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Withdrawing your earnings

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When buyers pay for your items on market or digital, the money lands on your internal Admister balance (the sale amount minus the platform fee — 8% on market, 10% on digital). Once you've earned enough, you can pull that balance out to your own crypto wallet.

Before you start

  • The minimum withdrawal is $5. If your balance is below that, keep selling until you cross the line.
  • Have your crypto wallet address ready. Double-check it — payouts go where you tell them to.

How to request a payout

  • Open your account and go to the balance section.
  • Choose Withdraw, enter the amount (at least $5) and your wallet address.
  • Submit the request. The amount is set aside from your balance while we review it.

What happens next

Payouts are checked and paid out by hand — a real person reviews each request, so it isn't instant. Once it's approved and sent, the crypto arrives at your wallet.

If a request is declined for any reason, the money doesn't disappear — it goes straight back onto your Admister balance, and you're free to try again or reach out to support.

A few notes

  • We pay out in crypto and top-ups come in as crypto too — we never touch or store cards.
  • Not sure what a status means? See Understanding withdrawal statuses.
  • Stuck on something? Use the support desk link in the footer.

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