Withdraw page

Strimz is non-custodial. Every payment settles directly to the payout address you registered on-chain — Strimz never holds your money. The Withdraw page is where you send that balance out of the payout address to a wallet you control on the outside.

The layout

Two panels:

• Balance card. Live on-chain balance of the payout address, refreshed on load. Broken down by stablecoin (USDC, EURC).
• Withdraw form. Choose the stablecoin, enter the amount, enter the destination address, sign.

Below, a small history of past withdrawals with tx hashes linking to Arc Explorer.

How the flow works

1. You fill in the form.
2. The dashboard prompts your Privy embedded wallet to sign an ERC-20 transfer targeting the destination address.
3. Strimz relays the signed transaction to Arc.
4. Once confirmed, the row appears in the history.

There's no server-side custody at any step. If Strimz went dark tomorrow, you'd still be able to withdraw by pointing any wallet at the payout address and calling transfer directly.

The destination check

The destination address input runs a checksum validation. Beyond that, it's your responsibility to make sure the address is correct. There is no reversal, no chargeback, no "cancel withdrawal" button.

Common workflows

I want to move earnings to a hardware wallet. Enter the hardware wallet address, enter the amount, sign. Two minutes and it's on-chain.

I want to bridge to Ethereum mainnet. Withdraw to a wallet you control on Arc first, then use Circle CCTP (or an alternative bridge) from there. Strimz doesn't run its own bridge.

My balance shows zero but I know I received payments. Payments credit the payout address, not a Strimz-held balance. Make sure the payout address on the Settings page matches what you're expecting. If someone changed it recently, older payments landed at the previous address.