Money

Withdraw

Taking money out of Every means sending it to an address: another wallet of yours, or your account on an exchange. It always leaves as USDC, on the Arbitrum network. You cannot send to a bank account yet: in the app, that row says Soon.

To send money to someone on Every you do not need an address: see Send and receive.

Step by step

Go to the Payments tab and tap Send (it is on the home tab too).
Pick To an address.
In Address, tap Paste or type it. If the app refuses it, it tells you why under the field. Tap Continue.
Type the amount. Above it you see You can send up to … and below it the Fee. Tap Continue.
Go over Review: the big figure is what reaches the address; under it are Arrives, Fee, Network (Arbitrum) and Total leaving your account. Check the address and tap Send ….
Wait for the Sending … screen to finish. Do not close the app.

At the end you get On its way, with the amount and the address.

Addresses the app refuses

Some addresses are valid but would keep the money for good. The app refuses them before signing anything, and the server checks again:

Address	What the app says
Not an address, or one with a character changed	That is not a valid address.
The zero address (`0x000…000`)	That address burns the funds. Use one you control.
The USDC contract (on Arbitrum, Base, HyperEVM or Ethereum) or a Savings pot’s contract	That is not a person’s address. The money could not be recovered.
Hyperliquid’s deposit bridge	That address funds your account. Use Add money instead.
A Hyperliquid system address	That’s a Hyperliquid system address, not a wallet. Anything sent there can’t be recovered.
Your own address	That is your own address — nothing would move.

The app accepting an address does not mean it is the right one: only that it is not one of these. Making sure it belongs to who you think is up to you.

Where the money comes from

Your Available money can sit in your wallet (on Arbitrum or Base) or inside Hyperliquid, and some of it may be in Savings. You see one balance; the app decides where to take it from, in this order:

Your wallet, gathering what is on Arbitrum and on Base. If that is not enough, your Morpho Savings pots too.
Hyperliquid, if what is there covers the whole send.
Both: first it brings what is missing from Hyperliquid to your wallet, then it sends the total from the wallet.

What it never uses:

Your investments. To send that money, sell first.
The Hyperliquid Savings pot. To send that money, take it out from Savings first.
Two sends at once. The send to the address always leaves in one go, so half of it never arrives on its own.

When the send draws on Savings, it says so on the amount step (“Your balance isn’t enough, so … comes out of your savings…”) and on the review, with the From your savings and Savings fee rows. Taking money out of the pot is one more step, which is why that send takes a little longer.

What it costs

Every charges nothing to send. What it can cost depends on where the money was, and it always goes on top of what arrives:

Where it comes from	Fee
Your wallet on Arbitrum	Free. Every pays the gas.
Your wallet on Base	The hop from Base to Arbitrum, a few cents. The review shows it with “≈”.
A Savings pot	The Savings fee, 0.2% of what leaves the pot, plus the hop if the pot is on Base.
Hyperliquid	$0.20 every time, kept by Circle for the transfer.
Hyperliquid, the first time	Plus $1 once: Hyperliquid’s activation, on the Activation (first time only) row.

If only a few cents of the send had to come from Hyperliquid, you would pay the $0.20 to bring them over. In that case the amount screen offers a slightly smaller figure that skips it: “Send … and save …”. One tap writes it; you decide.

How long it takes

The review’s Arrives row tells you before you confirm:

Under a minute when the money leaves from one place, your wallet on Arbitrum or Hyperliquid.
A few minutes when the app has to gather it first: bring it from Base, out of a Savings pot, or from Hyperliquid to your wallet.

Minimums and maximums

Maximum: what You can send up to … says, with the fees already taken off. Type more and you get You’re … short, or Not enough for the fee: up to … if what does not fit is the fee.
Minimum: when the money leaves from your wallet, $1. Under it you get The minimum you can send is …. From Hyperliquid there is no minimum, but the $0.20 weighs a lot on a small send.
Hops from Base: a hop between networks moves at least $2. If you send less with the money on Base, what is left over goes back to your account, and the screen says so (“… goes back to your account”).
Per day: when the money leaves from your wallet, Every pays the gas of each send, so there is a maximum number of those sends per account per day.

If something goes wrong

We couldn’t send it. Nothing went to the address. If the app had already moved some of your money between your own accounts to prepare it, it says so: that money is still in your balance. You can Retry or tap Write to us.
It may already have gone through. The app got no answer in time and does not know whether the send happened. Do not repeat it: check Activity in a few minutes. If it does not show up, write to us from the app.

Common questions

Can I withdraw over Base, Ethereum or another network? No. Every send to an address arrives on Arbitrum.

Can I withdraw a coin other than USDC? No. USDC goes out; if you hold crypto, sell it first.

Can I withdraw to my bank? Not yet. You can send USDC to an exchange that takes it on Arbitrum and sell it there.

How do I see it arrived? In Activity it shows as Money sent. Its receipt has View on the explorer, which opens the transaction: on Arbiscan if it left from your wallet, on Hyperliquid’s explorer if it left from there.