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# Balance and withdrawals

Your available wallet balance is money you can use in Size. Pending credits, virtual game profit, and funded starting capital are not available wallet funds.

## Wallet transactions

Wallet history shows your payments and transfers:

| Transaction    | Effect                                   |
| -------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| Deposit        | Adds funds once credited                 |
| Entry          | Pays for a selected game                 |
| Prize          | Credits a winning cash reward            |
| Store purchase | Pays for an item, shown in the Store     |
| Funded payout  | Credits eligible funded account earnings |
| Withdrawal     | Sends wallet funds outside Size          |

## Withdraw funds

Use a destination that supports the selected token and network. Executed on-chain transfers generally cannot be reversed.

1. Open **Wallet** and choose **Withdraw**.
2. Select a withdrawal route.
3. Enter a compatible destination address.
4. Review the amount, token, network, and total charge.
5. Confirm and follow the transfer status.

The Size wallet withdrawal fee is $1. A bridge or payment provider may charge separately. Review the total for your route.

## Withdrawal missing

Open transaction history and check the status, transaction ID, and destination.

If unresolved, [contact support](/docs/help/support.md) about that transfer. Repeating the withdrawal can send another payment.

See [Costs and fees](/docs/wallet/costs-and-fees.md) for other charges.

Funded payouts to your Size wallet are near instant. Sending funds from the wallet is a separate withdrawal.


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