By Sliceback team
2026-05-28
Once your rebate balance is available, you can withdraw it to any supported crypto network. Here is what determines the speed and cost of a payout.
Supported networks
- TRC20 (Tron) — the cheapest network fee, fastest confirmations.
- ERC20 (Ethereum) — widely supported, higher network fee.
- BEP20 (BSC) — low fees, good wallet compatibility.
- SOL (Solana) — fast and cheap, requires a Solana-compatible wallet.
Choosing the right network
If you are unsure which network to pick, TRC20 is usually the safest default: low fees and broad exchange support. Always double check that your receiving wallet supports the network you select — sending to the wrong network can result in lost funds.
Processing time
Most withdrawal requests are processed within a few hours. Once processed, the transaction hash is available in your withdrawal history so you can track it on-chain.
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