Withdrawals with Stoic AI are simple and straightforward because we operate on a non-custodial model. We do not hold or lock any of your funds — your money remains entirely yours on your connected exchange (e.g., Binance, Bybit, Coinbase), and you retain full access to withdraw it whenever you want (learn more about security standards at 👉 stoic.ai).
⚠️ Important Things to Keep in Mind Before Withdrawing
Freeing Up Funds (Hedging & Active Positions): Stoic AI typically utilizes your active balance for trading executions. If you need to withdraw a specific amount in stablecoins (USDT or USDC), free up those funds first by adjusting your Manual Hedge slider (0% to 100%). Once converted during the next rebalancing cycle (usually within 24 hours), you can safely process the withdrawal on your exchange.
Withdrawing with Futures Strategies (Crucial): If you run a strategy involving active Futures or Margin positions (such as Meta), do not withdraw collateral directly from the exchange. Doing so could trigger forced position liquidations. Contact our Support team via in-app chat first, and we will safely close your open positions within 24 hours.
Partial Withdrawals: You are free to make partial withdrawals. Once processed on your exchange, Stoic AI automatically recalculates your remaining active balance and continues ongoing trading.
Minimum Balance Requirement: We highly recommend keeping your active trading balance above $1,000. Dropping below this threshold can disrupt order execution due to exchange minimum order size limits.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Do I need to request or approve withdrawals inside the Stoic AI app? A: No. Because Stoic AI connects via trade-only API keys, all withdrawals are executed directly through your exchange account interface.
Q: Does Stoic AI charge withdrawal fees? A: No. Stoic AI charges zero withdrawal fees. You only pay standard blockchain network fees applied by your exchange.
Q: What happens if I withdraw 50% of my trading balance? A: Stoic AI automatically detects the balance change during the next rebalancing cycle and resizes active trading positions accordingly.