# Withdrawal API Integration

### **Step** 1. **Create withdrawal order**

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[Create a withdrawal order](/ccpayment-v1.0-api/withdrawal-api-integration/create-a-withdrawal-order.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### **Step** 2. Get withdrawal result

After the transaction is completed, CCPayment will push the withdrawal[ result notification](/ccpayment-v1.0-api/webhook-notification/withdraw-webhook-notification.md) to [the Webhook URL you configured.](https://admin.ccpayment.com/wallet/developer) 

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[Withdraw Webhook Notification](/ccpayment-v1.0-api/webhook-notification/withdraw-webhook-notification.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

✅ Now you have completed the entire integration process for withdrawal!

{% hint style="info" %}
Except for webhook notifications, you can get the order information via the Call [Order Information Interface.](/ccpayment-v1.0-api/payment-api-ccpayment/api-deposit-order-information-interface.md)\
\
The status of the API returned has a time lag with the webhook status maybe, Handle idempotency properly.
{% endhint %}

### Withdrawal Diagram

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