Withdraw funds

A withdrawal sends USDC from your Safe to another address on the same network. It is an on-chain transfer, not a bank withdrawal, token swap, bridge, or fiat off-ramp.

Save a destination#

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Find Withdrawal Address and enter your destination's EVM address.
  3. Select Save Withdrawal Address. To change an existing destination, edit it and select Save.

Make sure the destination can receive the correct USDC token on the network your account uses. If it is an exchange deposit address, confirm that the exchange supports that network and token.

The saved address is a dashboard convenience, not an on-chain allowlist or a restriction on what the Safe owner can sign. Saving an address does not move funds.

Transfer USDC#

  1. Open Withdraw Funds.
  2. Review Available Balance and Destination Address. Use Change in Settings if the destination is wrong.
  3. Enter Amount, or select MAX to use the displayed available balance.
  4. Select Withdraw.
  5. Review Confirm Withdrawal, including the amount, destination, and network.
  6. Select Confirm Withdrawal and approve the wallet signature prompt.
  7. Wait for the result and use View on BaseScan when available to inspect the transaction.

Withdrawals require explicit signing even if you have enabled delegated invoice operations. Sponsorship, where available, covers network execution; it does not change the need to authorize the transfer.

Confirm the outcome#

Withdrawal Submitted means confirmation is still pending. Withdrawal Complete indicates a confirmed result. Do not initiate another transfer just because confirmation takes longer than expected. Check the transaction and balances first.

A confirmed transfer cannot be undone from Cleared. Sending to another network's deposit route or the wrong address can make funds inaccessible to you.

If no destination is configured, the page directs you to Settings. If the amount exceeds your available balance, reduce it or wait for incoming payments to confirm. See Troubleshooting for other failures.