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# post v1 delegate withdraw request

`POST /v1/delegate_withdraw_request`

**Authentication:** RWA

**Rate limit:** 1 requests per second

## Description

Creates a withdrawal request on behalf of an account using an authorized delegate signer.

## Parameters

No fields are defined in the published schema.

## Request body

| Field                      | Type    | Required | Description                                                                |
| -------------------------- | ------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `signature`                | string  | Yes      | The signature generated by signing the message object via EIP-712          |
| `userAddress`              | string  | Yes      | The address of the wallet signing the message object via EIP-712           |
| `verifyingContract`        | string  | Yes      | Contract address used to verify the wallet signature.                      |
| `message`                  | object  | Yes      | Message object signed by the wallet owner.                                 |
| `message.delegateContract` | string  | Yes      | —                                                                          |
| `message.brokerId`         | string  | Yes      | Builder ID                                                                 |
| `message.chainId`          | integer | Yes      | Chain ID associated with the settlement request.                           |
| `message.receiver`         | string  | Yes      | The address of the receiver                                                |
| `message.token`            | string  | Yes      | The string representation of the token that is being withdrawn (eg "USDC") |
| `message.amount`           | string  | Yes      | Amount of tokens to be withdrawn                                           |
| `message.withdrawNonce`    | string  | Yes      | Valid withdrawal nonce from Get withdrawal nonce                           |
| `message.timestamp`        | string  | Yes      | current timestamp in UNIX milliseconds                                     |

## Responses

### HTTP 200

OK

| Field              | Type    | Required | Description                                                   |
| ------------------ | ------- | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `success`          | boolean | Yes      | Indicates whether the request was successful. Example: `True` |
| `timestamp`        | integer | No       | Server timestamp in milliseconds. Example: `1702989203989`    |
| `data`             | object  | Yes      | —                                                             |
| `data.withdraw_id` | integer | Yes      | Example: `123`                                                |


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