# Withdraw Liquidity

Withdrawing liquidity from the pool returns back the token provided by the User and the fee collected by the pool. To witdraw liquidity, a user can follow the below steps.

1. Click on the Pool on which you want to remove liquidity from.<br>

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2. Now to remove liquidity, click on the `Remove Liquidity` botton on the bottom-right corner.<br>

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3. Liquidity can be removed in custom way using the slider or by selecting 25%, 50%, 75% or Max from the buttons abouve slider.<br>

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4. Click on the `Remove` button to remove the selected liquidity from the Pool.<br>

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5. Once done, `Success` page will be shown to the user and the tokens will be returned. Also the transcation can be checked in the explorer by clcicking on the `View on Explorer` button.<br>

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