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# Withdrawing Funds

Any USDT sitting in your **available** balance can be withdrawn back to your connected wallet at any time.

## Step by step

1. Go to your Wallet / Balance page and choose **Withdraw**.
2. Enter the amount you want to withdraw (must be less than or equal to your available balance).
3. Confirm.

That's it — there's no separate "destination address" field to fill in.

## Why can't I choose a different destination address?

For your security, withdrawals always go to **the same wallet address you're currently logged in with** — the one verified when you connected. The platform deliberately ignores any address a client app might try to submit, so even if your browser session were somehow compromised, funds could not be redirected to an attacker's wallet. If you want to withdraw to a different wallet, connect with that wallet first.

## What happens after you confirm

The platform submits a real USDT transfer on the TON blockchain from the platform's custody wallet to your address. This is a blockchain transaction like any other — it needs to be broadcast and confirmed, which usually takes anywhere from a few seconds to a couple of minutes depending on network conditions.

If you submit the same withdrawal request twice in quick succession (e.g. a double click), the platform recognizes it as a duplicate and won't send the funds twice.

Next: [When a Market Resolves](/using-the-platform/market-resolution-and-redemption.md).


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