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# Withdraw
Send tokens from your Moby wallet to any external wallet. Access it from Profile → Withdraw.
**How It Works?**
1. Select the wallet you want to withdraw **from**
2. Enter the **destination wallet address** — paste it manually, scan a QR code, or select from your **Saved Addresses**
3. Select the token — **SOL** or **USDC or USDG**
4. Enter the amount using the keypad or tap **25%, 50%, or Max**
5. Tap **Withdraw** > **Slide to Confirm**
Your current balance for the selected token is shown below the amount so you always know what's available.
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**Saved Addresses**
Save frequently used external wallet addresses for quick access. Tap the contacts icon on the Send To field to view saved addresses or tap **Add New Address** to save a new one — no need to paste a long address every time.
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{% hint style="info" %}
Moby currently supports withdrawals of **SOL, USDC, and USDG** only. To access or send other tokens, export your wallet private key via **Settings → Export Keys** or at [export.mobyscreener.com](https://export.mobyscreener.com) and use it in any compatible external wallet. \
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Always double-check the destination address and network before confirming a withdrawal — sending to the wrong address or wrong network will result in permanent loss of funds. Withdrawals require Face ID or PIN confirmation if authentication is enabled in
{% endhint %}
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