Withdraw Funds

Withdrawing crypto sends funds from your Print Wallet to any external address — a hardware wallet, another exchange, or a friend. You can withdraw the chain’s native token, like SOL on Solana, or any token you hold.

Note

Withdrawing is for external addresses. To move funds between your own print.world wallets, use Wallet-to-Wallet Transfers instead — it’s built for exactly that.

How to Make a Withdrawal

1. Open the Withdraw tab. Open the wallet balance popover and press Withdraw, or switch to the Withdraw tab in the wallet drawer.

2. Set up the “From” side. Pick the chain, the source wallet, and the token — the token picker lists the native token plus every token position you hold, each with its available balance. Enter the amount directly or drag the 0–100% slider.

3. Enter the destination address. Paste the external address into the “To” field. The form validates it for the selected chain before letting you continue.

4. Review the fees and summary. The footer shows the Network fee (in the native token and USD) and either the Total spend (for native-token withdrawals) or Gas reserved (for token withdrawals). A summary line confirms exactly what you’re sending, from which wallet, to which address.

5. Confirm. Press the Withdraw button — it stays disabled and tells you what’s missing (address, amount, or balance for the fee) until everything checks out.

Understanding Withdrawal Fees

Row	What it means
Network fee	The on-chain transaction cost, shown in the native token and USD.
Total spend	For native-token withdrawals: the amount sent plus the network fee.
Gas reserved	For token withdrawals: native funds set aside in your wallet to pay for the transaction.

Caution

Blockchain withdrawals are irreversible. Double-check the destination address and the selected chain before confirming — funds sent to a wrong or wrong-chain address cannot be recovered.

Private Transfer

For native SOL withdrawals, you can toggle on Private transfer. Instead of a direct on-chain transfer, the funds are routed through a third-party exchange, which breaks the public on-chain link between your wallet and the destination address.

When enabled:

• You’ll see exchange quotes sorted by estimated output, with the rate difference between providers and a refresh button.
• The fee rows expand to show the Provider fee, what the Recipient gets, and your Total spend.
• A Recently used section lists your past private transfers so you can reuse destinations.

Note

Private transfer is only available for native SOL and requires a small minimum amount (0.05 SOL). Because the transfer routes through an exchange, the received amount depends on the quoted rate and provider fee, and delivery takes longer than a direct withdrawal.

You can also run private moves between your own wallets — see Wallet-to-Wallet Transfers for private distribution and its order history.

If a Chain Isn’t Activated

Chains you haven’t activated yet show an Activate button in the Withdraw tab. Activate the chain (this creates a dedicated embedded wallet for it) before withdrawing on it — see Security & Private Keys.