RedotPay Crypto Withdrawals: Minimums, Network Fees and Status

RedotPay does not publish one minimum that applies to every withdrawal. Its guidance says each crypto and network has its own minimum and that the current amount is shown on the withdrawal screen before you confirm. A withdrawal below that displayed minimum will not go through. Do not rely on an old screenshot or a number quoted for a different asset or network.

The same guidance says your balance must also cover the network fee. Before proceeding, review the amount, any fee and the final confirmation details shown in the app. This guide does not calculate a fee or promise that a particular balance is enough for your account.

1. Open the on-chain withdrawal flowRedotPay documents More → Withdraw → Withdraw on-chain.
2. Select the crypto and networkUse the exact pair you intend to send.
3. Check the receiving walletGet a deposit address for that same crypto and network from the destination platform.
4. Review before submissionCompare the destination address and the app's amount, minimum and fee, then complete the verification requested by the app.

To find a withdrawal, open More → Withdraw and tap the list icon in the top-right corner. RedotPay describes Pending review as a security check that usually completes within two hours but can take up to 24 hours in some cases. Wallet processing means the check is complete and the withdrawal is being sent on-chain; network conditions can extend this stage.

Completed means RedotPay has sent the withdrawal to the blockchain. Open the transaction details and use the TxID to track it. The separate timing article says arrival after processing depends on blockchain confirmations, so “Completed” is not a guaranteed instant credit at the destination.

RedotPay's timing guide says most withdrawals are processed within one to two hours during Monday–Friday, 9:30–18:30 UTC+8. Outside those hours, on weekends and on public holidays, its stated processing estimate is up to 24 hours. It separately says blockchain confirmation time after processing is outside its control. Check the current status and TxID rather than adding those separate stages into a promised delivery deadline.

SAVE2 is for an eligible virtual-card order; DZ100 is for an eligible physical-card order. Enter the matching code in the promo field at card checkout only when the app offers that card and field to your account, and check current conditions and the final app total. These card-order codes do not lower an on-chain withdrawal minimum or network fee. The operator reported card-code usability on October 27, 2026; this publisher did not run a new checkout test. Read the card-order code conditions.