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Withdrawing from the Liquidity layer is a two-step process: first, users must unstake their assets, then proceed to withdraw the funds, bridging them to the desired chain via the staking interface.

Unstake from Liquidity layer

You can unstake from the liquidity layer at any time by clearing your share of the debt. For more details on how debt works, check out our guide.

To learn how to withdraw, follow our step-by-step tutorial 👇

Once you've unstaked, there's a 24-hour waiting period before you can withdraw your funds. This lock applies to claiming the yield, and any new deposits will reset the timer. Be sure to check the exact timing for when your funds will be available for withdrawal.

restake during the unstaking window

You can stake back into the pool at any time, even during the 24-hour window. For detailed instructions, follow our step-by-step tutorial below 👇

Withdrawal and bridge

After the 24-hour lockup period, users can withdraw their funds from the liquidity layer and bridge them to their desired chain using the official bridge on the staking UI.