Coins & payments
Withdrawal fees and how long payouts take
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Once you've met the requirements to withdraw, it helps to know what you'll actually receive and how long it takes to land. This article covers the fee and the typical timeline.
The withdrawal fee
Orbit charges a 1% fee on every withdrawal. This is deducted from the amount you requested, so the figure you receive is your requested amount minus 1%.
Minimum withdrawal
You need at least 300 coins in your withdrawable balance to request a payout. There's no fixed maximum stated, though very large requests may take longer to review.
Review process
Every withdrawal request is reviewed before payment goes out. This is a manual step designed to catch errors in payout details and confirm the request is genuine, so it adds some time compared to an instant payout.
What affects timing
The biggest factor in delay is incorrect or incomplete payout details submitted with the request. Double-checking these before you submit is the single best way to avoid a slow payout.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the 1% fee charged on the amount requested or the amount left after coins are converted?
- It's calculated on the amount you request to withdraw, then deducted before payout.
- How long does review typically take?
- Review happens before payment is released; exact timing depends on volume and the accuracy of your submitted details.
- Can I cancel a withdrawal request after submitting it?
- Contact support@orbitgroups.online as soon as possible if you need to change or cancel a request — once it's paid out it can't be reversed.
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