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# The user has successfully passed the PropW challenge, what is the next step

After the user's challenge on the PropW platform is successful, the user will receive a corresponding email notification, notifying the user of the successful challenge, which will also be synchronized in the email address left by the user when verifying KYC.

It should be noted that the account can only be used for PropW transactions, PropW account details query, does not have the user side of the transfer function.

The profit generated by the user through trading is reflected in the PropW account, if the user needs to withdraw this part of the profit, he/she needs to make an application, and after the application is approved, the assets will be automatically transferred to the asset account of the user's CoinW account.


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