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# Withdrawals

Your wallet balance is yours. Anything you have not spent can be withdrawn at any time, to any address you nominate.

There are two ways money moves on Size, and it helps to keep them straight:

|            | What it moves                        | Fee  |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------ | ---- |
| Payout     | Life earnings to your Size wallet    | Free |
| Withdrawal | Your Size wallet to your own address | $1   |

This page covers wallet withdrawals. For trading profits, see [Profit split and Payouts](/docs/after-you-win/profit-split-and-payouts.md).

## How to withdraw

1. Open your wallet: click your balance in the header, or open Wallet from your profile.
2. Choose Withdraw.
3. Enter or select the destination address you want to nominate.
4. Confirm the amount and send.
5. Wait for on-chain confirmation. USDC arrives at your address, usually within minutes.

![Wallet Management with the Withdraw button](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/dropbear-hl/size-docs-assets@master/wallet-withdraw.png)

## Good to know

* Each withdrawal carries a flat $1 fee. Size covers the on-chain network costs, so there is never a surprise gas bill on top.
* Withdrawals are in USDC on the supported network shown in the flow. Double-check the address: on-chain transfers cannot be reversed.
* Withdrawing does not touch your Keys, Lives, or anything in Inventory.
* Stuck? [Troubleshooting](/docs/help/troubleshooting.md).

## Related

* [Your wallet](/docs/wallet-and-store/your-wallet.md)
* [Add funds](/docs/wallet-and-store/add-funds.md)
* [Fees](/docs/wallet-and-store/fees.md)


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