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# Deposits and Withdrawals

### Deposits

In order to trade you need to have some funds on your wallet. You can deposit your trading wallet by simply sending funds to it. After the transaction is completed, refresh the website to see your new balance. 

If you want to trade in Ethereum chain - send ETH to your trading wallet (from any wallet or exchange, using Ethereum or ERC20 chain)

If you want to trade in BSC chain - send BNB to your trading wallet (from any wallet or exchange, using Binance Smart Chain or BEP20 chain)

<figure><img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/PlXfLbZo-xoG1kbSurlj8MJ5_D-g4Plj1cJst93CgAKZDd2SnIph-szjbfS5937RaVoYjeYYuZX_m9RhoSvFff9FF83W_HAvl0fTwu3DSc-63hMxQYm5oxi1rkIEGq4j8wQYnIiX0ed0DHmj7qoaezg" alt=""><figcaption><p>Trading Wallet Balance</p></figcaption></figure>

### Withdrawals

For withdrawals, simply click on this button and choose if you want to send BNB or ETH out of your sniper wallet and choose the destination wallet and the amount desired to withdraw.

Also, since you keep your private key and seed phrase - you can simply import it in Metamask or any other wallet and manage your funds as you need.

<figure><img src="https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/xl6tmztN3v9l7OKL-2z93o7C72RErYUx5TLRL9Kt8HUeLJxvxQ8tk16N7MiiJhwRah04iaaOKSz43Rr3v-GA4DzHDuucwBOGPSgfBJk88nLEMqUt37BympoppiFuj0cil45rV8aoDbFQad40FlqxUds" alt=""><figcaption><p>Withdraw funds from the Trading Wallet</p></figcaption></figure>

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