Funding
Axiom Trade deposits and withdrawals
Axiom is a non-custodial wallet, so deposits and withdrawals are on-chain transfers to and from an address you control. Here’s how funding works, how to get money out, and what to check if something looks stuck.
Ways to deposit
Send SOL
Axiom’s sign-up docs say to deposit SOL directly into the wallet address shown. Send from an exchange or another wallet on the Solana network.
Buy with Coinbase
Axiom’s Coinbase partnership is documented as allowing up to $500 of crypto per week without KYC.
Send SOL on Solana only. Sending a different token, or SOL over the wrong network, to your Axiom address can mean losing it. Send a small test amount first.
Converting and moving funds inside Axiom
- SOL to USDC: use Convert in the wallet to switch between SOL and USDC on Solana.
- To perps: the SOL–USDC button converts SOL into USDC on Hyperliquid for perps trading.
- Back from perps: convert Hyperliquid USDC back to USDC on Solana. The docs say this takes about 5 minutes.
How to withdraw from Axiom
Because your Axiom wallet is on-chain, getting money out means sending SOL or tokens from your Axiom wallet to another address, such as an exchange deposit address or a wallet like Phantom.
Sell or convert what you want to withdraw
Close positions and convert to SOL or USDC, so you’re withdrawing a widely supported asset.
Copy the destination address carefully
Use the exchange’s Solana deposit address, and check the first and last characters after pasting.
Send a small test first
Leave a little SOL in the wallet for network fees, then send the rest once the test arrives.
Backup route: Axiom’s docs recommend importing your recovery phrase into a standard wallet such as Phantom, Rabby or Solflare. If you ever can’t withdraw through Axiom’s interface, that wallet gives you direct access to the same on-chain funds.
If a withdrawal shows as pending
- Look up the transaction on Solscan. If it’s confirmed on-chain, the funds have left your Axiom wallet, and any delay is with the receiving exchange.
- If it failed, check whether you left enough SOL for fees, and whether the network is congested. See Axiom Trade not working?
- If it’s still unclear, open a ticket in Axiom’s official Discord. Ignore anyone who DMs you offering help.
Deposit and withdrawal FAQ
Is there a minimum deposit on Axiom?
Axiom’s docs don’t state a minimum deposit. You need enough SOL to cover network fees as well as your trade.
Does Axiom charge withdrawal fees?
Axiom’s docs don’t list a general withdrawal fee. Solana network fees apply, and axiSOL has a 0.1% fee when you unstake it.
Can I withdraw straight to my bank?
No. Axiom is an on-chain wallet. To get cash, send crypto to an exchange that supports bank withdrawals in your country, then sell there.