2026-01-01 16:21:57

I encountered a pretty headache-inducing issue and want to ask everyone for advice.

I have been using a certain payment tool for withdrawals, but recently I found a problem when trying to cash out—WeChat prompted that the annual limit was about to be used up, and as a result, this payment was directly rejected. I wanted to switch to Alipay, but they also couldn't bind it. It seems these U-card channels might not be very stable.

So I thought about changing the approach and using C2C withdrawals instead. However, I often see feedback in the community that accounts are frozen during the withdrawal process, and I've even heard of investigations. Such actions carry significant risks and trouble.

Therefore, I want to ask everyone, how do you usually handle withdrawals? Are there any relatively reliable methods? Waiting online for your guidance, thank you all.

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NftRegretMachine

· 17h ago

Haha, withdrawing funds is really a tough challenge; I've been through it several times.

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BearMarketBarber

· 17h ago

Using up your limit and then being stunned, this thing is indeed annoying. Having your account frozen is no joke; I've seen a few friends fall victim to it. Diversify your risks; don't put all your chips into one channel.

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MemeEchoer

· 17h ago

Oh man, I've also encountered this problem, it's really frustrating. Honestly, C2C risks are indeed high, and freezing accounts is no joke. Better to try small batch operations step by step, although slow, it's more stable.

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SelfStaking

· 17h ago

Bro, I've also encountered this problem before, it's really annoying. U-card's current approach indeed doesn't work, it's risky and more troublesome. Finding a reliable OTC merchant might be better, chat more and gather information. The main thing is not to spend too much at once, take it slow.

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AirdropCollector

· 17h ago

Oh no, this matter is indeed frustrating. I have also experienced similar moments of collapse. As for withdrawals, honestly, it's a hurdle. There is no completely safe method; it's all about finding relatively reliable options within the risk. Rather than sticking to a single path, it's better to diversify and not go all in on one channel.

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