Request
Choose a partial or full withdrawal from one position. Its ORB receipts are held while the request is processed.
The details behind your position
Understand where your funds go, what ORB represents, and how a withdrawal is completed.
The contract sends fees and the net USDT deposit directly to their configured destinations. The net deposit goes to an exclusive deposit address within Orbit’s common Depa account.
Orbit keeps separate accounting for each position. An exclusive deposit address does not mean a separate custody account or physical isolation of funds inside Depa.
One ORB is issued per net USDT at entry. It is a non-transferable receipt tied to your position, not a token with a single market price.
Repayment depends on your position’s assets, gains, losses and actual costs. The entry ratio does not guarantee one USDT per ORB at withdrawal.
Choose a partial or full withdrawal from one position. Its ORB receipts are held while the request is processed.
The admin reviews the request and the position’s assets are liquidated as needed. Provider costs affect the final payment.
Depa sends USDT to the approved wallet. Held ORB are burned only after payment has been verified.
New position terms specify five business days, counting Monday–Friday in UTC. Current deposit and withdrawal availability is shown before you sign. Earlier positions retain their accepted terms.
Configured gateways for current positions. A listed address does not establish that deposits or withdrawals are enabled.
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The deposit review shows the gross amount, entry fees and net receipts before you sign. Network gas is separate. Later provider and trading costs are attributed to the position.
Capital and returns are not guaranteed. Asset losses, provider failures and delays may affect repayment. A confirmed deposit does not mean an investment has been purchased.
The terms accepted for a position remain available in its details. Updating this interface does not change those terms.
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