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# Financial operations

Tiger.com Broker provides three key types of financial operations: deposit, transfer, and withdrawal. These features enable effective management of your assets.

### Deposit

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Only stablecoins **USDT/USDC** are accepted for account deposits.
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Deposits can only be made via a crypto transfer from your wallet. Fund your account with stablecoins (USDT/USDC), and the funds will appear in your wallet on the selected exchange in Tiger.com Broker.

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[Deposit](/english-2/financial-operations/deposit.md)
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### Transfer

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This operation is available exclusively for the Binance exchange.

On Bybit exchanges, unified accounts are used for both spot and futures markets, so transferring funds between wallets is not required.
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Tiger.com Broker allows you to transfer funds between different wallets within your Binance account. For instance, you can transfer funds between the SPOT wallet and the Futures USDⓈ-M wallet on Binance.

For more details, please refer to:

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[Binance Transfer](/english-2/financial-operations/binance-transfer.md)
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### Withdrawal

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Only stablecoins **USDT/USDC** are accepted for account withdrawals.
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You can withdraw funds from your trading account wallet to an external wallet of your choice. During the withdrawal process, you need to specify the asset, network, and transaction amount.

For more details, please refer to:

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[Withdrawal](/english-2/financial-operations/withdrawal.md)
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