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Withdraw

Withdrawals go from your Polymarket wallet to any address you choose, on the chain and in the coin you pick. Only your own wallet can sign one, every time.

The steps

  1. Open Wallet, then Withdraw.

    Or use Withdraw in your profile menu.

  2. Tap the chain to receive on.

    The same logo grid as deposits, minus Bitcoin and Tron, which Polymarket's transfer service can't deliver to. The tile expands into the coins that chain can deliver: USDC on Polygon, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Smart Chain and Solana, USDG on Robinhood Chain, and USDT or the chain's own coin where the Withdraw screen lists them.

  3. Type the amount and the address.

    Backd checks the amount against your balance and the chain's minimum, and the address against the chain's format. Check the address twice. A transfer can't be reversed.

  4. Review, then sign in your wallet.

    One signature. Backd can't do this step for you, so nothing leaves without you.

  5. Usually done in 15 to 60 seconds.

    The Wallet page tracks it until it has landed, with a link to the transaction.

Where it can go

DestinationMinimum
USDC on Polygon$2
USDC on Ethereum$3
USDC on Base$2
USDC on Arbitrum$2
USDC on Optimism$2
USDC on BNB Smart Chain$2
USDC on Solana$2
USDG on Robinhood Chain$2
Monad, HyperEVM, InkShown on the page

Minimums are set by Polymarket's transfer service and change from time to time. The Withdraw page shows the live figure before you sign. There's no maximum.

The rules

Money in open positions can't be withdrawn until you cash out, or the market settles and you claim. Polymarket's transfer service converts your balance to the coin you chose when it lands, so what arrives is that coin on that chain. Once signed, a withdrawal can't be cancelled or reversed by you, by Backd or by Polymarket. There's no Backd fee on withdrawals and network costs are covered.

Pending withdrawals

A withdrawal shows as pending on the Wallet page from the moment you sign until both legs are confirmed: out of your wallet, then onto the chain you chose. It survives a refresh. If it's been more than a few minutes, open the transaction link and tell us with the hash.

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