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Send money from your Bachs balance to your own bank account or wallet using the dashboard or API. Choose the instructions below for how you want to create the payout. For either method, meet the Overview. Use a supported destination belonging to you and keep enough available funds to cover the payout and fee. International bank and mobile money routes use USD funds.
The dashboard currently labels the payout action Withdraw. The instructions below use the button and tab names you will see there. You do not need an API key or a separate API quote request to use this flow. Check that you are viewing the intended account and environment; sandbox payouts are simulated.

1. Open the payout form

Open Balances, select the balance you want to use and click Withdraw. Choose the Currency Balance and enter the amount, then click Continue.Use an available NGN balance for an NGN bank payout, or your available USD balance for an international bank or mobile money route. Pending funds are not available to pay out.
The Bachs dashboard Balance page showing the Withdraw and Manage payouts buttons above a USD balance card with Available now and Incoming amounts.
The Withdraw funds panel on its first step, with a Currency Balance selector set to USD, a Withdraw amount field and a Continue button.

2. Choose or add a destination

On Select destination, choose one of your saved, usable destinations.If you have not saved one, select Add payout destination. To add another alongside existing destinations, select Add new destination. Choose the bank, mobile money or crypto wallet type offered for the route and enter the requested details. For bank and mobile money destinations, select the country; for a crypto wallet, choose the supported asset and network.You can also manage saved destinations in Settings → Payout Destinations and Currencies. See Supported currencies for the details to prepare.Check the saved destination’s review status. If it is still under review, wait until it is approved and usable before sending the payout. Save it once and reuse it for future payouts.Select your usable destination and click Continue.
The Select destination step of Withdraw funds, with the Payout Destination list open showing two saved bank accounts.
To add a destination from the payout form or from settings, use the Add payout destination panel.
The Add payout destination panel with Destination type, Name, Bank country, Bank and Account number fields.
The Payout Destinations and Currencies settings tab listing saved bank accounts with Approved and Default badges and Set as default, Edit and Delete actions.

3. Review and confirm

On Confirm withdrawal, check the destination and the displayed amounts:
  • To receive is the amount your bank account or wallet should receive.
  • Withdrawal fee or Conversion fee shows the fee for the route.
  • Total debited is the amount taken from the source balance, including the fee.
  • Exchange rate appears when currencies differ.
The dashboard prepares the estimate and conversion quote. Review the current figures before clicking Confirm withdrawal. If the form offers Retry quote, refresh the quote and review the new figures before confirming.
The Confirm withdrawal step listing Amount, Destination, Exchange rate, Conversion fee, To receive and Total debited for a USD to NGN withdrawal.
Your first payout can require a one-time account review. This can delay sending it; it does not change how you track its status.

4. Track the payout

Withdrawal started means the payout was initiated, not that the destination has received it.
The Withdrawal started confirmation showing the withdrawal amount, the estimated payout and a withdrawal reference.
Return to Balances → Withdrawals and open the record to inspect its status, timeline and details. Track it until it finishes. If the confirmation fails or its outcome is unclear, check the records before starting another payout; contact support if you cannot establish what happened.
The Withdrawal detail panel showing the source balance, destination account, a Requested, In review, In transit and Completed timeline, and the withdrawal ID.