Minimum withdrawal
Definition
A minimum withdrawal is the smallest amount an exchange allows through a specified withdrawal route. It is a separate constraint from the withdrawal charge.
How minimum withdrawal works
A minimum withdrawal is the smallest amount an exchange allows through a specified withdrawal route. It is a separate constraint from the withdrawal charge.
Check whether the balance meets the route’s size requirement before planning a transfer.
Example
If an invented route requires 15 units and the available balance is 11, the gap is 15 - 11 = 4 units. Fee handling must be checked separately.
Common mistakes
- Checking the fee while overlooking the minimum amount.