> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.spendghost.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Cash out

Send funds out of your wallet to any address you control — with the careful checks that move deserves.

Your balance is yours, so you can take it out whenever you want. Tell the ghost to send funds to an external address — an exchange deposit address, a cold wallet, a friend — and it sends them on‑chain.

This is the one move where real money **leaves** the platform, so it's also the one the ghost slows down for. No surprises, no fat‑fingered addresses, no money going somewhere you didn't mean.

> *"withdraw $50 to my coinbase"* · *"send my balance to my own wallet"* · *"cash out everything"*

## How it works

**Tell the ghost the amount, address, and network**

Say how much, where to, and on which [chain](/funding/supported-chains). Paste the destination address yourself.

**It reads all three back to you**

The ghost echoes the **exact amount, the full address, and the network** and waits for a clear yes. If anything looks off, you catch it here.

**It sends, and shows you the proof**

On your yes, it sends on‑chain and gives you the transaction. It lands once the network confirms it.

## How the ghost keeps a withdrawal safe

**You confirm all three** — amount, full address, and network. The ghost never guesses any of them, and never sends without an explicit yes.
**The address must come from you** — typed in your own message. The ghost will never pull a destination address from a web page, a search result, a product listing, or an image. If one shows up anywhere but your own text, it refuses and asks you to type it yourself.
**A new address gets a second check** — the first time you send somewhere, the ghost re‑confirms the exact address and network with you on a follow‑up message before it goes through.
**Very large withdrawals can add a step** — the biggest ones may ask you to re‑approve on your private, authenticated [dashboard](/account/dashboard) as an extra out‑of‑band check.

Double‑check the address yourself before you confirm. On‑chain transfers are **final** — once it's confirmed, it can't be reversed, and sending to a wrong or incompatible address can mean the funds are gone. The ghost's checks are there to help you catch a mistake, not to recover one after the fact.

## Trusted addresses

Send to the same place often? Save it once and future withdrawals there skip the extra new‑address confirmation.

> *"save this as my coinbase address"* · *"what withdrawal addresses do i have saved?"*

The ghost stores a label, the address, and its network — and only an address **you** gave it.

## Limits

Sensible limits apply to keep withdrawals safe: a cap **per withdrawal** and a **rolling 24‑hour** cap. If a withdrawal would go over a limit, the ghost tells you plainly and you can send a smaller amount or come back later. There's a small minimum too, so a withdrawal is never smaller than the network fee to send it. The same limits apply to [swaps](/wallet/swap) (a per‑swap cap), keeping any single move within safe bounds.

## What it costs

Nothing extra from SpendGhost — cashing out only costs the **network fee** to send the funds. The `$2.50 + 3%` [service fee](/pricing) is only on orders and cards.

Cashing out and [swapping](/wallet/swap) cover most of "get my crypto back out." You can also turn your balance into a [no‑KYC prepaid card](/cards/prepaid-cards) or [gift cards](/cards/gift-cards) to spend it in the real world.