Withdrawals
Move your balance on-chain — the network, the minimum, the fee and the wait.
Withdrawals move your direct-support balance out of Reverie as USDT. Only that USD balance can be withdrawn; platform credits cannot. Every request is reviewed and sent by a person.
One network only
Reverie pays USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20). That is the only method: no Ethereum, no other chain, no bank transfer, no PayPal, no fiat of any kind.
Your payout address must be a USDT address on the TRON (TRC-20) network. USDT sent on the wrong network cannot be recovered — not by Reverie, not by support, not by anyone.
Addresses are checked when you add the wallet, not when you withdraw. A TRON address is 34 characters and starts with T, and Reverie verifies its checksum before saving it, so an address from another chain can never be stored in the first place.
The numbers
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum withdrawal | $20 USD |
| Maximum | None, beyond your available balance |
| Processing fee | 15%, flat for every creator and every amount |
| Network fee | $0 — TRON fees are covered |
| You receive | Amount minus the 15% fee |
| Saved wallets | Up to 5 active at once |
| Wallet label | Up to 50 characters |
There is no tiering. The verified badge, your creator level, your follower count and your lifetime earnings do not change the 15%.
Requesting one
Add a wallet
Creator Center → Earnings → Add Wallet. Paste your TRON USDT address and give it a label. Later, Manage Wallets lets you set a default, rename or remove one.
Open Withdraw Funds
The dialog shows the amount field, the fee and what you will receive, plus the destination address.
Submit
The gross amount leaves your available balance immediately, and the request goes into the admin review queue as Pending.
Wallet addresses cannot be edited. To change one, add the new wallet, make it your default, then remove the old one. Past withdrawals are never changed, and removing the default wallet promotes the most recently added one in its place.
What happens next
Every withdrawal is approved by hand and broadcast by hand. There is no automatic payout.
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Pending | Waiting for admin review. The amount has already left your available balance |
| Approved · Awaiting payout | Cleared for payment, not yet sent |
| Processing | Being sent on-chain |
| Completed | Sent. The transaction hash is recorded and View on TRONSCAN appears on the row |
| Rejected | The full gross amount, fee included, is returned to your available balance and the reason is shown on the row |
You get an email when a request is approved, completed or rejected. The approval email asks you to allow up to 24 hours for the funds to appear in your wallet. Nothing in the product promises a faster time than that, and there is no published service level for the review step itself.
Total withdrawn only goes up when a withdrawal completes, not when you request it.
What can slow a review down
Every request is read by a person, and some are flagged for a closer look first. What raises a flag: a very new account, several requests inside the same week, a withdrawal that is large next to what you have earned in total or next to your own recent average, and support that arrived only from brand-new accounts. The flags are advisory — none of them blocks a payout on its own.
What is not part of this
- No identity checks. No KYC, no ID upload and no tax forms anywhere in the flow.
- No test transaction. There is no small verification transfer on your first withdrawal.
- No export. Withdrawal history is on screen only — there is no CSV or JSON download.
- No amount-based rules. A large withdrawal does not follow a different path or a different timeline from a small one.
Related
- Direct support — where the withdrawable balance comes from
- Revenue streams — why credits cannot be withdrawn
- Creator analytics — the earnings figures on the same screen
- Becoming a creator — approval comes first