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# Wallet management
Find the copy wallet, check available SOL, deposit, withdraw and review holds.
Open **Balance**, **Deposit**, or **Copytrade → Wallet** from Telegram.
## Understand the balances
| Wallet field | What it means |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Wallet total** | SOL currently held by your wallet |
| **Available** | SOL available for eligible spending or withdrawals |
| **Kept for exit fees** | SOL reserved to help cover future network/execution costs |
| **Reserved** | Funds committed to ongoing operations |
| **Open positions** | Estimated value of tracked holdings, where priced |
## Deposit SOL
Tap Copy address in your own Telegram session and verify the receiving network is Solana.
See [Fund your wallet](/callgraph-docs/getting-started/fund-your-wallet.md) for the full deposit walkthrough.
## Withdraw SOL or tokens
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### Open Withdraw
In your wallet, tap **Withdraw** and choose **SOL** or an eligible token.
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### Enter the amount and destination
Choose the amount, then enter the recipient address. If the token offers an as-is transfer or another supported route, follow the option shown.
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### Review the confirmation
Read **CONFIRM WITHDRAWAL** and verify the asset, destination, network fees and any displayed holds. Confirm only when the details match your intended transfer.
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### Follow the result
A withdrawal may be submitted, pending or temporarily held. Check its status before sending again.
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Transactions sent to the wrong address or chain may not be recoverable. Never share your private key or seed phrase with anyone offering wallet support.
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Need wallet backup guidance? Read [Private-key export and safety](/callgraph-docs/wallet-and-security/key-export-and-safety.md).
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