Do not confuse a Polymarket withdrawal with UAE cash-out

Stage one: withdraw to a wallet

The interface generally asks for recipient address, token, amount, and network. Confirm that the receiving wallet supports the network, inspect the address, and begin with a small test.

• Re-check instead of copying an old saved address.
• Verify token and network together.
• Keep the transaction ID.

Stage two: convert to AED

You may need an off-ramp or exchange that supports the asset and network before bank conversion. It may request source-of-funds evidence and transaction history. This site does not guarantee acceptance, timing, or cost.

Price the whole route

Include network cost, asset-sale spread, provider fee, FX, and bank charges. These can exceed the direct withdrawal cost.

Check the destination before confirming

The published withdrawal sequence is Portfolio, Withdraw, recipient address, token, amount and network, then confirmation. Before confirming, verify that the destination accepts the exact token on the exact selected network.

• Copy the address from the destination's current deposit screen.
• Compare the first and last characters after pasting.
• Confirm the token and chain together; a valid-looking address is not enough.
• Use a small test transfer where practical.
• Preserve the withdrawal record and transaction hash.

Do not assume an off-ramp accepts pUSD

pUSD is a transferable ERC-20 token on Polygon and the current collateral used inside Polymarket. Its documentation says it is designed for Polymarket and that there are no current plans for external exchange listings.

Do not assume that a UAE exchange, wallet, or cash-out provider accepts pUSD merely because it accepts USDC. Select only an asset and network the destination explicitly supports, then price the bridge, network, and AED conversion.