Rupi Core does not store or hold your funds. All trading happens directly on your connected exchange (such as Binance, Bybit, or OKX). This guide explains how deposits and withdrawals work when using Rupi Core — and clears up common misunderstandings.
🏦 1. Where Are My Funds Stored?
All your funds remain on your exchange account, under your control. Rupi Core connects via API and only has permission to read balances and execute trades — never withdrawals or transfers.
✅ You don’t deposit money into Rupi Core.
🔒 Your assets never leave your exchange wallet.
💳 2. Funding Your Trading
To start trading with Rupi Core bots:
- Log in to your exchange (e.g., Binance)
- Deposit USDT or another supported asset into your spot wallet
- Make sure the funds are not locked in margin, staking, or other exchange services
- Refresh your Rupi Core Dashboard — your balance will be visible in the “Portfolio Overview”
💡 Rupi Core bots can only use funds available in your spot balance.
🔄 3. Capital Allocation for Bots
Once funds are available in your spot wallet:
- When launching a strategy, Rupi Core will ask you how much to allocate (e.g., $100)
- This amount is reserved via trading activity but still resides in your exchange account
- You can run multiple bots as long as you have enough available balance
🧠 You can always edit capital settings later from your dashboard.
🔐 4. How Withdrawals Work
To withdraw funds:
- Simply log in to your exchange account
- Navigate to the “Withdraw” section
- Transfer funds to your wallet or another exchange — Rupi Core is not involved
📢 Rupi Core cannot process withdrawals and will never ask for your withdrawal credentials or codes.
🧩 Security Note
- Always double-check wallet addresses when withdrawing from your exchange
- Enable 2FA and withdrawal whitelisting on your exchange
- Never give your exchange login or API keys to anyone