Why can I trade my deposit but can’t withdraw it yet?Published 2026-11-08. Updated 2026-11-08. Last reviewed 2026-11-08.Where to find your confirmation countsWhat “tradable” meansIf you cannot see the withdrawal requirementA deposit can need one confirmation threshold for trading and a higher threshold for withdrawals. Becoming tradable does not mean the withdrawal confirmation requirement has been met.Where to find your confirmation countsOpen Deposit and select the deposit's coin and network.Check the trading confirmation requirement and the separate withdrawal requirement shown with the address.Open the transfer in Recent deposits or Deposit History to see its received and required confirmation counts.A confirmation means the network has added another block after the transfer. Requirements vary by coin and network.What “tradable” meansYou can use the credited amount for trading once the trading threshold is met. The withdrawal hold remains until the separate withdrawal threshold is met. Trading or converting those funds does not remove the confirmation hold.If you cannot see the withdrawal requirementRefresh the deposit details. If the count is still unavailable, contact support with the coin, network and transaction ID. The trading and withdrawal requirements can be different, so do not use the trading count to estimate when you can withdraw.Related articlesWhy is my available balance lower than my total balance?Your total can include funds reserved for orders or withdrawals and deposits that are still restricted. Only the available amount for the action you are taking can be used.Why hasn’t my deposit arrived?Check the transfer status in your sending wallet, then look in Recent deposits on OKSPOT. A pending deposit may need more network confirmations.Why can’t I withdraw after changing my email?A successful email change pauses withdrawals for 24 hours. The hold starts when you confirm the new email address; requesting the change alone does not start it.Contact support about this article