> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hit.one/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hit.one/wallet/withdraw.md).

# Withdraw

Hit One supports two withdrawal paths:

* Direct `USDM` transfers on MegaETH
* Bridges to Base or Solana

There are no minimum withdrawal amounts.

Hit One does not charge a withdrawal fee on either path.

### Direct `USDM` withdrawal

Use this path to send `USDM` to another MegaETH address.

That can be your own wallet, a centralized exchange that supports MegaETH, or another `USDM`-compatible destination.

1. Open the **Wallet** menu.
2. Tap **Withdraw**.
3. Choose **MegaETH** as the destination chain.
4. Enter the destination address and `USDM` amount.
5. Approve the transaction.

`USDM` arrives as soon as the MegaETH transaction confirms.

That is usually within seconds.

### Bridge to Base or Solana

Use this path when you want `USDC` on Base or Solana instead of `USDM` on MegaETH.

1. Open the **Wallet** menu.
2. Tap **Withdraw**.
3. Choose **Base** or **Solana** as the destination chain.
4. Enter the destination address and `USDM` amount.
5. Approve the transaction.

The bridge converts `USDM` on MegaETH into `USDC` on the destination chain.

The bridge provider charges a fee.

That fee is deducted from the bridged amount.


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