Create a withdrawal request

POSThttps://api.radom.com/withdrawal

Authorization

Send your API key in the Authorization header. Scheme: radomToken.

Request body

networkNetworkrequired

AllowedBitcoinBitcoinTestnetLitecoinLitecoinTestnetDogecoinDogecoinTestnetBitcoinCashBitcoinCashTestnetBitcoinSVBitcoinSVTestnetHarryPotterObamaSonic10InuHarryPotterObamaSonic10InuTestnetCardanoDashSolanaSolanaTestnetSolanaDevnetEthereumSepoliaTestnetPolygonPolygonTestnetBNBBNBTestnetArbitrumArbitrumTestnetZcashZcashTestnetPolkadotPolkadotTestnetPolkadotAssetHubPolkadotAssetHubTestnetTronTronTestnetAvalancheAvalancheTestnetBaseBaseTestnetOptimismOptimismTestnetFiat

tokenstringnullable

amountnumber<float>nullable>= 0

withdrawalAddressstringnullable

withdrawalAccountIdstring<uuid>nullable

treasuryIdstring<uuid>nullable

Responses

200Withdrawal request created successfully

withdrawalRequestIdstring<uuid>required

400Bad Request

errorstringrequired

401Unauthorized

errorstringrequired

500Internal server error

errorstringrequired

503Fiat off-ramping is temporarily unavailable

errorstringrequired

Shell

curl -X POST https://api.radom.com/withdrawal \
  -H 'Authorization: <YOUR_API_KEY>'

Try it

Sends a real POST to https://api.radom.com/withdrawal

This operation moves funds. There is no test environment for it here — the request goes to the production API and its effects are real.

API key

Held in this page only, and discarded when you navigate away. It is not stored and is sent to api.radom.com and nowhere else.

Request body{ }