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# Withdrawal Guide

**1. Connect Wallet**

Make sure you are connected to the correct Web3 wallet that holds the deposited funds on Bancor 3. 

**2. Go to Portfolio page**

On your [portfolio page,](https://app.bancor.network/portfolio) you can see all of your deposits. Choose the token you wish to withdraw and click on the menu.

![Screen\_Shot\_2022-05-08\_at\_15.21.51.png](https://support.bancor.network/hc/article_attachments/5464178352530/Screen_Shot_2022-05-08_at_15.21.51.png)

 **Holdings section under the Portfolio tab**

 

**3. Click "Withdraw"**

In the newly withdrawal window opened, click "Withdraw".

![Screen\_Shot\_2022-05-08\_at\_15.26.43.png](https://support.bancor.network/hc/article_attachments/5464211415570/Screen_Shot_2022-05-08_at_15.26.43.png)

  **Deposit/Withdraw window**

 

**4. Start Cooldown**

Now specify how many tokens you would like to withdraw, and initiate the 0-day cooldown period by clicking on "Start Cooldown"

![Screen\_Shot\_2022-05-08\_at\_15.30.38.png](https://support.bancor.network/hc/article_attachments/5464252277650/Screen_Shot_2022-05-08_at_15.30.38.png)

 

**5. Approval**

After approving the wallet to interact with the tokens / pool tokens, you may withdraw them immediately. You can see how much time is remaining at your Portfolio page, at the top right side under "Pending withdrawals".

 


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