How to withdraw, and what goes wrong
A withdrawal is not a request to us. It is a transfer out of your own wallet to an address you pick. Most problems come from the address or the network, not the transfer, and all of them are avoidable.
Your copypump balance sits in a Solana wallet that belongs to you. Withdrawing means sending from that wallet to an address you choose. The bot makes it a few taps. The mistakes that lose money happen before the tap: the wrong address, or the wrong network.
The steps
- Open the bot and send
/withdraw, or tap withdraw on the home screen. - Choose what to send: your cash balance as USDC, or tokens you hold.
- For USDC, pick the network. Solana is a direct transfer. Other networks are reached through a bridge, and the bot lists which ones.
- Paste the destination address and the amount. The minimum is $1.
- Confirm. The bot sends the transaction from your wallet.
A note on your balance: when you deposit SOL, copypump converts it to USDC, and your cash balance is held as USDC on Solana. That is why withdrawals of cash go out as USDC.
Four mistakes, and how to avoid them
1. The wrong network
USDC exists on many networks, and they do not talk to each other. If you send USDC on Solana to an exchange deposit address meant for another network, it may not arrive, and recovering it depends on the exchange. Always check which network the destination expects, and pick the same one in the bot.
2. A lookalike address
Scammers send tiny transfers from addresses that start and end like ones you use, hoping you copy the wrong one from your history. This is called address poisoning. Copy the destination from the source itself, your exchange or your other wallet, and compare the full string, not just the ends.
3. Sending tokens where they are not supported
You can withdraw memecoins as they are to a Solana address. Many exchanges do not support small pump.fun coins, and sending one there can mean it is never credited. Send tokens to a Solana wallet you control, or sell them first and withdraw USDC.
4. Forgetting open positions
Your cash balance does not include coins you still hold. If you want to leave entirely, stop copying first so no new trades open, then sell what is open or withdraw the tokens, then withdraw the USDC.
The exit that is not a withdrawal
You do not need the bot to reach your funds. From the bot you can export the wallet's private key, which opens in a Privy window that copypump never sees. Import it into any Solana wallet app and you control the same wallet directly. See exporting your copypump private key, and read the part about what not to do with it.
The habit that prevents most of this
Do a small test first. Withdraw a few dollars to the new destination, check that it arrives, then send the rest. It costs a minute and removes the most expensive kind of mistake, the one you cannot undo.
Frequently asked
How long does a withdrawal take?
A transfer on Solana usually confirms in seconds. Withdrawals to another network go through a bridge and can take longer. If you are sending to an exchange, the exchange may add its own wait before crediting you.
Is there a withdrawal fee?
copypump charges no fee on withdrawals. A withdrawal to another network through a bridge pays the bridge's route cost.
What is the minimum withdrawal?
$1.
Can I withdraw tokens I am still holding?
Yes. You can send tokens as they are to a Solana address, all of a position or part of it. Or sell them first and withdraw the proceeds as USDC.
What if I cannot use the bot?
Export your private key from the bot and import it into any Solana wallet app. The funds are in that wallet, and the key gives you direct access to it.
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