Affanhub
Withdrawal Guide

How to Withdraw Your Profit

Understand what you can withdraw, what you should leave in the business wallet, and how to request payout without confusion.

Introduction

Withdrawal is when you move your earned profit out of the platform to your bank account or payout destination. On AffanHub, the important thing to remember is that not every balance should be withdrawn.

Your business wallet helps you fulfil customer orders. Your profit wallet is the part meant for earnings you can withdraw when available.

How it works

A clean way to think about it is this:

  • Business wallet: keep this for running your store and processing orders.
  • Profit wallet: this is where your earned margin builds up.

Example: if you make NGN 100 profit on ten sales, your total profit becomes NGN 1,000. That profit is what you should think about withdrawing, not the full money moving through your business wallet.

Step-by-step guide

1

Open your wallet or withdrawal page

Log in to your dashboard and go to the wallet section. Look for the profit area or the withdrawal option linked to your earnings.

2

Check that you are withdrawing from profit

Before you request withdrawal, confirm the balance you are looking at. If the platform separates business wallet and profit wallet, use the profit side for withdrawal decisions.

3

Enter the amount you want to withdraw

Type the amount you want to withdraw and review the details carefully. Do not withdraw your entire earnings if your business still needs cash flow to stay active.

4

Submit and monitor the request

After submitting, check the withdrawal status in your dashboard. Some withdrawals may be instant, while others may need review depending on your setup.

5

Leave enough for business continuity

A smart operator does not empty every balance immediately. Keep enough money in your business to continue processing orders smoothly, especially if you have active customers.

Tips to succeed

  • Withdraw in a planned way. Do not wait until you are under pressure before checking your balances.
  • Separate your personal spending from your business decisions. This helps you grow steadily.
  • Keep a simple record of how much profit you withdraw every week or month.
  • If a withdrawal looks delayed, check the status first before repeating the request.

Need help?

If you are unsure about what is withdrawable, ask before submitting the request. That is the safest way to avoid draining the wrong balance.