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# Withdrawals
## Withdrawal list
The list is sorted by date in descending order by default (newer withdrawals appear at the top of the list).
{% hint style="info" %}
To view a list of withdrawals specified by a client, navigate to the **Program** > **Clients** > **Details** > **Withdrawals** tab.
To view a list of withdrawals specified by a trading account, navigate to the **Platforms** > **Accounts** > **Details** > **Withdrawals** tab.
{% endhint %}
View the following information for each withdrawal:
**Date**
The date and time when a withdrawal operation was executed.
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**Platform**
The trading platform name.
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**Account**
The account number on a trading platform.
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**Currency**
The currency in which a withdrawal operation was executed.
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**Amount**
The amount of a withdrawal operation.
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**ID**
The identifier withdrawal operation.
## Withdrawal details
To view details, click the **withdrawal ID** or 
.
The detailed information contains the following:
**Trading platform**
The trading platform name.
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**Transaction ID**
The unique identifier of a withdrawal operation on a trading platform.
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**Trading account**
The account number on a trading platform.
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**Base currency code**
The currency in which a withdrawal operation was executed.
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**Amount**
The amount of a withdrawal operation.
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