How to withdraw your earnings
Once you've earned at least $10 of Ready balance, you can withdraw it from your Earnings page. There's no limit on how often you withdraw.
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Add a payout method
Set up a bank transfer (Wise) or a USDT crypto wallet on your Earnings page — you can do this any time.
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Verify your details
You'll need a country on file and a verified identity before your first withdrawal, and each withdrawal is confirmed with an email code.
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Enter the amount
Choose how much to withdraw (minimum $10). You'll see the fees and the exact amount you'll receive.
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Confirm
Approve the withdrawal and it's on its way — or turn on auto-withdraw so each payout is sent automatically once it clears.
The amount you'll receive is always shown clearly before you confirm — that's the number that matters, so it's shown large.
Frequently asked
How many times can I withdraw?+
As often as you like — there's no cap on the number of withdrawals. Only the $10 minimum per withdrawal applies.
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What's the minimum withdrawal on Shoot?
The minimum withdrawal on Shoot is $10. Earnings below that stay safely in your wallet until you cross the line, and there's no limit on how many withdrawals you can make.
What are Shoot's fees?
Joining, posting, and earning are free. Withdrawals carry Shoot's 4% platform fee plus the payout provider's transaction fee (bank transfer fee or crypto network gas). Both are shown before you confirm.
Withdrawing to your bank (Wise)
Shoot pays bank withdrawals through Wise in USD, GBP, or EUR. Set up your bank details on your Earnings page; transfers usually arrive within 1–3 business days after approval.
Withdrawing USDT crypto (and the wrong-address warning)
Shoot pays crypto withdrawals in USDT on the Ethereum network, sent by hand by the team, usually within one business day. Double-check your address — a wrong address means funds are permanently lost.
How auto-withdraw works
Turn on auto-withdraw and Shoot sends each payout to you automatically once it clears its 72-hour finalising hold — so you don't have to withdraw manually each time.
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Last updated 2026-07-21