<p>Yes. Otherwise, the cost to transfer the Bitcoins (when you want to spend them) will wind up equaling or exceeding their value.</p>

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2013-05-23T08:45:22.630Z
2013-05-23T08:45:22.630Z
David Schwartz
<p>As far I know most mining pools require a minimum balance of one bitcent before you can withdraw. The fee for a transaction smaller than this is 0.0005BTC so I assume the pools have decided to block smaller transactions, although small transactions are generally allowed.</p>

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2013-06-24T15:06:16.597Z
2013-06-24T15:06:16.597Z
Filip
<p>In Deepbit I've mined a fraction of a Bitcoin. How do I get the money into my wallet? <a href="https://deepbit.net/payments" rel="nofollow">Here</a> it says "Instant payout button is shown when your balance is at least 0.01 BTC and you received less than 3 payments in last 24 hours." does this mean I have to wait until I have mad 0.01BTC?</p>

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In Deepbit how do you get the Bitcoins transfered to your wallet?
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# In Deepbit how do you get the Bitcoins transfered to your wallet?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-05-23)

In Deepbit I've mined a fraction of a Bitcoin. How do I get the money into my wallet? [Here](https://deepbit.net/payments) it says "Instant payout button is shown when your balance is at least 0.01 BTC and you received less than 3 payments in last 24 hours." does this mean I have to wait until I have mad 0.01BTC?

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2013-05-23. Score: 1

Yes. Otherwise, the cost to transfer the Bitcoins (when you want to spend them) will wind up equaling or exceeding their value.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2013-06-24. Score: 0

As far I know most mining pools require a minimum balance of one bitcent before you can withdraw. The fee for a transaction smaller than this is 0.0005BTC so I assume the pools have decided to block smaller transactions, although small transactions are generally allowed.


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