Withdrawals and statuses

How a withdrawal works

1. Choose the route and amount

   SOL on Solana or ETH on Robinhood Chain. Each is its own balance. You can withdraw an exact amount or the maximum available.

2. Review the quote

   It shows the exact amount sent, the network fee allowance and the saved deposit address (masked). The quote is valid for a short time.

3. Approve with your passkey

   The approval is tied to those exact terms, so it cannot be reused for a different amount or address.

4. Follow the status

   The withdrawal moves through the statuses below. You will find it, with its transaction link, in your earnings history.

What each status means

• Requested

  Your approval was received.

• Approved · reserved

  The amount is reserved from your balance and the transfer is being prepared. Until it is signed, you can still cancel it and the amount returns to your balance.

• Sending

  The transfer is signed and being submitted to the network.

• Sent · awaiting finality

  The transfer is on its way. It is shown as confirmed once it is final on chain.

• Confirmed onchain

  Confirmed onchain; Robinhood processing may continue. This is where QuiverSend’s knowledge ends: it can see the transfer on the network, not inside your Robinhood account.

• Not sent

  The transfer did not go through. Anything not spent on a network fee is back in your balance.

• Checking with the network

  The outcome is being confirmed with the network. Your amount stays reserved and nothing will be sent again until this is resolved. No action is needed from you.

What “Confirmed onchain” means

Robinhood may still be processing the deposit, and QuiverSend has no view into your Robinhood account, so it cannot tell you whether or when the amount shows up there. If it has not appeared after a while, open the transaction link from your history to check the network and address, then look in your Robinhood app or ask Robinhood.

After a withdrawal is confirmed you can add a note saying whether Robinhood credited it. That note is labelled “Reported by you”. It is for your own records: it never moves money, never triggers a retry and is not something Robinhood told QuiverSend.

Network fees

• The only deduction from a withdrawal is the network fee of that transfer, charged at cost. There is no platform deduction (0%).
• Your quote shows a fee allowance: the most that can be charged. It is part of the amount taken from your balance.
• Once the transfer confirms, any unused part of the allowance returns to your balance, and the actual fee is shown on the withdrawal.

Minimums

Each route has a minimum amount sent: 0.01 SOL on Solana and 0.001 ETH on Robinhood Chain. These are QuiverSend’s own limits so that a transfer is worth its network fee, not limits set by Robinhood. You need the minimum plus the fee allowance available; the quote shows the exact figure, and your balance screen says why a withdrawal cannot start yet.

Cancelling

You can cancel a withdrawal only while it is still “Approved · reserved”, before anything is signed. The reserved amount then returns to your available balance. Once a transfer is being sent it can no longer be cancelled.

Before you rely on a route

Whether Robinhood accepts transfers for an asset on a network depends on your account and location, for example ETH on Robinhood Chain is currently not available for transfers in New York. See Robinhood deposit addresses for how to get the right address and where the rules come from.