How to Withdraw Funds from Your Slash Treasury Account

Overview

Once your Treasury account begins earning interest, you may want to withdraw funds back into your primary Slash account to cover operating expenses or free up liquidity. The process is straightforward and takes just a few steps.

How to Withdraw Funds from Treasury

Step 1: Navigate to Your Treasury Account

Log in to your Slash dashboard and click on Accounts from the sidebar. Under Accounts, select Treasury account.

Step 2: Check Your Withdrawable Balance

Your dashboard will display the withdrawable amount under yout total treasury balance — this reflects the amount currently available for withdrawal.

Step 3: Initiate a Transfer

Click Transfer Funds in the top-right corner of your screen.

Step 4: Enter Withdrawal Details

Enter the amount you wish to withdraw and select the Slash account you want to transfer the funds to.

Step 5: Confirm and Send

Click Send to complete the request.

Funds are available to withdraw 5 business days after depositing and typically arrive in the selected account within 1–2 business days after initiating a withdrawal.

Additional Information

About Treasury Coverage

Unlike your Slash checking account (which has FDIC insurance through our partner banks), Treasury funds are covered by SIPC protection up to $500,000. Treasury is not a bank deposit; it's an investment in a money market fund that aims to provide yield while maintaining stability.

No Minimum Balance

There's no minimum balance requirement to maintain a Treasury account or to make withdrawals. You can withdraw any amount at any time.

Processing Days

Withdrawals initiated on weekends or bank holidays will begin processing on the next business day. The settlement period starts once processing begins.

Need More Help?

If your withdrawal doesn't settle within the expected timeframe, or if you have questions about your Treasury account, contact Slash support at support@slash.com, or use the in-app chat in your Slash dashboard.

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