### Manually extracting BNB from your ZeroDev smart account

Source: https://docs.predict.fun/knowledge-base

Steps to manually extract BNB from a ZeroDev smart account.

```JavaScript
const to = "your_desired_withdrawal_address";
const amountInWei = "amount_of_BNB_to_withdraw_in_wei"; // e.g., 1000000000000000000 for 1 BNB

// Assuming you have the contract ABI and address for encodeBNBTransfer
// This is a conceptual representation, actual interaction would be via a web3 library
// const payload = await helperContract.encodeBNBTransfer(to, amountInWei);

// Then, on BscScan's Write Contract as Proxy for your Deposit address:
// execute: 0
// execMode: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000"
// executionCalldata: payload
```

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### Manually extracting USDT from your ZeroDev smart account

Source: https://docs.predict.fun/knowledge-base/wallets

Steps to manually extract USDT from a ZeroDev smart account using BscScan.

```JavaScript
to (address): enter your desired withdrawal address here.
amount (uint256) : enter the amount of USDT to withdraw.
```

```JavaScript
execute: enter 0
execMode (bytes32): enter **0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000**
executionCalldata: enter the payload copied earlier
```

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### Manually extracting ERC-20s from your ZeroDev smart account

Source: https://docs.predict.fun/knowledge-base

Steps to manually extract ERC-20 tokens from a ZeroDev smart account.

```JavaScript
const to = "your_desired_withdrawal_address";
const amount = "amount_of_ERC20_to_withdraw";
const tokenAddress = "contract_address_of_the_ERC20_token";

// Assuming you have the contract ABI and address for encodeERC20Transfer
// This is a conceptual representation, actual interaction would be via a web3 library
// const payload = await helperContract.encodeERC20Transfer(tokenAddress, to, amount);

// Then, on BscScan's Write Contract as Proxy for your Deposit address:
// execute: 0
// execMode: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000"
// executionCalldata: payload
```