Manage credits, support deposits and USDC withdrawals
Use Account to check platform credits, find your dedicated native-USDC deposit details on Arbitrum One, review credit usage and manage eligible USDC withdrawals. Credits are separate from trading capital. The tutorial uses simulated balances and example transactions; it does not send funds or submit a withdrawal.
Manage credits, support deposits and USDC withdrawals — MP4 · SRT
Check your platform credit balance
Credits cover chargeable trading activity, backtest computing and owner-requested AI reviews. They are separate from the capital held in your exchange account or Vault.
Open Account and expand Credits to see your balance. The tutorial shows a synthetic balance of 3168 credits and a withdrawable amount of 104 USDC; these are demonstration figures, not your account balances.
Check the current USDC-to-credit rate
Get credit shows the current USDC-to-credit rate and your dedicated Arbitrum deposit details. The tutorial configuration uses 20 credits per USDC and a minimum recognized transfer of 1 USDC.
Check the live page before sending because settings can change. Credits are not a promise of trading performance.
Use your own dedicated deposit address
Copy your own dedicated credit-deposit address with the copy control, or use its QR code. Send native USDC on Arbitrum One only.
This address funds your CoinRobot credit balance. It is not your DEX Vault or bot wallet. Never send funds to the demonstration address or QR code.
Verify the transfer and wait for recognition
Use a wallet or exchange that supports native USDC withdrawals on Arbitrum. Before sending, verify the network, token, recipient and net amount after sender fees.
Wait for the required confirmations and automated recognition. At the example rate, a 10-USDC deposit converts to 200 credits. The tutorial illustrates this conversion without making a real deposit or showing a completed credit addition.
Activate an eligible coupon
If you have an eligible campaign coupon, enter its exact name in the coupon input and select Activate. Coupons add free credits and have their own validity and eligibility rules.
DEMO-EXAMPLE is only a placeholder used in the tutorial. It is not an offer or a promise that the code will work.
Search and review credit usage
The credit-usage table records additions and deductions, including their descriptions, counts and origin. Search for a type or description, and use the page controls to inspect older entries.
The tutorial uses a synthetic 31-row ledger containing support deposits, referrals, public-strategy rewards, trades, backtests and an AI review. Example filters include GET CREDIT, TRADE_USAGE and AI_STRATEGY_OPTIMIZATION.
Understand which credits are withdrawable
Expand Currently withdrawable balance to inspect the eligible amount. Free credits are consumed first and cannot be returned as USDC.
The unused USDC-backed portion may be returnable, including eligible rewards that preserve that origin. Account shows the amount available after applying its minimum retained balance and withdrawal rules.
The withdrawable amount is not necessarily your total credit balance divided by the current conversion rate.
Check the withdrawal recipient and live limits
The withdrawal form requests an Arbitrum recipient and uses the currently eligible amount. Check the entire recipient address and confirm its network before submitting.
The tutorial configuration retains at least 10 credits and requires at least 1 USDC to withdraw. Always follow the live figures. The tutorial uses an example address and does not submit a withdrawal request.
Follow approval and processing
Submitting a withdrawal request reserves the eligible credits and waits for the required approval and processing. It is not an instant transfer.
Follow the status on Account and the completion notification. Use a cancellation control only when the current request status makes it available.
The tutorial illustrates awaiting approval, requested, processing and completion as concepts. It does not create a queue entry, approval email or payment.
Monitor credits separately from trading funds
Monitor the ledger and low-balance messages so credit exhaustion does not interrupt your trading setup. Your trading capital remains at the Connector’s account or Vault; Account manages platform credits and their eligible USDC return.
Consult the Credits guide for current rates, conditions and explanations of free credits, USDC-backed credits and consumption. The tutorial shows a current public-strategy share of 30% and a maximum ongoing split of 65% community rewards and 35% retained by the platform.