Use case: choosing Automatic vs Manual withdrawals

PayrollFlow gives you two withdrawal modes. Picking the right one is about how hands-on you want to be.

Automatic mode

Your available balance is swept to your main wallet on a schedule, without you doing anything each time.

Good for:

• People who want a steady, hands-off cadence.
• Anyone who’d rather not think about withdrawing — the money keeps moving to your main wallet.

Requirements & notes:

• You need a main payout wallet set up so there’s a destination to sweep to.
• Each sweep still goes through the review step before funds are sent.

Manual mode

You request a specific amount when you want it.

Good for:

• People who like to time withdrawals (e.g., batching, or waiting on a rate).
• Anyone who wants explicit control over each payout.

Notes:

• Request the amount you want; it’s reviewed and then sent, typically within a few hours.

Which should you pick?

You want…	Mode
Hands-off, steady payouts to one main wallet	Automatic
Control over timing and amounts	Manual
To batch or wait for a good conversion rate	Manual
To “set it and forget it”	Automatic

You can set your main wallet, choose your network (TRC20 / ERC20 / BEP20), and manage all of this from your account.

Tips

• A flat withdrawal fee applies per payout — factor it into how often you withdraw (fewer, larger withdrawals mean fewer fees).
• Keep your main wallet’s network correct — see the USDT Payments Handbook.

👉 Get started · Back to all use cases