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# Deposits and Withdrawals

Dream supports onchain deposits and withdrawals through your connected wallet.

Funds deposited into your wallet are held as Cash and can be transferred into Buying Power for options trading.

### Depositing Funds

When you deposit assets into your Dream wallet, the funds are credited to your onchain Cash balance after the transaction completes.

Pending deposits should not be treated as completed until their transaction status is confirmed.

### Funding Your Buying Power

To use deposited funds for options trading, transfer the desired amount from Cash into Buying Power.

Once the transfer is completed, those funds become available for opening options positions.

### Moving Funds Back to Cash

Available Buying Power can be transferred back into Cash.

Funds committed to open options positions are separate from available Buying Power and cannot be withdrawn as ordinary wallet funds while committed to those positions.

### Withdrawing Funds

To withdraw funds onchain, first ensure the amount you want to withdraw is available in Cash.

If the funds are in Buying Power, transfer them back into Cash before initiating the withdrawal.

### Pending or Failed Transactions

Deposits and withdrawals may display a processing state before completion.

If a transaction remains unresolved or fails, check its status before submitting another transaction.

Dream also provides a Recover Failed Transactions option for supported recovery scenarios.

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