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Crypto sale statuses in Ghana: what each stage means

A plain-language guide to checking an awaiting-deposit, payout-processing, or completed crypto sale from your account.

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Review a sell order

How to follow a crypto sale from deposit to GHS payout

  1. Step 1

    Create the sale before sending crypto

    Choose the asset, enter the amount, select the saved Ghana cedi payout destination, and create the order so it can display its own deposit instructions.

  2. Step 2

    Use the current order's deposit route

    Send the exact asset over the network shown to the address generated for that order. Keep the blockchain transaction hash and do not reuse an older order's address.

  3. Step 3

    Wait for detection and confirmation

    A broadcast transaction may still need to be detected and reach the required confirmation state. Follow the signed-in status instead of assuming the transfer is complete when it leaves your wallet.

  4. Step 4

    Review payout processing

    Once the deposit is confirmed, the order moves into payout processing. Verify the saved Mobile Money or bank destination while this stage is shown.

  5. Step 5

    Keep the completed order record

    After completion, compare the recorded payout with your selected destination and retain the order reference. Use signed-in Support if the records do not match.

Awaiting deposit means the order is waiting for the crypto transfer

An awaiting-deposit sale has been created, but the order still needs the crypto sent using the wallet address, asset, and network shown for that specific order. Check those details again before sending; do not reuse an address or network from an older transaction.

Keep the order reference and follow its status in your account. That is safer than relying on a public message, an unverified chat, or a screenshot from someone else.

Payout processing means the received crypto is under payout review

Once the crypto is received for the sale, the order can show that the Ghana cedi payout is processing. Review the saved payout destination you selected and use the order reference if you need account-specific help.

Processing is a status, not a promise of an exact time. Check your own order for updates instead of acting on unsolicited messages about the payout.

Completed means the sale has reached its recorded completion state

When an order is marked completed, keep the order reference with your records and check the associated payout destination you selected. If something does not match the order you created, contact Support through your signed-in account with that reference.

Do not post sensitive payment details, wallet information, passwords, or verification codes while seeking assistance.

Common questions about crypto sale statuses

Why does my sale still say awaiting deposit?

The order may not yet have detected the transfer, the asset or network may not match, or the transaction may still be pending. Check the current order details and transaction hash before contacting Support.

Does payout processing mean the money will arrive instantly?

No. It means the order is being prepared for payout. It does not promise an exact completion time; follow the live order status for changes.

What should I keep after sending the crypto?

Keep the ebitpoint order reference, the blockchain transaction hash, and your own payout record. Never share a password, one-time code, private key, or recovery phrase.

What should I do if a completed sale does not match my payout record?

Open signed-in Support and provide the order reference and non-secret transaction evidence. Do not post full payment or account details publicly.

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