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# Deposits and withdrawals

Add or withdraw Cash on Feel.cash. Check supported assets, networks, addresses, fees, and quoted conversions before sending funds.

Feel.cash turns every deposit route shown in the product into one Cash balance: USDC on Base.

## Add Cash

Open the deposit flow and choose the route that matches where your funds are now. The screen lists the routes available for your account:

* withdraw from an exchange to the displayed deposit address and network;
* send USDC directly on Base;
* deposit a listed asset from another chain;
* use the card or wallet on-ramp shown in the flow.

Feel.cash handles the conversion into Base USDC for every route it quotes. Whichever listed route you choose, the result is Cash.

The deposit screen is authoritative. Confirm the asset, network, address, minimum amount, estimated output, and fees before sending. Do not send an asset or use a network that is not listed.

## Withdraw Cash

Choose **Withdraw**, enter the destination, and select one of the routes shown. The withdrawal screen can offer:

* USDC to a Base address;
* a cross-chain route;
* coin balances sent to a compatible wallet.

Before confirming, review the destination address, network, amount, estimated arrival, and routing cost. Bank withdrawals are only available when explicitly shown in the product.

## Deposits From Exchanges

When withdrawing from an exchange, copy the deposit details from Feel.cash into the exchange withdrawal form. The token and network must match exactly. An exchange may use its own processing time and withdrawal fee before the onchain transaction appears.

## Pending Operations

Deposits and withdrawals can cross providers and chains. A submitted operation may remain pending while every step settles. Use its transaction links and recorded status before retrying.

Completed onchain transfers are irreversible.