> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.anchorage.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Sending assets > Withdraw assets from vaults, use the gas station, and batch endorsements. export const ImageCarousel = ({images, perView = 3, children}) => { const [page, setPage] = useState(0); const [imgH, setImgH] = useState(0); const stripRef = useRef(null); const THUMB_MAX_WIDTH = 220; const PEEK_WIDTH = 34; useEffect(() => { const strip = stripRef.current; if (!strip) return; const measure = () => { const box = strip.querySelector("[data-carousel-imgbox]"); if (box && box.clientHeight) setImgH(box.clientHeight); }; measure(); const ro = new ResizeObserver(measure); ro.observe(strip); return () => ro.disconnect(); }, []); const fromChildren = React.Children.toArray(children).map(c => c && c.props && c.props.src ? { src: c.props.src, alt: c.props.alt } : null).filter(Boolean); const items = fromChildren.length ? fromChildren : images || []; if (!items.length) return null; const count = items.length; const columns = Math.min(perView, count); const totalPages = Math.ceil(count / columns); const showControls = totalPages > 1; const goTo = p => setPage((p % totalPages + totalPages) % totalPages); const prev = () => goTo(page - 1); const next = () => goTo(page + 1); const start = page * columns; const visible = items.slice(start, start + columns); const prevPeek = start > 0 ? items[start - 1] : null; const nextPeek = start + columns < count ? items[start + columns] : null; const renderPeek = (img, side) => { if (!img) return null; const isLeft = side === "left"; return }
{renderPeek(prevPeek, "left")} {} {Array.from({ length: columns }).map((_, i) => { const img = visible[i]; const slotStyle = { margin: 0, flex: "1 1 0", maxWidth: THUMB_MAX_WIDTH + "px", minWidth: 0 }; if (!img) { return {showControls && }
{showControls &&
{start + 1} {visible.length > 1 ? "–" + (start + visible.length) : ""} of {count}
} ; }; ## Withdrawals Withdrawals fall under the vault default policy or withdrawal policy (if configured). Both administrators and vault members included in the policy's quorum can initiate and approve withdrawals. You may initiate withdrawals in the iOS app or the web dashboard. If initiated from the web dashboard, biometric approval must be submitted in the iOS app. Anchorage Digital does not currently support sending SOL to non-curve address types (such as PDAs). Ensure your Solana destination is a standard on-curve wallet address. ### Withdrawing from iOS Go to the desired vault and tap **Withdraw**. Search for and tap the asset you would like to withdraw, then select the wallet from which you would like to withdraw. Enter the withdrawal amount, enable the gas station if applicable, and tap **Continue**. Enter the destination address and follow the prompts. Reply to any questions or confirm the destination details. Add a comment (optional) and follow the prompts to submit biometric approval. Vault page for selecting the asset to withdraw Wallet selection screen for the withdrawal Withdrawal amount screen with the gas station toggle Destination address screen for the withdrawal Optional comment screen before submitting the withdrawal Review screen for the withdrawal before biometric approval ### Withdrawing from the web dashboard Go to the desired vault and click **Withdraw** in the top-right corner. Select the asset and wallet from which you would like to withdraw. Enter the amount, and enable the gas station if applicable. Enter the destination address to which you would like to send the funds. Review and confirm the information, then submit. Go to the iOS app to endorse the withdrawal with biometric approval. ### Quorum approvals Members of the default vault policy or the withdrawal policy (if applicable) will receive a notification to approve the withdrawal. Once the required quorum and sub-quorum approvals are submitted, Anchorage Digital will review the withdrawal for approval. ## Withdrawing tagged assets Some assets require a destination tag or memo alongside the address—XRP is the most common example. The tag identifies the recipient at the destination, so the funds must arrive with the correct tag attached. Withdraw tagged assets only to a saved [trusted destination](/knowledge-base/platform/users/web-dashboard/trusted-destinations) that carries the correct tag. A one-time address entered at withdrawal can drop the tag; a trusted destination stores the tag with the address, so every withdrawal includes it. A wrong or missing tag can misroute funds, and misrouted tagged-asset withdrawals are hard to reverse. Confirm the tag with the recipient before adding the trusted destination. ## Gas station Most blockchains charge a network fee — "gas" — paid in the network's native asset (ETH on Ethereum, SOL on Solana). To move an ERC-20 token, for example, the wallet sending it also needs ETH on hand to pay the fee. That creates an operational chore: you'd have to keep every wallet topped up with the right native asset just in case you want to transact. The Anchorage Digital gas station removes that chore by automating gas top-ups, so wallets have the native asset needed to pay network fees without manual funding and rebalancing. The gas station is available for: * ETH withdrawals and transfers * ERC-20 withdrawals and transfers * SOL withdrawals and transfers * ETH staking The gas station is enabled at the organization level. Once a withdrawal or transfer is approved, the gas station—an address controlled by Anchorage Digital—deposits the estimated network fee into your wallet to cover gas for that transaction. Any unused funds remain in your wallet. If you don't see the gas station toggle for a transaction and would like to activate it, contact your client experience manager. ### Using the gas station When initiating a withdrawal from iOS or the web dashboard, toggle on the **gas station** option after entering the withdrawal amount. Continue following the prompts to submit the withdrawal for quorum approval. ## Batched endorsements Multiple operations can be approved simultaneously in the Anchorage Digital iOS app, allowing for secure and efficient approval of your operations. This feature helps streamline your workflow by letting you manage several pending activities at once. Go to **Pending activity** (bell icon) to see the list of operations awaiting approval. Tap **Select** in the top right corner. Select the operations you wish to approve and tap **Confirm and review**. Review each operation's details and select **Approve**, **Reject**, or **Review later** as appropriate. Once finished, review the selection for each operation and follow the prompts to submit biometric approval. Pending activity screen with the Select link in the top-right corner Select operations screen with all three operations checked Select operations screen with Confirm and review highlighted Review operation 1 of 3 showing withdrawal details Review operation 1 of 3 with Approve, Reject, and Review later options Review operation 2 of 3 showing withdrawal details Review operation 2 of 3 with Reject selected Review operation 3 of 3 showing a trusted destination addition Review operation 3 of 3 with Review later selected Summary screen showing the decision for each operation, with Continue and endorse highlighted Batched endorsements are processed once the required quorum is met.