Positions and withdrawals

Where positions live#

Your positions are read from the chain by wallet address and shown in two places that share the same data and the same components: the positions tab of your profile and the dedicated portfolio page. These are public on-chain balances. Viewing them does not authorize a transaction.

Each row shows the market, the outcome, your principal, the weight you entered at, what a claim would pay right now if the market has settled, and the controls that apply in the market's current state.

What you can do to a live pool position#

Add to it. A further charge on the same outcome is weighted at the current weight and blended with what you already hold; the older money keeps its higher weight. The ticket shows the blend before you confirm, together with the minimum and the capacity that binds you.

Exit at par. Only inside the opening plateau, and only once per market per account. The control defaults to the full amount and says why: a partial exit spends the whole right. See Pool markets.

Nothing else. A pool position past its plateau rides to settlement. There is no sell button, no transfer and no secondary market for it.

Claiming#

Once the market's question has an answer, a claim pays your principal plus your share of the losing pool, less the fee on that profit, in one transfer to your wallet. Claims:

• can be made by you alone — there is no path for a third party to claim on your behalf;
• never expire;
• settle the market first if nobody has done so yet;
• can be batched across many markets in one transaction, skipping any that would pay nothing rather than failing the whole batch.

The interface's claim control shows the gross, the fee and the net it will pay, from the same contract view the batch uses to decide what to skip, so the number on screen and the number that pays cannot drift apart.

Refunds#

If the market is voided, the same control is a refund: your full principal, zero fee, pull-based and permanent. See Payouts and void markets.

Two transactions, or one signature#

Posting USDG needs an allowance before the position, so a first charge is two transactions — approve, then charge — and the flow stops if you decline the first. Where the collateral supports EIP-2612 permits, one signature can do both. Every money control takes two deliberate acts: the ticket arms, the confirmation sends, and Enter never submits.

While a transaction is in flight the control shows the hash so you can find it in the explorer, and it reports a transaction that was mined but reverted as a failure, because the chain charging for something and doing nothing is not a success. See Pending or rejected signature.

Balances you can withdraw at will#

• RINO in the vault — by requesting an unlock with a delay of your choosing. See RINO token and tiers.
• Order-book collateral — deposited into and withdrawn from the exchange contract without any pause. Local development stacks only. See Order book.
• Combo credits — after a ticket settles, each side withdraws its own credit. See Combos.

USDG in your wallet is simply in your wallet; the venue never holds it until you post a position.