# Deposit and Withdrawal

### Deposit 

| **Parameter**             | **Limit**      |
| ------------------------- | -------------- |
| Minimum Deposit           | $1 USD         |
| Maximum Deposit (per tx)  | Unlimited      |
| Daily Deposit Limit       | None           |
| Deposit Confirmation Time | 30 sec - 2 min |

PLEASE NOTE: sending any amount below the minimum will result in a loss of funds that will not be refunded. Deposits are not cumulative (E.g. you cannot make two deposits of $0.5+$0.5. Only $1 and more will be credited to your balance)

### Deposit Steps

1. Navigate to Wallet → Deposit
2. Select blockchain network (BSC, Ethereum)
3. Choose token 
4. Enter deposit amount (minimum $1)
5. Approve the token transfer/send the funds to the displayed wallet contract/scan the QR code
6. Wait for blockchain confirmation
7. Funds appear in your Predium Finance balance

### Withdrawal 

| **Parameter**      | **Limit**               |
| ------------------ | ----------------------- |
| Minimum Withdrawal | $1                      |
| Maximum Withdrawal | Up to your full balance |
| Withdrawal Fee     | -                       |
| Processing Time    | 30 sec - 2 min          |

### Minimum Activity Requirement (Wager)

To maintain Platform integrity and protect all users, Predium applies a minimum activity requirement before withdrawals can be processed. You must participate in Prediction Events totalling at least 20% of your deposited amount before initiating a withdrawal.\
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\&#xNAN;*Example: if you deposit $100, you must place predictions totalling at least $20 before withdrawing.*

### Withdrawal Steps

1. Navigate to Wallet → Withdraw
2. Enter withdrawal amount (minimum $1)
3. Select destination blockchain
4. Select destination token (must match network)
5. Confirm withdrawal
6. Transaction sent to blockchain
7. Funds arrive to destination wallet

### **⚠️ Important: Internal Transactions Are Not Credited**

Predium Finance does **not** detect or credit deposits made via **internal transactions** on the blockchain.

**What is an internal transaction?**

Internal transactions are transfers executed by a smart contract as part of its own execution - they appear under the **"Internal Transactions"** tab on block explorers (BscScan, Etherscan, Polygonscan, Arbiscan, Basescan), separate from the main **"Transactions"** tab.

These are typically generated when funds are sent through:

* Smart contract calls (router contracts, proxy contracts, multisigs)
* Some centralized exchange withdrawals that route funds through internal contract logic
* Cross-chain bridges and swap aggregators
* DeFi protocols that batch or forward transfers

**Why this matters:**

Our deposit detection system tracks only standard on-chain token transfers (regular `Transfer` events sent directly to your deposit address). Funds delivered via internal transactions will **not** be automatically credited to your Predium balance.

**How to deposit safely:**

* Always send deposits from a **regular wallet** using a standard transfer.
* If you withdraw from a CEX or any platform that uses internal transactions, send the funds to your personal wallet first, then deposit to Predium from there.
* Before depositing from any contract or service, verify on the block explorer that the transfer appears under the **"Transactions"** tab — not under **"Internal Transactions"**.


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