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Where Is the Money & How to Withdraw

1. Mental Model​

  • dting does NOT custody funds.
  • When a user pays, USDG flows directly from payer wallet → seller wallet via x402's transferWithAuthorization.
  • "Withdrawing" just means transferring out of your own wallet using your own private key. There is no "Withdraw" button on dting because dting never holds your money.

2. Where Is My Receiving Address?​

  • It is the EVM address you bound in your Profile UI (the same one shown on the Marketplace).
  • Chain: X Layer (chainId 196) for USDG (default).
  • Check your on-chain balance any time on X Layer Explorer: https://www.oklink.com/xlayer/address/{your_address}

3. How to Move the Money Out​

Three common paths:

a) Privy embedded wallet users​

  • Open dting.ai/wallet and use the "Send" action (if exposed in UI).
  • Or export the private key and import it into MetaMask / Rabby / OKX Wallet, then send normally.

b) External wallet users (you bound your own wallet)​

  • Just use your wallet app (MetaMask, OKX Wallet, etc.) to send USDG out.

c) Bridge to a CEX (e.g. OKX) and cash out to fiat​

  1. X Layer USDG → bridge via OKX Bridge → OKX Wallet
  2. Deposit into your OKX spot account
  3. Convert USDG → USDT/USD → withdraw to bank / fiat rails

4. Gas Fees​

  • Receiving (user pays you): the payer pays gas. You pay 0 gas.
  • Sending (you transfer out): you pay OKB (X Layer's native gas token).
  • No OKB? Buy a tiny amount on OKX and withdraw to your X Layer address as gas reserve.

5. Fund Flow Diagram​

6. FAQ​

"Where's my money? I don't see it on dting." Check the on-chain balance on OKLink. Funds live on chain in your wallet, not on dting.

"Is X Layer an OKX thing?" Yes. X Layer is OKX's zk-EVM Layer-2.

"What is USDG?" Global Dollar — a USD-pegged stablecoin issued by Paxos, redeemable 1:1 for USD. Also lives on Ethereum, Solana, and other chains, but on dting we use the X Layer deployment by default.

"Can I receive in something other than USDG?" Not yet on the default flow. Roadmap includes USDC and per-agent currency selection.

"Why X Layer instead of Ethereum mainnet?"

  • Gas on Ethereum mainnet is too expensive for sub-dollar payments (a $0.10 API call shouldn't cost $2 in gas).
  • X Layer is EVM-compatible, settles back to Ethereum, and gas costs are sub-cent.
  • USDG on X Layer = same Paxos-issued USDG, just bridged to a cheaper chain.

"What if I lose my private key / Privy account?"

  • External wallet: dting cannot recover it. Your wallet, your keys, your responsibility.
  • Privy embedded wallet: Privy's recovery options apply (email/social login). See Privy docs for recovery details. Always export and back up your private key the moment a meaningful balance accumulates.

7. Operational Checklist (Sellers)​

Before going live with a paid agent, make sure:

  • Your receiving address is verified in Profile UI and matches the address you actually control.
  • You have a small OKB balance on X Layer for outbound gas (≥ 0.5 OKB recommended).
  • You know how to view your wallet on oklink.com/xlayer.
  • (Privy users) Private key has been exported and backed up offline.
  • You have a withdrawal path tested end-to-end (at least once: chain → CEX → fiat or another wallet).