You’re about to place an order, but the page says your available balance is insufficient. Don’t keep tapping Confirm. Your total balance is the sum shown in your account, while your available balance is only the portion you can currently use to complete this transaction. Common reasons for the difference include funds tied up in pending orders, frozen funds in your account, or fees that need to be reserved for this transaction. To find out which applies, check the page you’re using.
Suppose your account has a total balance of 100 USDT, of which 80 USDT is still tied up in a pending order. Your available balance may be only 20 USDT. This is just an example for illustration and does not reflect your account status. Submitting again won’t free up the funds that are tied up; it could instead create an additional transaction.
Open your account or order details and check your total balance, available balance, tied-up/frozen funds, and pending fees separately. If the difference is linked to an order, confirm its final status before deciding whether to try again. Write down these four figures together now to identify where the difference comes from.
Suppose your account has a total balance of 100 USDT, of which 80 USDT is still tied up in a pending order. Your available balance may be only 20 USDT. This is just an example for illustration and does not reflect your account status. Submitting again won’t free up the funds that are tied up; it could instead create an additional transaction.
Open your account or order details and check your total balance, available balance, tied-up/frozen funds, and pending fees separately. If the difference is linked to an order, confirm its final status before deciding whether to try again. Write down these four figures together now to identify where the difference comes from.