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# Withdrawals

*One signature, one destination, one chain.*

Withdrawals are simpler than deposits. You choose a destination address on Polygon and an amount of USDC, you sign one Safe transaction, and that amount transfers from your Safe to the destination.

1. **Choose the destination** Any Polygon address you specify. Check it character by character, because this is the step that cannot be undone.
2. **Choose the amount** Any amount of USDC up to your available balance. Shares are not withdrawable; only USDC is.
3. **Sign once** A single Safe transaction moves the USDC on Polygon. Prophet pays the gas.

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**The destination is locked once you sign**

Double check the address before signing. Prophet cannot reverse a confirmed on chain transfer, and there is no support process that can recover funds sent to the wrong address.
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## Getting funds to another chain

Withdrawals go to Polygon. If you want the funds elsewhere, withdraw to an address you control on Polygon and then bridge from there using whichever bridge you prefer. Prophet does not bridge outbound on your behalf, which keeps the withdrawal path as simple and as few moving parts as possible.

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**Why the destination lock exists**

Committing to a specific address at the moment of signing means a compromised browser session cannot redirect a withdrawal that is already in flight to an attacker's address. The inconvenience buys a real security guarantee.
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