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For merchants running Pool Buy transactions, converted stablecoin from onramp lands in your Pool Account rather than an individual wallet. This page covers how that balance is added and what you can do with it afterward.

How balance is added

Each time a Pool Buy transaction completes, the fiat collected from the user is converted to stablecoin at the transacted rate, and that amount is credited to your Pool Account balance. This happens automatically as part of the transaction — no separate deposit step is needed for Pool Buy proceeds specifically.

Checking balance

GET /api/v1/wallet/balance?account=SPOT&symbol=USDT

{
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "coin_info": {
      "USDT": {
        "coin": "USDT",
        "name": "TetherUS",
        "available_balance": 76.7,
        "available_balance_usd": 76.7,
        "total_balance": 76.7,
        "total_balance_usd": 76.7,
        "withdraw_enable": true,
        "deposit_enable": true
      }
    },
    "available_balance": 76.7,
    "total_balance": 76.7
  }
}

Using the balance for Pool Sell (offramp)

If you’re running both onramp and offramp through the same Pool Account, stablecoin credited from Pool Buy becomes available balance that Pool Sell transactions can draw from directly — see Available Transaction Models for how the two link, and Offramp Fund Management for how that balance is deducted on the sell side.

Withdrawing externally

If you’d rather move accumulated Pool Account balance out to an external wallet instead of using it for offramp:

POST /api/v2/pool/wallet/withdraw

{
  "crypto_symbol": "USDT",
  "amount": "",
  "network": "BSC",
  "wallet_address": ""
}

Withdrawals can also be initiated directly from the dashboard — see Dashboard Overview.

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Fund Management Available Transaction Flows Overview Available Flows Team Management

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