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# How to withdraw a digital miner

You can withdraw digital miners stored in your virtual wallet to any of your personal wallets linked to your account. 

{% hint style="warning" %}

* Miners issued in the **ETH network** can be withdrawn only to ERC-20 wallets
* Miners issued in the **BSC network** can be withdrawn only to BEP-20 wallets, etc.
  {% endhint %}

1. Go to the My miners section and click on the miner you want to withdraw.
2. Click the Withdraw button on the miner's page.
3. Select the recipient address depending on the network of your digital miner. If you haven't added the address yet, here are [instructions](/instructions/how-to-add-eth-bsc-wallet.md) on how to do so.
4. If needed, you can add other miners to withdraw several at once. Then click Next
5. Check all the data carefully. Enter the confirmation code sent to your email and click Confirm.

All done! Your withdrawal request has been created and will be completed within 24 hours.


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