Introduction

This article explains how long it typically takes for crypto withdrawals to arrive in the recipient wallet. Withdrawal times vary depending on the asset, the selected blockchain network, and overall network congestion. After you confirm a withdrawal request on Coinlocally, the transaction must be confirmed on the blockchain before the funds appear in the destination wallet.

Withdrawal arrival time

Most withdrawals take a few minutes to a few hours.

Once the request is submitted, the blockchain needs time to validate and confirm the transaction. After the required confirmations are completed, the funds will be delivered to the recipient address.

If your withdrawal has not arrived after an unusually long time, you may need to provide your TxID and withdrawal details to customer support so they can help you investigate the issue.

Additional notes

• Different blockchains require different numbers of confirmations.
• High network congestion can slow down the confirmation process.
• Always ensure the withdrawal network matches the network supported by the recipient platform.
• The withdrawal page only displays networks supported by Coinlocally; using unsupported networks may result in permanent loss.

Common issues

Withdrawals may be delayed or fail due to:

• Using an unsupported coin or token on the recipient platform
• Withdrawing through an unsupported network
• Missing or incorrect Memo/Tag for assets that require it
• Sending less than the minimum deposit amount required by the recipient platform
• Entering an incorrect withdrawal address
• Withdrawal still pending or not yet confirmed on the blockchain
• Temporary wallet maintenance
• Manual review for large withdrawals, which may take longer
• Network congestion causing delays

You can always check the status of your transaction using the TxID on a blockchain explorer.

Feeling lost?

If your withdrawal is taking longer than expected or you’re unsure what to do next, our support team is available 24/7. Share your TxID and withdrawal details, and we’ll help you track and resolve the issue.

Updated on: 01/18/2026