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How do I check the status of my withdrawal?

Updated over 2 months ago

After you request a BTC withdrawal, you can follow its progress directly from your Funding Account. This article explains where to see the status, what each state means, and how to track your transaction on the blockchain if available.

📍 Where to check the status

Once you've submitted a withdrawal, you can track its progress right from the Withdraw Crypto screen.

  1. Go to Assets → click Withdraw

  2. At the bottom of the screen, you’ll see the Recent Withdrawals section

Each withdrawal entry includes:

  • Coin and date

  • Amount, fee, and total

  • Destination address

  • Transaction ID (TxID), if available

  • Status of the transaction

🔄 What each status means

Status

What it means

Pending

The withdrawal is being processed internally and hasn't yet reached the blockchain. It may be waiting for batching, validation, or confirmation from Fireblocks.

Completed

Your withdrawal was successfully processed and sent to the blockchain. You’ll see a TxID you can click to track the transaction.

Failed

The withdrawal could not be processed due to an internal error (e.g., balance, limits, system issues). No transaction was created.

Rejected

Your withdrawal was blocked due to high-risk activity detected by Roxom's KYT system (e.g., interacting with flagged addresses). No transaction was created. You will be contacted via email to resolve the case.

Rollback

The transaction was prepared but ultimately not executed. This may happen if a problem occurred after it was batched but before confirmation. Funds remain in your account.

🔗 How to check your transaction on the blockchain

If the status is Completed, you’ll see a clickable TxID next to the withdrawal.
Clicking it will open a blockchain explorer (like mempool.space) where you can view confirmations, timestamps, and the recipient address.

If there’s no TxID, the transaction didn’t reach the blockchain — this is typical for statuses like Pending, Rejected, or Failed.

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