
- Fiat – USD, EUR, and CZK – can be sent to any supported cryptocurrency.
- BTC (Bitcoin)
- ETH (Ethereum)
- LTC (Litecoin)
- USDT (TRC20)
- USDC (ERC20)
- Bitcoin (BTC) can be sent to a Bitcoin (BTC) address.
- USDT (Tether) can be sent to a USDT address on the TRC20 network.
- USDC (USD Coin) can be sent to a USDC address on the ERC20 network.
📖 The step-by-step guide on Payouts.
Bulk payouts
If you save the payout as a draft, you can come back to it later. There is no exchange rate timeout. However, after 48 hours, drafts will transition to an ‘Expired’ state, and you will have to return them to draft status before sending — this can be done using ‘Bulk process’.
To save draft payouts and enable bulk actions, you might have to enable Extended payout options in Settings > General. Consult with your technical team, as this changes the behavior of some payout API endpoints and might break your integration. Once enabled, this cannot be undone.
Drafts do NOT work for BTC Lightning payouts!
📖 The detailed step-by-step guide on Bulk payouts.
All payouts have a base fee of 0.5%, which decreases with higher merchant turnover. This is a fee for converting from your balance to the desired cryptocurrency. The fee is deducted from your remaining balance; your recipient will then always receive the full amount.
Settlements
Recurring automatic withdrawals of fiat or cryptocurrency to your linked bank account or a crypto wallet. They work on a set-and-forget basis, like traditional standing orders.
This option provides a consistent and predictable cash flow. You can set up a minimum keep balance to maintain liquidity at your account.
📖 The complete guide on our Settlements.
All settlements are free of charge, only standard fees of your bank apply.