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Orders – Withdraw (Crypto → ARS)

The Withdraw flow allows partners to convert a crypto asset into ARS and pay out to a local bank account. The flow is quote-based and asynchronous. Partners first request a price quote and then create a withdraw order using the returned quoteHash.

Important: Quotes are time-limited. Create the withdraw order promptly after receiving a quote to avoid expiry. The user must send crypto on-chain after order creation.

High-level Flow

A typical withdraw follows six steps from quote to ARS payout.

Request price quote

Get a real-time crypto -> ARS price quote for the selected asset and network.

Create withdraw order

Submit the quoteHash along with bank payout details to create the order.

User sends crypto (on-chain)

The user transfers the crypto amount to the SettleRamp deposit address.

SettleRamp confirms on-chain receipt

Once the on-chain transfer is detected and confirmed, the order proceeds.

ARS payout to bank account

SettleRamp executes the ARS payout to the bank account provided during order creation.

Partner receives status updates

Status changes are delivered via the callbackUrl and can also be polled at any time.

Create Order Price (Withdraw Quote)

Request a real-time price quote for a crypto-to-ARS conversion. The returned quoteHash is required to create the withdraw order.

POST{{apiUrl}}/api/orders/price

Headers

Content-Type: application/json

Note: Include Authorization: Bearer {{_api_token}} if your environment requires it.

Request Body

{
  "fromAsset": "{{cryptoAsset}}",
  "fromAmount": {{amount}},
  "toAsset": "ARS",
  "network": "{{cryptoNetwork}}",
  "kycId": "{{_kycId}}"
}

Body Fields

Field	Type	Description
fromAsset	string	Source crypto asset (e.g. USDT, BTC)
fromAmount	number	Amount of crypto to convert
toAsset	string	Target fiat currency (always "ARS")
network	string	Blockchain network (e.g. tron, ethereum)
kycId	string	KYC-approved customer identifier

Response

{
  // response example pending
}

Create Withdraw Order

Creates a new withdraw order using the quoteHash returned from the pricing endpoint. Key details:

Requires quoteHash from the price endpoint.
Includes partner transactionRef for idempotency.
Includes bankData describing the payout destination.
callbackUrl is used for async notifications.

POST{{apiUrl}}/api/orders/withdraws

Headers

Authorization: Bearer {{_api_token}}Content-Type: application/json

Request Body

{
  "transactionRef": "txRef{{_random}}",
  "bankData": {
    "bankAccountId": "{{destinationBankAddress}}",
    "bankAccountIdType": "CVU",
    "bankName": "HNT",
    "bankExtraInfo": {}
  },
  "quoteHash": "{{_quoteHash}}",
  "callbackUrl": "{{callbackUrl}}"
}

Key Fields

Field	Type	Description
transactionRef	string	Unique partner reference ID for idempotency
bankData	object	Bank payout destination details (see body below)
quoteHash	string	Quote hash returned from the price endpoint
callbackUrl	string	URL for async status notifications

Response

{
  // response example pending
}

Get Withdraw Order Status

Query the current status of a specific withdraw order at any time using the order ID returned during creation.

GET{{apiUrl}}/api/orders/withdraws/{{_wOrderId}}

Headers

Note: Authentication is required. Include your Bearer token.

Response

{
  // response example pending
}

Get All Withdraws (Affiliate)

Retrieve a paginated list of all withdraw orders for the affiliate with optional status filtering.

GET{{apiUrl}}/api/withdraws/affiliate?limit=10&offset=0&filter=Accepted

Query Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
limit	10	Number of results per page
offset	0	Number of results to skip
filter	Accepted	Filter by order status (e.g. Accepted)

Response

{
  // response example pending
}

Notes

Quote-based flow: price first, then create order.
Orders are asynchronous; status evolves over time.
Use callbackUrl for event-driven updates and polling for resilience.
transactionRef should be unique per partner to prevent duplicates.

Next Steps

Deposit Orders

Create fiat-to-crypto deposit orders for approved customers.

Learn more

Webhooks

Listen for async lifecycle events such as order completion and status changes.

Learn more